If you carry a firearm daily, you owe it to yourself, your family, your community, and more to be skilled with that firearm. One of the best things I read in this book states that firearms training is a PROCESS, not an EVENT. Training is continuous for concealed carry, and you should seek to...
Five Around the House Items You Can Train With
Firearm training gear can be really freaking expensive. It’s easy to see why due to the fact it’s a relatively niche genre of gear. I’m not blaming any particular company, but their gear is often designed and priced for the professional shooter and ranges. That drives up the price for the average Joe and...
Taking Dry Fire To New Levels – Beyond the Lightswitch
How much dry fire do you do? I try to do ten to fifteen minutes a night, mixing in various techniques. I use my dominant hand and my non-dominant hand, draw from my holster, and do simple marksmanship training. It’s functional, but I’ve begun to realize I might not be getting the most out...
What Movies and TV Get Wrong About Gunfights
Movies and TV are largely works of fiction. We don’t expect them to be right about nearly anything. However, for many, a TV show or a movie is the only experience they have with firearms. TV shows and movies from the opinions of many on firearms, regardless of the fact they are fiction. Rarely...
Are You Up For The Challenge?
To be an exceptional gun owner, you need to regularly challenge your gun handling skills. One of the best ways to do this is to participate in shooting competitions. Shooting against a timer gives you speed vs. accuracy insight you don’t usually receive during typical range sessions. While competing, not only do you want...
The Most Common Mistakes of Concealed Carriers
So you’re a new gun owner, Or maybe you will be joining the ranks or new gun owners. Great! Welcome to the fold! You likely clicked this link thinking hey, I don’t want to make mistakes. That’s the kind of attitude we like around here. I’ve owned guns all my life and got involved...
