I recently had a dangerous incident at my security job where I almost had to shoot a person with a knife that was about to attack her boyfriend. The scare served as a bold reminder that a self defense situation could arise at any time, and that my chances of survival would be best served…
Not satisfied with plain old mil-spec triggers? Neither am I. Working on a new AR-15 build called for something better, so I started with a company I’d heard of before: Timney Triggers. After some research, I decided on a 3lb Timney Trigger. At about $200 (MSRP is $224 for the solid trigger or $264 for the skeletonized…
In many shooting forums the topic of a zero had come up for the AR-15. I have a set way I zero the rifles for all students. This topic will cover why I use my process, but the overall idea is for you the shooter to learn a process and how I explain things I…
I was teaching a pistol class the other night and we were going over flash sight picture, double taps, target transition, and some more intermediate skills and drills. It was a great class and we all learned a lot. The thing about instructing a class, if you listen to your students, you as well can…
Frankie, owner of 37 PSR Gun Club, during a house clearing class. So, today, I am actually taking a step back, turning off my comedic side, and getting serious about this topic. In light of unfortunate recent events, such as active shooters, Paris, and the the California terrorist attacks that have claimed the lives of…
Train like you fight at 37 PSR Gun Club From left to right, Rick, Frank, Beaux, me, and Destry. Beaux, Rick, and myself spent a few hours with Frank McRae, lead instructor at 37 PSR Gun Club, focusing on minimizing risk in a worst case scenario of having to clear and search a house by…
An afternoon with Chris Tilley Perfect Practice makes perfect, and to source that prefect practice you need training. Now there are a plethora of firearms instructors and many are well qualified, and some…well not so much. There are all levels of training from basic to very advanced, You should always train to or above your…
Stove Pipes and Double Feeds: Is it your grip? As a Range Safety Officer, and Firearms Instructor, I see a lot of malfunctions that shooters believe are gun related. However, many times it is due to an improper grip that is easy and free to correct. So, before you go out and spend money…
I often get asked to help people who are having issues with their semi-autos not going into proper slide lock. Most are ready to send the gun to the smith or buy new mags, and sometimes it is an issue with the gun or magazine. However, often times we find that the shooter is pressing…
Competition Electronics, Pocket Pro shot timer I have used a few different shot timers over the years attempting to get “just a little faster” and still get accurate hits on target. I bought a Competition Electronics ProChrono chronograph around 1996 and it is still going strong so I have faith in the brand so I…
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