Realism vs. Ragnarök
Tam over at View from the Porch has an interesting spin on the growing popularity of the Zombie Target fad. While you probably won’t be…
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Looking Back, Part III
A couple weeks ago, I began this series to recognize the people who have been most influential in my development as a shooter and instructor.…
Looking Back, Part II
Last week, I began a series inspired by Kyle Defoor’s Paying Homage posts at his blog. The next person on my list is Ken Hackathorn.…
Looking Back, Part I
As I mentioned three weeks ago, Kyle Defoor recently posted a series of Paying Homage threads on his blog looking back at the people who,…
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…
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…
Monkey See
At the range I frequent, it is not uncommomn to find people practicing for high level bullseye pistol competition. They send big bullseyes out to…
One Down, Fifty One to Go
Tom Jones has finished the first week of his 365 Days of Training. Quite a week it’s been, starting with a pre-test to set a…
The Training Journey
Even wonder what happens when a former Top Gun instructor turns his attention to practical pistol/CCW skills? Pk14 from FirearmsTrainingAndTactics.com has begun what will be…
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…