Improve pistol technique & training efficiency.
Studying my Dragon’s Cup and reviewing identifying opportunities for me to move.
Accuracy at Speed, Vision Speed
Pushing speed beyond what is comfortable is the fastest way to get faster.
The debate between competition and tactical shooting continues to rage – but it really shouldn’t be a debate at all.
Retrieve a handgun from a holster efficiently & consistently, then present the sights on target with sufficient precision for the area of acceptable accuracy.
Transitions are a valuable skill in of themselves, but the foundations provided by transitions also aid many other key skills.
Intentional modification of live fire and dry fire drills can help enhance improvement of specific skills.
Train with structure and intentionality in order to improve shooting skills quickly and efficiently.
Accuracy at Speed, Shot Calling, Trigger Control
Rushing the trigger pull exact moment the sights are “perfect” creates surprise misses – but it is easily avoidable
Accuracy at Speed, Trigger Control
Shoot faster by moving the trigger finger faster
Improve the CCW draw stroke consistency with a minor change to the draw stroke.
We all like shortcuts, right? Buying gear isn’t a shortcut, but increasing Myelin production might be the closest thing to a shooting skill shortcut we can get – as long as it is paired with efficient training.
Grip, Natural Point of Aim / Index
There are some interesting lessons to be learned from shooting and/or training with your eyes closed.
The 2nd Amendment is a right – but it is also a responsibility.
Ever thought, “That’s so easy I could do it with my eyes closed.” I thought that about the Texas LTC test – so I passed the test with my eyes closed.
Tim Herron’s Practical Performance Handgun Class is well worth taking for competitive and self defense shooters alike. I had been looking forward to this class for some time, so I had goals and expectations going into the class – and all of them were met. However, the key thing to understand that the most important […]
If you aren’t trained AND aware of your surroundings, you shouldn’t carry a firearm.
A counter ambush is a well timed attack on a criminal who has already initiated an altercation – a well timed counter ambush could mean the difference between life and death.
One of the best way to convert an anti-gunner into a pro-gunner is to take them to the range. It’s also a great way to grow the firearms community!
Deliberate practice is the key to improving – here are some of my lessons learns and tips for becoming a better shooter, lessons learned from over 212 of training in 2018.
Bump stocks are stupid, but a bump stock ban is even more stupid.
Training in a single target firing line isn’t as fun, but it’s better than nothing.
No one survived a gunfight and wished they had less ammo in their gun.
While we hope we never have to apply these skills, it’s best to understand what goes into a gunfight so we can better prepare ourselves.
The key to shooting the Texas Star is a combination of speed, accuracy, and the correct order.
The RSO/RO/SO has a multifaceted job – they’re there to enforce the event’s rules, but most importantly, they’re there to keep everyone safe.
5 out of 6 people will be victims of violent crimes during their lives. Do you want to cross your fingers and hope nothing goes wrong?
Stop making excuses and come to a local club shooting match – they’re a great way to get better.
If you’re looking for handgun firearms instruction, look no further than KR Training.
