HK VP9 shooting USPSA Limited Minor
Matches and good classes are really the best place to test out your gun. Once you’ve established that a pistol is reliable enough for a match or a class, ...
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I was wrong about American Marksman
Last week I wrote a post blasting the new shooting competition American Marksmen for their policy that disqualifies many talented amateur shooters from competin...
IDPA Classifier in 50 Seconds
Still throwing it back to some of my favorite 1911 videos. Here’s a run through the IDPA classifier that took less than 50 seconds…in raw time. Afte...
The Folly of Chasing Gear – Competition Version
In the last 18 months I have changed my competition gun 3 times while chasing the elusive “perfect” pistol so allow me to spin you a yarn on what no...
Training again and it sucks
After taking (now) 8 months off from any sort of shooting sports training, over the holiday weekend I finally sacked up, loaded up some guns and ammo and went t...
Why bullseye is the most popular pistol shooting sport
If I asked you, dear reader, what you thought the most popular pistol-based shooting sport in America was based on participation, what would you say? IDPA? USPS...
Ruger GP100 Match Champion with Adjustable Sight
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE-RGR) is proud to announce the new Ruger® GP100® Match Champion™ with adjustable rear sight. This new model shares all of...
The Altar of Competency
The ability to perform a skill on command regardless of circumstance is the highest level of that skill This can be as broad as you like, or as narrow as you li...
Training to fight vs training to compete
Mike Seeklander, who is both a serious competition shooter and a top notch defensive trainer has an excellent article up about the differences and similarities ...