“Tag: tips”

Peak performance starts with seeing what success with the mind's eye.

As my score of regular readers knows, I enjoy waxing ineloquently about the finer points of riflery. You know, lighter guns, external ballistics, ammo this and technical that. Such mundane topics are fine insofar as sleep aids go, but occasionally (about every April) I am compelled to delve into far more serious topics, such as developing one’s social-media shooting-expert credentials. Why?

Sheriff Jim reminds us that bullet placement is of utmost importance in a life-or-death scenario.

Steve Tarani breaks down the process for proper handgun-trigger fundamentals for accurate shooting.

Sheriff Jim Wilson talks about why you should regularly check, service and maintain your everyday carry gear, from handguns to holsters. 

Hailing from the world of professional protection comes this phrase: “Do one thing every day to make yourself a better operator.” As the de facto protective agent of your family and loved ones, you are responsible for their safety. What is that one thing you can do every day to be a better agent?

Grip and hold on the firearm are often viewed by handgun shooters as one and the same. However, seasoned defensive and competitive shooters break down handgun shooting stability into two distinctly but equally essential subcomponents: grip versus hold.

Should you intervene in a third-party dispute? Here's Sheriff Jim's take...

One of the best things the armed citizen can do is to create a diversion that will mess up the crook’s pre-planned agenda.