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Category Archives: training
Training new shooters
Four years ago, I did a photo shoot with Ariel, 16 at the time. While she was quite convincing with a variety of arms, she didn’t actually know how to use them. We decided to remedy that shortcoming. She was … Continue reading
The real reason for shooting back
In military actions prior to the Crimean War, the ratio of dead to wounded was usually around 1:1. After the 1850s, medical corps were formed and more of the wounded survived. By WW2, 1:2 ratio was common, and modern US … Continue reading
Posted in holster, pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, shotgun, training, Uncategorized, weapon
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Grace turns 16 today
One of my favorite models on her birthday. M37 trench gun is for particularly recalcitrant clays.
Hot weather, cool range
Now that Nashville is hot and humid every day, I am spending more of my time at Nashville Armory range. Good ventilation, AC and rifle rated backstops. And their staff is all firearms enthusiasts.
Keystone 722 Varmint first shots
This rifle is incredible. At 25 yards, all shots with CCI Green Tag or Aguila match land on top of each other with minimal effort on my part. I did upgrade the scope to get adjustable parallax at 25. Typically, … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, rifle, training
Tagged 22LR, bolt action, optic
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Self-defense Firearm Selection for a Non-Shooter: new on AllOutdoor
Optimizing defensive weapon selection under specific constraints.
Posted in ammunition, light/laser, pistol, self-defense, training, weapon
Tagged 32H&R Magnum, AllOutdoor, Crimson Trace, revolver
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How perishable are skills?
Guns aren’t very complicated, yet somehow every rifle class starts with people trying to remember their zero settings, fumbling with slings and generally acting incompetently. That’s understandable, as we seldom get to carry or use rifles. With pistol, most people … Continue reading
Posted in pistol, self-defense, training
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Is she a model, or real?
At the time this photo was taken, the model has never fired a gun. The image is ok, but not amazing. As we worked with long guns, cross eye dominance was discovered. A good quality red dot sight, like the … Continue reading
Thousand yard shooter.
Missy Gilliland, a long-range badass, with her new 6mm rifle.
A Magazine Alternative for the GSG AK47-22: new on AllOutdoor
A 30-rounder that works well.
The main reason I like M&P pistols
They fit hands large and small. Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts. His hand is just a little bigger than that of the learner Sophie. Both were able to use the same M&P pistol during the class. Note, the photo below … Continue reading
ASJ Cover Article: The Mighty Mite
All about Alexis.
Serious kid
Alexis
Shotgun Training from Suarez International: new on AllOUtdoor
Learning to run a scattergun.
Hit!
My father’s marksmanship skills amaze me every range trip. Tavor at 100 yards, standing, with an unmagnified optic — four hits in a row on a helmet-sized skillet that was barely visible against the background. He hit a paper plate … Continue reading
Posted in pistol, rifle, training
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Scoping the PTR91
So I finally got curious about the accuracy potential of the MAD 33AR and the PTR91. With iron sights, I can do OK but not well enough to make hits on smaller targets. The scope mount I got didn’t quite fit the … Continue reading
The grin of the win
Today, I was at the range with three friends. We did a little shooting competition. Wooden boards sized about 6″x9″ were propped up on the bushes by the berm and we shot at them from 150 yards. Each shooter had … Continue reading
Posted in pistol, rifle, training, weapon
Tagged bolt action, competition
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Pass it on!
It’s good to be a competitive shooter, like Dani Bryan-Nickens for Team CZ Forum. It’s even better to also pass on the skills and the mindset to the next generation. That Volquartsen Scorpion is worth a lot more in competent … Continue reading