The Press-Out
Long ago in a galaxy far, far away there was a common misconception that guns with short, light triggers had a “faster first shot.” The…
Category: Teaching
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Professionalism vs. Cannibalism
Why do some people in the training community seem so intent on destroying each other? For example, there’s a guy on a forum I frequent…
Indy AAR
JohnN (who was not just the class host but also happened to walk away as the top shot in the class) wrote a review of…
Getting the Finger
If you are teaching someone to shoot for the first time and talking to him about: stance sights speed tactics … while your new student…
Crawl, Walk, Run Off a Cliff
I’ve jumped out of an airplane. Did you know that? Full on free fall, no tandem partner, just a couple of Jumpmasters going out the…
Three New Drills Added
We have added three new drills — tests, really — to the Drills page. Hackathorn Standards, designed by Ken Hackathorn The Humbler, aka the 700…
What Toolbox?
One of — if not the — most overused, misunderstood, worthless cliches in the shooting world: It’s another tool in the toolbox! It’s really not…
AFHF AARs
A couple of great detailed AARs (After Action Reports) from students of last month’s Aim Fast, Hit Fast class in Los Alamos, New Mexico: at…
Appendix Carry Workshop
pistol-training.com is proud to announce its first Appendix Carry Workshop being held in Culpeper, Virginia on Saturday 18-September. A number of students have been requesting…
The Speed Draw is for Gun Nuts
From Caleb at Gun Nuts Media: Speed in a vacuum isn’t necessarily that valuable, but speed in action when combined with the will to defend…