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Category: Learning

3 Posts
Nov 2, 200726-Dec-10

The SIMP Principle

Learning 6

My close friend and shooting partner SLG made a very interesting discovery a few months back. A shooter’s skill seems to be in inverse proportion…

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Oct 26, 200722-Jan-22

New article by Larry Vickers posted

Learning 0

Tactical Tips: Accuracy by Larry Vickers (US Army, Ret.) has been added to the Articles section. Excellent advice from a trainer with unassailable credentials.

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Sep 8, 20078-Jul-22

What is “training” anyway?

Learning 1

There is certainly nothing wrong with spending time at the range just having fun. I’d choose shooting as a recreational activity over golf any day.…

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Latest Comments

  1. SLG on Field Holster for Cold Weather3-Aug-26

    Somehow I missed this comment. Great times with the 1006!

  2. SLG on The Late Great LEM1-Aug-26

    Thanks very much! Good books are a real treasure.

  3. Andrew Chesney on The Late Great LEM1-Aug-26

    Good stuff! I've never had the opportunity to shoot an LEM trigger. I did watch the video a second time,…

  4. SLG on AIWB Or: How I learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb.29-Jul-26

    Thanks very much! Hopefully it will help someone.

  5. Andrew Chesney on AIWB Or: How I learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb.29-Jul-26

    Outstanding information! Your video did a great job of tying the concepts together. Well done!

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