Practice Habits
There is no shortcut to learning how to shoot accurately during match conditions. Here’s what master shooters remind us about the importance of practice—lots of it.
Training vs. Practice: There is a Difference
Practice of skills that have no place in action shooting or defense of life.
Details Make the Difference
Don’t only ask trainers how questions, ask your trainer why. If the answer doesn’t make sense, keep asking for clarification until it does, or ask someone else who may explain differently.
Don’t Let Ammo Cost Hold You Back
.22 rimfire clones are a great way to get quality range time on a budget.
The Performance Elephant
Aside from the fact that pistols have sights and a trigger, they are all different in their own way.
You Don’t Have to Go It Alone
What to do when you are one of only a few in your area dedicated to a particular discipline?
What should beginning shooters focus on in order to improve?
Start by spending as much time on the range as possible.
What Are Teachable Moments In Firearm Training?
Teachable moments are present in all the things that we do—even competitive shooting. Many great instructors will take advantage of these instances to teach valuable lessons to students. Treat adversity during training as an opportunity to learn and grow as a competitive shooter.
The Best Thing You Can Do To Improve Your Scores
Share a box of ammunition and your time with somebody looking to learn—you may be surprised when it helps you improve as well
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