Tag: Training Gear
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The Art of the Rifle by Jeff Cooper
in BooksFollowing Jeff Cooper’s philosophy emphasizes that mastery in firearms is not merely about acquiring equipment; it is about developing a unified mental connection between the operator and their tools. In The Art of the Rifle, Jeff Cooper states that proficiency lies not in mastering every shot, but in standardizing the most complex steps until they…
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Shooting Tips: Essential Techniques for New Shooters
in TrainingI get the same question at almost every range session with a new shooter: “Why did that shot go wide when I did everything right?” Nine times out of ten, the answer traces back to one of five things. Not gear. Not the gun. The fundamentals. The NRA Training Department teaches five fundamentals for both…
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Dry Fire Practice – Why It Works and Won’t Hurt Your Gun
in TrainingI get the same question at almost every class: “How do I get better without spending a fortune on ammo?” My answer is always the same. Dry fire. Dry fire means practicing your draw, your sight picture, and your trigger press with an unloaded gun. No range trip. No ammo bill. No noise. Just you,…
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Enhance Your Trigger Press with TruBreak
Described as the “fidget spinner for shooters”, I had to try it. What I didn’t realize was how useful this was going to be to enhance my trigger press. The TruBreak from NextLevel Training (makers of the SIRT devices) allows the user to visually see where their trigger press is going wrong. Jerking the trigger?…