In keeping with my post last week outlining a trip to the range, this week I thought I would post the results of my latest range session. As readers of this blog are probably by now aware, I am a huge fan of the writings of Claude Werner, “The Tactical Professor”. I find all of his […]
Although I have written about dry fire here and here on the blog before, I wanted to revisit the topic and share what I’ve been doing lately, and explain how it’s helped me. Several weeks ago, I watched a YouTube video from Dave Spaulding (Handgun Combatives) in which he explained his own dry fire routine. In […]
Every now and then I like to post about a range day, although admittedly it has been a while. I typically post quick results of things like “Dot Torture” on our Facebook page, but thought I would do a longer post this time. My reasoning for doing so is three-fold. First, I like to mention […]
Zero your pistol sights? Say what? To many, the idea of zeroing a pistol may seem strange. Rifles? Sure, they all need to be zeroed. But a pistol? Many might argue that at the range a pistol is likely to be used, zeroing is not necessary, or necessarily even possible. Indeed, on my RM380, the […]
Regular readers of this blog no doubt know by now how John and I have both dabbled in the world of the AR Pistol. To date, I have written two articles on the subject (see here and here), and John has written one as well. These articles have been among our most viewed, so it should come […]
I think I first saw a Remington RM380 at the Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg, PA in 2016. I was at the time exploring the purchase of a small pistol, but I also remember not being impressed with it or anything else I saw in that category. Truth be told, at the time, I […]
Nine months ago I had never heard of Green Ops. I believe it was on pistol-forum.com where I first saw an announcement of one of their courses, and I also read at least one AAR of a class on that site as well as on VoodooMan’s blog. I recall viewing the Green Ops website as well, but it wasn’t until […]
