Developing your Index
Tangentially related to the sub-second draw, a good index is a very valuable thing to have. It is probably impossible, or at least very difficult,…
The Myth of the Sub-Second Draw
It seems like everyone and their internet self has a sub-second draw these days. Part of me says “That’s awesome!”, and no doubt in part…
Training before walking out the door.
I try to dry fire every day, usually in the morning before I leave for work. That doesn’t always work with early starts and having…
2022 AIWB Favorites
There are a lot of holsters out there today. Lots. A lot. Tons of choices. You get the point. Decades ago, gun writers used to…
A Brief History of AIWB
As mentioned before, AIWB is probably the original on-body carry method. Shove your pistol into your sash and away you go. That changed when Americans…
Modern Appendix Carry
Pistol-Training.com is the home of the modern appendix inside the waistband carry holster, often shortened to AIWB. Appendix carry was probably the first method ever…
Double Trouble
As we discussed last week, the double rifle has a lot of really good features, though mostly in its hunting-as-combat niche. Since nothing is perfect…
The Magic of the Double Rifle
Relatively few people today have any real experience with double rifles. Unfortunately, that also includes this author. Most posts on Pistol-Training.com are based on experience.…
Doubles
Champlin Arms is a really neat place to visit. George Caswell is the proprietor and has been in the double rifle business for a very…
Bolt, or Double?
Hunting is a big part of family life here at Pistol-Training.com. I was introduced to it a bit later than most, during my undergraduate years.…