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Category: Tacticality

10 Posts
Apr 5, 20254-Apr-25

Coaching Cues Vs. Actual Technique

Learning, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 4

A common issue in the training community is the tendency for instructors to pass cues along as if they were meaningful techniques. Usually, this is…

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Mar 15, 202514-Mar-25

Back to the LTT P30L LEM

Firearms Commentary, HK, HK P30, Learning, LTT, Safety, Tacticality 2

These last couple of weeks have been very busy at work so I have not been getting out to shoot as much as I would…

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Mar 8, 20257-Mar-25

The Press-Out (Part 3)

Learning, Performance, Starting From Scratch, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 1

Having covered a short, biased history of the technique as well as the basic concept behind it, we will now look at how to practice…

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Mar 1, 20251-Mar-25

Law Enforcement Classes vs. Civilian Classes.

Learning, Performance, Range Reports, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 2

Having spent the past 27 years in law enforcement and almost as long teaching various topics to law enforcement (LEOs) and civilians, I have some…

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Feb 22, 202521-Feb-25

The Press-Out (Part 2)

Double Actions, Firearms Commentary, Learning, Other, Performance, Safety, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 0

As mentioned last week, the basic idea of the press-out is to coordinate the movement of the gun with the trigger pull, so that as…

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Feb 15, 202515-Feb-25

The Press-Out (Part 1)

Double Actions, Firearms Commentary, Learning, Other, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 6

20 years ago, the press-out was not very well known. 30 years ago only a small handful of us were doing it. In the last…

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Feb 8, 20257-Feb-25

Durability of Hard Skills

Learning, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 2

This is a topic of much interest to trainers and “doers”, or at least it should be. However, I don’t often hear it talked about.…

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Feb 5, 20254-Feb-25

Testing my Dry Practice

G19, Learning, Other, Performance, Range Reports, Reddots, Starting From Scratch, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 0

This post was supposed to go live last Saturday, but it didn’t happen, so the shooting is a few days behind my practice as of…

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Jan 25, 202524-Jan-25

Getting Back to Training

Learning, Performance, Safety, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 4

With my hand injury having prevented me from training for a bit, I need to start getting my shooting back into shape. The best way…

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Jan 18, 202517-Jan-25

“Correct” Trigger Control

HK P30, Learning, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 6

You may have noticed that I have had a little less shooting content lately. Unfortunately, that is a result of a support hand injury that…

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