For Every Bullet, a Lawyer
I overheard one of those age old shooting cliches today: “Every bullet has a lawyer attached to it.” OK, but he’s not going to leap…
Category: Teaching
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Coast to Coast Success in Oklahoma City
The last pistol-training.com class of 2012, a combined 3-day Appendix Carry Workshop and Aim Fast Hit Fast, was held this past weekend in Oklahoma City. Students…
New Shooters: A Quick How-To Guide
Julie Golob (nee Goloski) posted a great set of DO’s and DON’Ts on her website today for anyone thinking about bringing a first time shooter…
Change
Coming soon… Train hard & stay safe! ToddG
Small Errors
Here’s a photo from the Aim Fast Hit Small class this past weekend. Remember, they’re only hostages until you shoot them… then they’re co-conspirators. Students had…
Recent AARs
Some recent Aim Fast Hit Fast reviews (AARs, After Action Reports) with a twist: Gabe “OrigamiAK” White writes about the Clackamas, OR AFHF in July and…
SOM for Real
follow the link for video: South Carolina Deputy shoots charging knife-wielding attacker A couple months ago I wrote about shooting on the move (SOM) and the importance…
Two Added to F.A.S.T. Wall in RI
Jon Nierenburg (6.67) and class champion Jack Fallon (6.42) turned in Advanced performances during this weekend’s Aim Fast Hit Fast class in Charlestown, Rhode Island. Both have earned…
Competition: Pros and Cons
If your interest in handguns is focused toward carrying on duty and/or for personal defense, is competition a good way to supplement your practice or…
Dogma, Doctrine, Direction
A good instructor should know why he teaches certain techniques instead of others. If he uses a particular stance or grip, if he favors a…