Adam Painchaud, Director of the SIG SAUER Academy in New Hampshire, discusses with Dave Miles two keys to pistol shooting success. Adam breaks shooting fundamentals down to their most simple form and explains that regardless of your objective or shooting discipline, two things always apply: muzzle management and trigger-finger discipline. This simple approach can help […]
A dissertation on reloading technique and practices. “What are you doing? I would never run dirty brass though my resizing die!” Talk to 10 dedicated reloaders, and I’ll wager you get 10 different techniques and opinions, even if the differences are subtle. Is there one proper technique for the process of reloading centerfire rifle and […]
Gil Ash of OSP Shooting School explains how trusting your hands can help you become a more consistent shooter. Original Source
These simple 1911 upgrades can improve the feel and performance of your 1911 with little to no hand-fitting required. When we talk about upgrading the 1911, it’s often not an easy process. As I detailed in my recent article, “So, You Want to Build a 1911?”, there’s rarely such a thing as a true “drop-in” […]
One of the most common manipulations of a firearm is also one of the most often overlooked, so here’s a rundown on the safest handgun holstering practices. I sold my first gun article a quarter-century ago while I was still working as a patrol officer. The article was about holstering a handgun. I’m not sure […]
National Champion professional shooter Dianna Muller explains what you should expect at your first shooting competition, and provides some tips on how to make your first experience the best it can be. Visit http://www.LetsGoShooting.org to learn more about competitive shooting opportunities near you. Original Source
