Mental Concepts in Training (Part 4)
To wrap up this fairly superficial look at some mental training concepts, we have two more ideas to explore. Quality, not quantity is likely something…
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Kids and Shooting
I was recently asked about when and how to introduce kids to shooting, and with limited experience of my own, here goes. If they aren’t…
Tenicor Velo 5
I’m sure you are familiar with Tenicor, as they make some of the best quality and best-designed CCW equipment on the market. I have been…
P32 Tuesday (9)
1340 Rounds 0 malfunctions, 0 stoppages, 0 parts breakage 239 rounds went down range this week, and most were shot to acquire some data. I…
Mental Concepts in Training, Part 3.
Continuing our look at the “softer” side of training, if you want to win, you need to find small, short-term things to win at. Small…
Gee-Gaws and Doo-Dads.
I’ve been carrying a G19 again for a bit, instead of my usual G17. It has an RMR HD and my 17 has a regular…
Mental Concepts in Training Part 2
If the little things are the only thing, I guess we can be done discussing this stuff now, lol. Since it doesn’t work that way,…
Mental Concepts in Training
I’m still pretty covered up right now, but let’s start to look at the ideas I posted last week. The mental side of shooting is…
Marksmanship at a Medium Pace (P32, 5)
This past week saw us in the Keystone State to shoot the state and regional Action Pistol matches. We combined that long drive with a…
Preview of Post to Come
I am tied up for a week or 10 days, so I decided to release some of the concepts I want to talk about next…