Firearms Training for new gun owners has become a big topic of discussion in the gun industry. The big influx of gun sales civil unrest and the ammunition shortages have all contributed to the craze. One thing we can all agree on is that a person should not attempt to handle or shoot a handgun…
Gun Training On Your Schedule- Gun training on your busy schedule? It’s hard to find time to do all the things in life that you want to get done. We have a solution to your gun training woes. Many of our students love our weekday and evening hours set…
Shooting Grip Is Important When Shooting By: Rick Sindeband Photography: Lesli Sindeband I see many people using the old cup and saucer shooting grip when I am working at the range. If you’re not familiar with this check the internet and you’ll see why it’s a bad grip that hasn’t been taught in decades by…
Clint Smith’s experience with firearms and Pistol Malfunction Drills goes back a long way in history including training with some of the greats like Col Jeff Cooper. Pistol Malfunction drills are an important part of training with your daily carry gun. Everything we buy in life can and will fail at some point. I don’t…
A student seeking a firearms instructor will evaluate the quality of training offered. You are making an investment and your life may someday depend on this training and the ideas your new instructor may have. Modern handgun skills have not changed much in the past as far as standards of safe gun handling and the…
Conceal Carry Draw From the Holster Training When you make a choice to conceal carry a gun it is important to get proper draw from the holster training for conceal carry and practice so you can handle your equipment safely and effectively. One area usually missing is learning to draw from your conceal carry holster….
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