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FBI Pistol Qualification Course | Skills and Drills

December 14, 2021 Daniel Reedy

Having established standards for our shooting is important. Even more so when conceal carrying, providing private sector training, or running an agency. While standards vary […]

Improve Your Chances in a Gun Fight with One Tip

November 18, 2021 Daniel Reedy

If I could tell you “One Weird Trick” to help you survive your gun fight, would you be interested? What if I said it would […]

Sentinel Concepts 100 Point Pistol Assessment | Skills and Drills

November 16, 2021 Daniel Reedy

If you’ve spent any time in a Sentinel Concepts handgun course, you know that accuracy at distance is a major part of class. Speed is […]

The Problem With Local Shooting Classes

October 26, 2021 Ally Corless

Local classes are relatively cheap, and accessible to even the newest shooters. I recently attended my first firearm class at a local range, and I […]

Primer Peak on Primary & Secondary | Objective Analysis

October 22, 2021 Daniel Reedy

I was recently invited back for another episode of Primary & Secondary. This time Matt and I talk about Objective Analysis. We cover equipment selection, […]

Defoor Hat Qual | Skills and Drills

September 14, 2021 Daniel Reedy

Kyle Defoor is highly respected in the shooting community, and is widely known for his impressive marksmanship. The Defoor Hat Qual is one of the […]

The Armed Teacher Part I: Legality in School

August 19, 2021 Ally Corless

It’s that time of year again, kids are going back to school! As an educator I have spent the past two weeks attending in service […]

My First Time Shooting a Handgun

December 3, 2020 Ally Corless

Like many kids in the Midwest I grew up hunting and shooting with my dad. Similar to most kids, my experience was limited to shooting […]

No Second Place Winner – Bill Jordan | Book Review

November 26, 2020 Daniel Reedy

Spend a little bit of time in the firearms world and you’ll begin to see old ideas regurgitated as something new and groundbreaking. Whether that’s […]

New Shooter 50 Round Confidence Course

November 24, 2020 Daniel Reedy

2020 Continues to see one of the biggest influxes of new shooters in history. Unfortunately, this comes with one of the largest ammunition shortages to […]

The Test with No Name | Skills and Drills

September 10, 2020 Daniel Reedy

The Test with No Name is not only a mouthful, but is also a great challenge. With four reps under my belt with this, I’m […]

Power and Accountability: Consequences of Carelessness

July 27, 2020 Sean B.

To shamelessly paraphrase part of Tom Givens‘s safety lecture, one power we as gun owners share with the ancient gods of myth is the ability […]

Church Security Options and Training

July 17, 2020 Tammy Bartels

Once upon a time churches were safe havens. The doors were unlocked 24/7 and anyone seeking shelter or solace could come in and find what […]

Attending Your First Firearms Class

June 11, 2020 Tammy Bartels

Things have been pretty crazy so far this year, but it is exciting to see so many new gun owners. Being a gun owner is […]

Dry Fire Practice – How to Train at Home

April 3, 2020 Tammy Bartels

Many shooting ranges are being shut down as part of the effort to control the spread of Covid-19. While the retail side of things is […]