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SHOP Talk: All About Dummy Rounds
In this latest episode of SHOP Talk, Riley goes into depth on the use
May 7, 2019
In this latest episode of SHOP Talk, Riley goes into depth on the use
Today, Riley and Matthew discuss 9 myths about guns and shooting and what is actually true. What are these myths? And how can we all be better “students of the gun” and not get swayed by uneducated guesses and opinions??
Today, the tables are turned on Riley when Buel Collins, Marketing Director of Fiocchi Ammunition, asked if he could host the program and interview Riley! What ensued was sometimes hilarious and oftentimes…interesting…haha! The guys discuss competition shooting, defensive shooting, and what each camp can learn from the other. You’re not gonna want to miss this episode!
Today, Riley interviews Sean Burrows of the HK Shooting Team and talk about managing stress in high-stress situations and what competitive shooting has taught Sean about carrying concealed and also how it has changed the way he CCW’s. Sean is an accomplished pro shooter and he also dedicates time to firearms instruction and teaching CCW courses. Tune in and share your thoughts and questions with us as well!
On this episode of SHOP Talk, Riley shows off a couple other products that
If you’ve been following us for any extended amount of time you know that
In this episode of SHOP Talk with Riley, he goes into depth on how
How often should you be training? How about every day? While going to the
There are a ton of dry fire tools out there, some better than others. But, one of our favorite tools available is from Next Level Training. We like their gear so much we sell their stuff in our online store. You can see the gear we sell for them, by pushing on that link.
One of our favorite dry fire training tools just got better. L.A.S.R X now
I’m a fairly open-minded guy and tend to look at almost all gear as
Fix that flinch with the empty case drill It’s the most common shooting error,
It is hard to say what are the best dry fire drills. But these
Here is a simple drill you can use to improve your trigger mechanics and tighten your groupings by using an inexpensive tool available from any gun store.
I have heard many instructors tell their students this: You have to be able to re-holster your firearm without looking down at your holster. My opinion on re-holstering is different than what many have been teaching for quite some time.
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