Shooting steel is fun! You hear the “ping!” when you hit the target, and can often save you time and money from shοoting paper targets. However,…
Follow-through occurs when you keep contact with the trigger and get your sights back on target. For slow, controlled courses of fire, only let the trigger…
Dry Fire Practice can be a great way to improve your skills. You don’t have to be outside in 10′ of snow, or have the expense of range fees or…
When a shooter has a poor grip on her pistol, she may experience a malfunction or difficulty achieving target accuracy. The grips shown are not dangerous…
There are times, both in competition and self-defense, that you may need to shoot with your support hand. In competition, the course of fire may call for it…
Just as you know your safety rules, you must know your rapid clearing steps. When you are on the clock in a match or in a defensive gunfight, you want it to…
A proper grip helps better manage recoil and muzzle rise, and helps a shooter with accuracy, speed, and retention. The hands should be as high on the gun as…
In order for your shot to reach its intended location on a target, a shooter must have sight picture and alignment. Sight alignment is the symmetry between…
When manipulating a firearm, there are four universal safety rules that must ALWAYS be obeyed. When these four rules are followed, accidents can be…
Managing recoil is done with your entire body. A proper stance gives you a…