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5 Common Pistol Shooting Mistakes to Avoid: Improve Your Accuracy and Speed
Discover 5 common pistol shooting mistakes that may be hindering your accuracy and speed. Learn how to improve your stance, grip, trigger control, and more for better performance on the range.
Pistol to Rifle Transition Drill (Staged)
One of the easiest areas to recover wasted time on a stage is with our transitions between firearms. This drill focuses specifically on transitioning from a pistol to your rifle utilizing as much efficiency as possible.
Optimizing Your Rifle Setup for The Tactical Games: A Competitor’s Guide
The Tactical Games are the ultimate test of fitness, shooting proficiency, and tactical skill. Competitors navigate physically demanding courses while engaging in various shooting tasks, requiring not only physical endurance but also a finely tuned and reliable rifle setup. This guide provides comprehensive insights into optimizing your rifle for the unique challenges of The Tactical Games. Understanding The Tactical Games Before diving into rifle setups, it’s crucial to understand what The Tactical Games entail. They
Perfecting Your Pistol Grip for Better Shooting Performance
Perfecting Your Pistol Grip for Better Shooting Performance When it comes to improving your shooting performance, the grip on your pistol is as crucial as your stance, sight alignment, and trigger control. A proper grip enhances accuracy, control, and the ability to manage recoil. This article delves into the techniques and tips that can help shooters, whether novice or experienced, perfect their pistol grip for better overall performance. Understanding the Basics of a Good Pistol
Best Dry Fire Training Systems for At-Home Practice
Explore some of the best dry fire training systems for at-home practice. Dry fire training is an essential part of any shooter’s practice routine, offering a cost-effective, convenient, and safe way to improve shooting skills without live ammunition.
How to Prevent Flinching When Firing a Pistol
How to Prevent Flinching When Firing a Pistol Flinching is an involuntary response to the noise, recoil, and anticipation of firing a pistol. This reflex can significantly affect accuracy, and it’s a common challenge that shooters of all levels face. To fire accurately, a shooter must be able to manage and ultimately eliminate flinching. This comprehensive guide provides strategies and practices to help you prevent flinching when firing a pistol. Understanding Flinching Flinching occurs when
