Making the RSO Your Best Friend

The RSO (Range Safety Officer) is the person at the gun range whose responsibility it is to ensure safety on the range. The RSO may not always stand behind each shooter and bark at you if you break any of the rules but generally the RSO is going to call out people who are crossing…

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Personal Defense Pistol Skills: Does Practice Really Make Perfect?

Practice Your Marksmanship Skills Most of us can agree that some skills are perishable, meaning that if you do not practice these skills they will degrade over time. Marksmanship skills undoubtedly fall into this category. So, we have to practice in order to stay sharp. The problem is, ammunition and gun ranges are expensive and sometimes far away.…

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Three Shooting Drills from Mike Hughes With Next Level Training

On occasion I browse the Next Level Training YouTube channel for new and old content. They publish a lot of great video content. I thought I would share with everyone 3 of Mike’s older videos on the channel that I think represent some quality drills that reflect trigger control, grip, stance, and movement. Enjoy and…

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The National Firearm Business Directory Launch

We are pleased to announce the official launch of our national firearm business directory! In this article we will explain how this directory can help you and how we need your HELP to make or better. The directory is a compilation of businesses that are either in the firearm industry (ranges, stores, instructors, gunsmiths, etc)…

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How to Do Date Night At The Gun Range

People often give me strange looks when I tell them that one of my wife’s and I’s favorite things to do for date night is go to the gun range. Training time is hard to get in with a busy schedule and even more so when you have young kids. I figure if I’m already…

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What About the Other People With the Guns

Even if you are completely and consciously thinking about all the safety rules and being careful, how often do you consider all the other people surrounding you with guns? The random people at the gun range, your friends, and even some family members?

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