When You Can’t Get to the Range: Making Training Time Count
September was not a particularly good month for shooting in Albuquerque. We usually do not have to worry too much
competition shooting
Seeing the Whole Stage: Finding the Best Plan for the Shooter You Are
Observation — The Watcher The stage gives everyone the same problem. The solution depends on what you have learned to
When Guessing Looks Like Skill
The difference between hoping your shots are good and knowing they are I spent a long time thinking I was
When Shooting Organizations Compete, Shooters Win!
Healthy competition doesn’t divide the shooting community—it pushes every organization to build better matches, better rules, and a better experience
More Than Kydex: What Makes a Competition Holster Truly Great?
The right competition holster isn’t just about speed—it’s about consistency, confidence, and eliminating distractions when every fraction of a second