Firearm Training

Math is hard, and MOA can be confusing, so here we deep dive into the minute of angle concept to help refine your long-range accuracy.

Wyatt Earp’s gunfighting days may have been over a century ago, but his advice about good shot placement is still true today.

If you and your loved ones expect to keep cool in an emergency, you need to practice team tactics.

A quick look at Double Action Reactive Targets, self-sealing polymer targets that change color at the point of impact.

The author debunks some dangerous assumptions that surround qualification drills and what they really mean.

Which is better for sharpening your handgun skills, steel or paper targets?

Reloading a handgun is a basic skill, but there’s more than one way to do it. Here, the author discusses a practical variation of the tactical reload.

Looking to start a CCW training regimen? Have a plan and take one bite at a time.

The author tests out fast draws, hip shooting and point shooting to demonstrate the value of using your defensive handgun’s sights.

Mastering double taps through a proper understanding of hammers and controlled pairs.

Six experts share their advice regarding the everyday carry self-defense handgun.

It may seem obvious, but when carrying a concealed firearm it’s even more important to avoid stupid places, stupid people and doing stupid things.

The author goes over a Glock G43X MOS that’s been setup for concealed carry as well as the Step Back Drill.

A brief discussion on handgun recoil and how it impacts your shooting.

If a semi-automatic is your defensive handgun of choice, you need to learn the press check.

Some low-round-count drills and training tips for when ammo supplies get tight.