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…
Category: Learning
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Performance Tracking
“There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but some are quicker than others.” Becoming a better shooter involves a great number of…
A Second Langdon Class Scheduled in VA
For those who may have missed out on the August class mentioned here at pistol-training.com last month, Ernest Langdon has decided to schedule another for…
Interview with Dave Sevigny
Cheaper Than Dirt recently began promoting itself through a blog called The Shooter’s Log. Earlier this week, they published an outstanding interview with Dave Sevigny…
New Article “Where to Start” by TCinVA
In a new article titled Where to Start, pistol-training.com contributor TCinVA offers some tips on how, when, and where to choose your first formal training experience.…
Skill Isn’t Everything
This may be considered Not Safe For Work for some, but there’s no blood or gore. Chinese policewoman shoots and kills hostage-taker. (from Liveleak.com) She…
Thoughts from a Modern Guru
Few people in the firearms industry can claim the kind of background that Larry Vickers has. No, scratch that. Absolutely no one in the industry…
New Drill: 1-2-R-3
Reader JodyH offers up a new drill, 1-2-R-3, based on the same target used for 3-Two-1. Increasing the utility of that target is a great…
The Press-Out
Copied verbatim and completely without permission from my friend Failure2Stop on M4Carbine.net: The faster the sights are level in front of the eyes, the faster…
Dry Fire Advice
My good friend The_Katar (Jay) has posted some very good advice on dry fire practice. While some people are religious about their devotion to dry…