“Tag: training tips”

If you could spend five days in a small class under the tutelage of Brian Zins at a premier facility such as Ohio's Cardinal Shooting Center, would you?

What’s the difference and why does it matter? Here are tips on how to improve your rifle marksmanship by learning the differences between accuracy and precision.

Five tips to help improve your sitting position scores and advance your skill level in your favorite rifle shooting discipline.

Learning to shoot standing is like learning to play a musical instrument. You can't play a beautiful song after your first lesson. Your rifle training is not complete until you develop a good standing position and correctly perform each of the fundamentals of firing the shot.

Stressing the draw, target acquisition, and recoil control (at high speed), the Bill Drill is excellent practice for any action pistol competitor. This simple drill can teach shooters much!

Adjust the sights on your rifle so that your shot group are centered on the target. Including a handy table for sight changes with a BB Gun, Air Rifle or Smallbore Rifle with common paper targets

Using the proper equipment, position, and practice can erase precious seconds from your score in several different action shooting sports

Brian Zins, known for his proficiency in bullseye pistol competition, shares his shooting know-how in this video series

Improper training will result in bad fundamentals, which means a bad position and lower scores in the fun, difficult game of silhouette rifle