Tips for Range Safety Officers at Shooting Competitions
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.
Self Defense Reduces Crime, Firearms are the Best Tool for Self Defense
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?
‘I’ll Come to a Match When I Get Better” – Competitions are HOW to Get Better
Stop making excuses and come to a local club shooting match – they’re a great way to get better.
Improving Rapid Fire through Dry Fire
Despite what many might think, it is possible to speed up your rapid fire through dry fire practice.
Class Review: KR Training Defensive Pistol Classes
If you’re looking for handgun firearms instruction, look no further than KR Training.
The Most Cost Effective Way to Practice Rapid Fire
Practicing rapid fire is important, but expensive. Here’s a budget-friendly way to practice rapid fire.
A Bad 911 Call Can Send Lawful Self Defenders to Prison
Anything can and will be used against you in a court of law. How you communicate to law enforcement could put you in jail or keep you out.
Tips for Moving Quickly on a Shooting Stage
Moving quickly is a critical skill for competitive and defensive shooters alike.
Tips for Shooting Firearms at Night
Here are some lessons learned from a night shooting competition, applicable for home defense, conceal carriers, and competitors.
How Important is Pistol Grip Pressure for Accuracy?
If a shooter is consistently missing to the left or right, what’s the cause?
Instinctive Shooting with a Handgun – Hitting Targets without Using Sights
Have you ever tried shooting a pistol without using your sights? It’s an important skill if you want to be able to use a gun in a defensive encounter.
7 Lessons Learned from Studying Real Self Defense Encounters
Gunfights and other self-defense encounters are fast and brutal. They require emotional strength and sharp skills.
Learn How to Shoot on the Move One Step at a Time
Have you ever seen a defensive gun use where both parties just stood there shooting at each other? No? Then learn how to shoot on the move!
The Media’s Over Coverage of Mass Shootings Creates More Mass Shootings
If the media would put children’s lives above ad revenue and adjust their reporting habits, we could have at least a one-third reduction in mass shootings.
5 Negligent Discharges & How to Avoid Them
Many of the activities we participate in are inherently dangerous. From driving a vehicle on a highway to riding a bicycle to participating in shooting sports. All of these activities are dangerous, which is why we have safety rules to abide by. Follow these safety rules and all of these activities can be done safely. […]
Self Defense with a Handgun in a Vehicle
Transitional spaces have a higher likelihood of needing to defend yourself – vehicles are such spaces.
Why Firearm Capacity is Very Important for Self Defense
No one has ever said after a gunfight, “I wish I had less ammo.
Shooting Isn’t Supposed to be Comfortable
I frequently hear people say things along the lines of, “this grip feels better” or “I like how this fits in my hand better” or variations thereof. I’ve even said things like that before. However, in most instances, it’s completely irrelevant. As the title stated, “shooting isn’t supposed to be comfortable.” Shooting is all about […]
Shooting Range Safety and Etiquette
Safety is the most important component of an enjoyable time at the shooting range.
Firearms & Children – Preventing Access & Firearms Safety Education
Simple precautions can prevent unauthorized access to our firearms, potentially saving a life or keeping a firearm from getting stolen.