It’s 10PM, Do You Know Where Your Bullets Are?
I’ll frequently use a single Q-PT target for one or two hundred rounds of practice. But every time I fire my pistol, I know whether I…
Category: Learning
10 Posts
Firearms Practice “Fast Food”
pistol-training.com got a ping back yesterday from a blog post entitled Firearms Practice “Fast Food” from Mom With a Gun. It’s a fantastic article that will resonate…
Personal Best vs. On Demand
Shooting a personal best on a drill is a great feeling. It’s evidence that all your effort is paying off. Many shooters can rattle off…
Hi-Point Endurance Test by TCinVA
As you know, we here at pistol-training.com love a good pistol test. And now, someone has finally stepped up to the challenge of testing the…
A Blog to Watch
My friend Chris Rhines (who earned the best F.A.S.T. score at any pistol-training.com event to date) has rebooted his excellent shooting blog, The Way of…
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…
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…
Action & Reaction
Thanks to VolDep45 for his comment on this video: To whit: “Bogus. Action beats reaction every time.” No, the only thing bogus is a hackneyed training cliche…
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…
Can You Shoot Too Much?
Caleb posits an interesting question at Gun Nuts: Can You Shoot Too Much? A similar but different question came up recently on pistol-forum.com, about feeling…