Dry-fire training has long been the secret weapon for shooters looking to improve their accuracy and draw time without burning through expensive ammunition. What’s even better is you can do it in the comfort of…
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West Virginia? That’s right. A highly anticipated climate-controlled indoor shooting range and training facility more aptly described as a country club for firearms enthusiasts is opening soon, with the 50,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility overlooking the Highlands…
A Florida woman accidentally discharged a firearm that police say she was “unfamiliar” with while at an airport, a most unfortunate venue for this brand of misadventure. While owning and carrying a firearm is a…
With the release of the Meta Quest 3s, I’ve noticed a number of VR shooting apps recommending it. After all, it’s cheaper, right! It’s never easy to sell an expensive piece of hardware on top…
We carry a gun so we’re harder to kill, and know the law of self-defense so we’re harder to convict. As much as we try to avoid crime, sometimes life gives us a crap sandwich….
The world of competitive shooting, particularly in disciplines like rifle marksmanship, has long been dominated by centerfire cartridges like the .308 Winchester. However, a recent trend is seeing a surge in the use of rimfire…
Have you ever been at the range working on a particular skill, see steady improvement and then suddenly start sucking? It happens to all of us. The causes can vary, including things like muscle fatigue,…
In some previous posts, I’ve discussed the progress of VR firearms training. Not only has VR hardware improved drastically over the last few years, but we’ve also seen specialized training software and hardware emerge. We’ve…
Last weekend, our Guns Save Life Defense Training crew had a unique opportunity to grow America’s gun culture beyond the students enrolled. One student, a public school teacher, brought her well-behaved 8-year-old daughter along to…
I’m a huge fan of dry firing at home. It creates lots of good habits without the interference of recoil, which often leads to anticipation, flinching, heeling and failing to stay focused on your front…