The State of the Industry
Shooters have spoken. Striker fired guns and 2011’s are all people seem to want these days.
Carrying a Gun Has Risks
Following up on the recent AIWB self inflicted gunshot wound… I do not like to play the odds, but if I was going to, I…
LEM Trigger Advantages
Following up on my last post about perfecting the buggy whip, here is a video talking about the advantages of the LEM trigger, in case…
The Late Great LEM
Since HK has decided to discontinue the LEM, most shooters will never learn how good those triggers can be. I have been competing with my…
AIWB Or: How I learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb.
With apologies to Stanley Kubrick and Peter George, the title just stuck in my head when I was thinking about the latest public AIWB shooting.…
USPSA Local Match
With a felt temp of 115 degrees, I shot my first local USPSA match in about 10 years. It was rough. In the negative column,…
Night Time Zombie Hunting
To follow up a bit on my post about the ultimate zombie weapon, I have been using one of my zombie killing force multipliers, nightvision.…
Daily Dry-Fire Practice
I do a lot of dry fire. I get a lot of questions about dry fire. I offer a free dry fire class for LE…
How Do You Stack Up?
“Wow, you’re a great shooter!” Anyone who has shot for a while has likely been told this by someone they know. Usually said by a…
Visual Control of the Gun
Happy Independence Day! Ocular vehicle control is a long understood principle of performance driving. Of course the vehicle does not know (or care) where you…