Low light shooting is a deep topic and everyone has their own views on what methods are best. Taking the time to learn multiple methods and techniques will help make the light an advantage rather than being a “bullet magnet” by illuminating or blinding you.
Read MoreTraining is an important part of becoming proficient at any skill, but if we don’t train with intention, we risk training the wrong habits and creating training scars.
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The start of your journey into firearms likely begins with a reason behind your interest which will shape the choices you make not only in gear but in training and on the range. Let’s take a look at four categories a typical new shooter should take into consideration as they start their gun craft.
The concepts of holdover and holdunder can be confusing, but with a little knowledge and practice, using these techniques can help you be a more accurate shooter.
Read MoreWhat should you have in your range bag when you are getting ready to train and go to the range? Our list covers safety equipment, training accessories, and some of the extras that are nice to have.
Read MoreThe best handgun for beginners is a hard question to answer because everyone is looking for a handgun that will work for them. We can walk you through the step by step process for you to consider as you go through your handgun buying journey.
Read MoreAren’t cover and concealment the same thing? This article will cover definitions and identify object characteristics that define them as cover or concealment and how to move and engage a threat from cover.
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