“Tag: shooting tips”

Visual speed doesn't just mean “seeing faster.” Tip No. 1 is “You have to be honest with yourself.”

Here we outline what Federal Ammo engineer and USPSA shooter Casey Reed keeps in his range bag

The time on the clock is a major part of an action shooter’s score. Economizing that time can pay big dividends. For example, reloading as you move between shooting positions avoids the dreaded “flat-footed reload” and saves significant time.

Proper point-shooting techniques can boost your action-pistol scores. Removing distractions speeds the presentation up, which gets the bullets where they need to be for perfect close-range hits.

No one wants to be squadded with a bitter and pretentious stick in the mud! Here’s our top 4 tips to help you to not be “that” guy or gal

Brass in the air and eyes open, following those sights into recoil. The sights are the mission and tell you where your bullet went. The mission is the sights! If you want to shoot better and learn from your mistakes, you have to know what your mission is

Unique to their sport, USPSA incorporates a Major and Minor caliber scoring difference into five of their seven gun divisions.

The NRA reviews thousands of tournament reports annually.

Recently I had the opportunity to shoot my first team 3-gun match. Looking back now and thinking about the other teams and how my team worked together, I realize that there are a few things which make a team successful. Here are five tips to ensure success during a team match.