Photo of the day: Max Michel
Max Michel hits the brakes heading into a shooting position on stage 7 of the 2013 Single Stack Nationals. Max used his Sig 1911Max to shoot his way to a 4th pl...
Category: USPSA
2013 Single Stack Nationals Match Report
The 2013 USPSA Single Stack Nationals wrapped up their final shot on Saturday, with Rob Leatham taking home another win from PASA. I went home with a lot of les...
Mike Seeklander – Stage 12 USPSA Nationals
Mike Seeklander + Epic Music = Youtube money!
Single Stack training stage
One of the things I’m doing wrong is how I set up for the first three targets. I could have set up in one position and taken the target through the port a...
Automatic Accuracy USPSA Class review
The weekend of April 13th-14th, I drove down to lovely Eastern Nebraska to attend Automatic Accuracy’s USPSA class, hosted by the Eastern Nebraska Practic...
Accuracy matters
One of the big misconceptions about USPSA is that it’s all about “sprinting around” and hosing bullets at targets as fast as you can. While th...
Making good stages better
This weekend I attended the Automatic Accuracy USPSA class in Louisville, NE. I’ll have a full writeup on the class once I finish going through my notes, ...
So you want to be a sponsored shooter part 4: pros and cons
To get caught up on the series, check out part 1, part 2, and part 3. Today I’ll wrap up the series on becoming a sponsored shooter, and look at the pros ...
Unreal split times
Check out Blake’s splits on the first couple of target arrays. Crazy quick!
Slow is not fast
My column on shooting fast is up at Shooting Illustrated.