Speaking of snub guns
Richard Mann at Shooting Illustrated has some great tips on how to manage that heavy DA trigger pull on your snub nosed revolver.
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Your toolbox is full of junk
From Pistol-Training.Com are thoughts on learning new techniques that may or may not actually have value. The guiding star of any new technique or skill: Does ...
Monkey see, monkey shoot
Todd points out the interesting phenomenon of “Range Emulation“; where someone will see Todd shooting wicked fast and will also turn into a brass fo...
1000 Rounds a month
Remember last month’s challenge? Did you make it 1000 rounds of logged and tracked centerfire ammo in the month of August? I did, but I barely scraped b...
Let there be light!
Lately, I have had the opportunity to regularly practice my low-light shooting, and as I mentioned previously when talking about lasers the experience has been ...
SIRT Pistol
The last couple of weeks I’ve had the opportunity to play with a friend’s SIRT Pistol. This is a neat little training device that allows trigger re...
The mutable shooting stance
While mostly irrelevant in the age of modern pistol shooting, occasionally you will see the debate pop up about modern isosceles vs. the Weaver stance. In it y...
Learn from my mistakes
So that you don’t have to make them. If you’re wondering what goes wrong in that video, the easy answer is “everything”. I’m shoot...
Please don't do that
Let’s say, hypothetically that you’re at an indoor range trying to iron out some kinks in your pistol’s magazines. Further, you’re next...