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“But I Unloaded It!”
November 20, 2013

A few more thoughts about yesterday’s post. Some schools of thought hate Rule One, and have thrown it out. As long as you’ve checked the gun, these folks say, you can use an unloaded gun for an in-class demonstration. You … Continue reading →

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TAE #6: Feel It on the Range
November 13, 2013

This is the sixth in a series of simple exercises you can do to improve your trigger control. These exercises will help you become more aware of your trigger finger and better able to control its motions. No matter how … Continue reading →

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TAE #5: Random Whistle Stop
November 4, 2013

This is the fifth in a series of simple exercises you can do to improve your trigger control. These exercises will help you become more aware of your trigger finger and better able to control its motions. No matter how … Continue reading →

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TAE #4: Whistle Stop
November 2, 2013

This is the fourth drill in a series of simple exercises you can do to improve your trigger control. These exercises will help you become more aware of your trigger finger and better able to control its motions. No matter … Continue reading →

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TAE #3: Save Your Pennies
October 29, 2013

This is the third in a series of simple exercises you can do to improve your trigger control. These exercises will help you become more aware of your trigger finger and better able to control its motions. No matter how … Continue reading →

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TAE #2: Watch the Wobble
October 27, 2013

This is the second in a series of simple exercises you can do to improve your trigger control. These exercises will help you become more aware of your trigger finger and better able to control its motions. No matter how … Continue reading →

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TAE #1: Feel The Trigger
October 26, 2013

Today I begin a series of simple exercises you can do to improve your trigger control. This series will help you become more aware of your trigger finger and better able to control its motions. No matter how fast you … Continue reading →

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Start smart
October 25, 2013

Yesterday I wrote this: “All of that constant, unavoidable body motion means we can’t just line the sights up once with a  glance and then let fly with the trigger, KA-BLOWEE! If we do that, our shots hit unpredictably, sometimes … Continue reading →

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