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Category: Learning

10 Posts
Nov 8, 201123-Jan-22

My Favorite

Gear, Learning 10

A student and I have been discussing the merits of various trigger systems both in a thread at pistol-forum.com and via private message. He’s a…

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Oct 3, 201123-Jan-22

New Drill

Learning 0

The 4567 Drill, developed in conjunction with Glock Professional Inc‘s Chris Edwards, has been posted in the Drills section. The 4567 is a quick skill…

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Sep 27, 2011

My Left Hand

Learning, Teaching 35

For whatever reason, there has been a great deal of online discussion lately about what to call one-handed shooting. My name has been brought up…

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Sep 19, 2011

Pacing

Learning 6

One of the most fascinating parts of the Porsche class last week was realizing the tremendous number of parallels between how they teach high performance…

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Sep 7, 201110-Feb-22

The “5” Challenge

Competition, Learning 10

Recently, a discussion came up on a forum I frequent related to a test Gila Hayes developed years ago. The test is intended to begin…

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Aug 25, 201122-Jan-22

Dry Fire Routine

Learning

A few months ago, I quickly put together an example of a dry fire routine for a friend who just got a SIRT pistol and…

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Aug 24, 201123-Jan-22

Round Count != Excellence

Learning 4

Lately, I have been shooting less per session than normal (for me). Discussing this with a buddy, he repeated the often heard “truism” that you…

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Aug 16, 201119-Jan-22

The Finger

Learning 7

This past Saturday, six of us (all F.A.S.T. Wallers) did a little data gathering on the range. One of the interesting results came from measuring…

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Aug 10, 201118-Jan-22

Eating the Elephant

Learning 34

Recently seen on a forum: “I’m not going to worry about a few hundredths of a second with my splits.” What he really meant: “I…

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Aug 6, 201123-Jan-22

Feelings

Learning 9

In this week’s Glock update, I mentioned that an accessory I added to the pistol — a modified Grip Force Adapter — did not feel as…

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  1. SLG on Daily Dry-Fire Practice18-Jul-26

    Always good to warm up before going out the door!

  2. Andrew Chesney on Daily Dry-Fire Practice18-Jul-26

    Great article - thanks for posting! A few months ago I modified my morning routine by getting up 15 minutes…

  3. purvesjlxciv on How Do You Stack Up?16-Jul-26

    Roger that, I'll do some digging! Thanks! I really enjoy Cold Heat.

  4. SLG on How Do You Stack Up?16-Jul-26

    I think I've written about that before, but it really depend what you are trying to accomplish. Cold Heat is…

  5. purvesjlxciv on How Do You Stack Up?16-Jul-26

    What would you say would be a baseline for practical competency? How would you quantify it?

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