Drill of the Week: Accuracy (II)
This week, we’re going to build on last week’s accuracy test. We’ll use the same targets (3×5 cards) and follow the same program of six…
Limp Wristing: The New Gremlin
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen a shooter, instructor, or firearms “expert” blame a malfunction on limp wristing. Please, just stop. Limp…
Drill of the Week: Accuracy
Beginning this week, we will put up a specific drill every Sunday (or Monday) to help develop a particular skill. To start things off, we’re…
FBI selects new duty ammunition
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has selected a new, improved version of Winchester’s bonded T-Series ammunition for its agents to carry in caliber .40 S&W.…
New Drills Added
Three new drills added to the Drills page: Bill Drill Changing Gears Reload Drill
Training Priorities
There is a simple progression in training that should be followed for new shooters. Too often, the self-trained skip a lot of these steps and…
The SIMP Principle
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…
New article by Larry Vickers posted
Tactical Tips: Accuracy by Larry Vickers (US Army, Ret.) has been added to the Articles section. Excellent advice from a trainer with unassailable credentials.
A Light Trigger Pull Is Not a Status Symbol
Having a very light trigger pull on a gun you use for duty, concealed carry, or home defense does not make you a tactical ninja…
Smith & Wesson M&P Accuracy
Average for five 5-shot groups was 2.08 inches with 124gr +p Gold Dot, and 2.43 inches with 147gr Gold Dot.