Archive for the ‘Starting From Scratch’ Category
Wednesday, December 24th, 2014
Does hardware or software matter the most, Todd?
Yes they do, Other Todd. Yes they do.
An accepted truism among shooters is that it's better to use software (skill building) than hardware (changing equipment) to solve problems. And usually, that's true. Beginners in particular are too quick to jump from gun to gun ...
Posted in Gear, Learning, Starting From Scratch, Tacticality | 3 Comments »
Sunday, October 26th, 2014
Having received my SIG .22 kit, I was planning to go to the range for the first time this past Friday. Before heading out, I decided to do some dry firing. Result? I could not pull the double action trigger simply because my hand and forearm muscles had atrophied so much. ...
Posted in Starting From Scratch | 17 Comments »
Friday, October 3rd, 2014
As many of you know, eight weeks ago I had my right elbow completely replaced. The titanium elbow is a fairly new and uncommon procedure, with the mechanism itself costing about $20,000 (thank you, insurance company!). The surgery required a lot of moving and stretching of the nerves in my ...
Posted in Safety, Starting From Scratch | 47 Comments »
