Category: Gun Handling
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Little Lights Range Trip
I always suggest that if you get the opportunity to practice or train in low light, that you do. It allows you the opportunity to confirm your dryfire flashlight work, confirm your techniques, and see what works and doesn’t when you’re actually shooting. This last weekend, I had the opportunity to get some range time…
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What Does Average Joe Need In A Trigger?
Have you ever had a Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon moment? It’s a type of cognitive bias where you could swear that the frequency of mentioning a topic has seemingly increased to impossible numbers for no apparent reason. I feel like I’m experiencing one with Double Action/Single Action (or DA/SA) and Double Action Only (DAO) pistols as of…
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Sight misalignment, speed, and accuracy
This has been one of limiting factors in the speed of my shooting for a while now. “See what you need to see” always lacked enough detail for it to be useful to me. This puts it in more defined terms.
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Course Review: Basic Threat Management
Being mentored by someone as accomplished as Claude Werner (The Tactical Professor) definitely has its perks. Last Monday, we took a trip to a local gun club to get some work done. The two objectives of the day were to get baseline times and scores before I start his yet-to-be-released dry fire program (I’ll keep…