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Category Archives: training
Good craftsmen merit better tools
Alexis has been progressing quickly with a 22-45, now she’s upgrading to a Volquartsen Scorpion, courtesy of the generous sponsor. The RMR is a loaner, pending a more permanent solution. Extended, sprung floorplates are made by TK. She seems pleased … Continue reading
Laser training for kids
Alexis is a pretty good shot already, but she wants more practice. Not being able to drive herself to the range, she’s limited to airsoft and laser trainers. My SU16D airsoft just went with her, along with the Laserlyte kit. … Continue reading
Posted in light/laser, pistol, training
2 Comments
“I am not Charlie!”
It may be better to be a live jackal than a dead lion, but it is better still to be a live lion. And usually easier. (Robert Heinlein) When people regularly die for expressing their beliefs, free speech does not … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, holster, interesting people, pistol, rkba, self-defense, training, weapon
Tagged 9x19, French, Suarez, terrorism
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.45 caliber rifles
45LC | 45-70Govt
Posted in hunting, interesting people, rifle, training, weapon
Tagged 45-70, 45LC, Henry, lever action, safari
11 Comments
Superhuman senses.
She can hear better and tell bearing of the sound source more precisely with the amplified hearing protection. She can see in the dark with the thermal scope. And she’s definitely compensating with the Tavor for her inability to well-aimed … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, self-defense, training, weapon
Tagged 223, bullpup, optics, thermal
7 Comments
Punch!
One of my favorite models is back after five years away. Lots of new photos coming soon.
Busy time
Lots of visitors these days. Some haven’t changed much in five years, others grew up in just two. Lots of new guns, too. The guests socialize and share knowledge. Learning the proper stance, practicing trigger control with dry fire. … Continue reading
A good role model for adults
At age 8, this young man can shoot Glock 17 (9mm) competently and safely. With this kind of examples in front of them, adults who are apprehensive about firearms might just realize that they aren’t difficult to operate properly. It might … Continue reading
Savage Rascal, scoped
I’ve written about Savage Rascal before. It’s one of my favorite little rifles, tiny enough for kids but built well enough for adults to use as well. I use mine with the default peep sight and that’s good enough for … Continue reading
Refresher training.
I first took a shotgun class around 2000 with Greg Sullivan’s Defensive Edge in Minnesota. I was amazed at how much I was able to learn in a day. I’ve not done any shotgun training since. Time to remedy that … Continue reading
A very capable lady and her gun
Tatiana Whitlock, the gun trainer, the engineer, and the awesome host. I just got back from a great week that she and her family organized for me in Maine. The Nighthawk T4 she shoots.
Raising kids today to become independent humans of tomorrow
Alexis Nicole practices her pistol stance with papa. By the time she grows up, she will have one more skill that adds up with the others to an independent personhood.
Posted in interesting people, light/laser, pistol, rkba, self-defense, training
Tagged 380ACP, G42, girl, Viridian
4 Comments
A rifle so light, an 8 year old can run it.
And the same 8 year old was able to handle it unsupported as well. I.C.E.-designed AIR15 was quite a bit handier than her own M&P15-22.
Why have a light rifle?
To carry the balance of the weight in ammunition, of course! Volquartsen Ultralite .22 action in Blackhawk Axiom stock. The sight is a C-More attached sideways in a custom mount. Black Dog Machine drum with 50 rounds. And a Ruger 22/45 Lite … Continue reading
Three pounder in a field position
Just the solution for a small junior shooter: Volquartsen Ultralite .22 action in Blackhawk Axiom stock. Three pound rifle with a tele-stock. The sight is a C-More attached sideways in a custom mount.
Sometimes shorter IS better: a very handy CQB package
This is a Spike’s Tactical 300 Blackout pistol with 8.5″ barrel. It delivers fairly impressive external ballistics, but it’s still an AR pistol and requires specific training for effective use. When a friend came by with a registered short barrel lower (also Spike’s … Continue reading
Nurture vs nature
Having two talented and accomplished kids in one family adds to the data set to the argument about born ability and how it can be realized. I suspect that more kids than we know have abilities that can be brought … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, pistol, rkba, training, weapon
Tagged 22LR, competition, rimfire
1 Comment
Cheyenne
AP-Rhino 223 rifle, Vortex 1-6x scope, attitude and aptitude all her own. And the other side of her persona: she’s a home-schooled farm kid who readily helps out her parents. And she’s a teenager, a girl who likes pretty dresses. … Continue reading
Bringing the Point of Balance Back: new on AllOutdoor
Competition Rifles: Bringing the Point of Balance Back