This Uspsa match in Tallahassee was just a few hours after I finished my Night vision match so I was a little on the tired side but was able to push out a 3rd place. It was a blast but next time I need more sleep. Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6 Results

2 Gun NVG Match, Hosted by GA Firing Line was a blast. I also sponsored the prize table for this one with Kinetic Consulting and See the night . The match was fun and mistakes were made but I still came out on top. Helps that I use night vision more than the regular guy. Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Results

In this video, I am playing around with Bills Drills at 25yds and a new Gen 6 G17 that I just got. It's just raw range session using meta glasses so all in POV. Trying to mess with them and other ways of filming content for you guys.

A quick and easy way to zero a laser for hunting, competing or just shooting on the range.

Here is a Laser zeroing trick I use my rifle for night vision stuff.

A quick overview of Night Ops Summit 2025 at the Ranch Dilley TX. There is another at Pro Gun in Boulder, NV the weekend before Shot Show 2026. Enjoy.

If I were a new shooter what would I prioritize equipment wise and where I would go from there. Enjoy.

This is a video on a simplified version of how night vision works that we at See the night and Aimpoint did together.

Priority Equipment Ep. 1. If I were a new shooter what would I prioritize equipment wise and where I would go from there. Enjoy.

How to get better at anything. Your mindset, discipline and integrity is what sets you apart from those that fail and quit. Here is a roadmap.

When we think about firearms training, most people focus on fundamentals like grip, stance, and trigger. But there’s one critical factor that often gets overlooked: your eyesight/vision. Medical studies show that prolonged reading and screen use — the same kind of near work that law and medical students endure — can lead to eye strain, worsening vision, and even permanent changes in eyesight. For shooters, this isn’t just an inconvenience. It's a hindrance and can make shooti

In today’s rapidly evolving world, the consulting landscape is as diverse as the industries it serves. One sector that is often overlooked when it comes to consulting services is the firearms industry. Yet, it’s one of the most dynamic and regulated fields in the business world. Whether you’re a firearms manufacturer, retailer, or even a range operator, the need for specialized consulting services in this niche market is ever-growing. At Kinetic Consulting, we’ve carved a uni

When training or participating in matches, having the right spare parts is crucial for smooth operations. Many people ask, "What spare parts should I bring?"

Introduction to Practice Speeds Hey, what's up, guys? Today, let's talk about the varying speeds of practice. There are four distinct speeds that I consider crucial for improving your skills. You can perceive them in your unique way, but this is how I view the fundamental approaches. Varying your speed based on your goals is essential. For instance, sometimes I slow way down to analyze specific techniques or identify issues. If I notice I’m gripping something incorrectly, slo

In this video Jon takes you thought a training day on the range.

Episode 4 takes us into the less probable but still possible realm of scaling you carry. Think of it as EDC++. Enjoy.

Low Vis Ep. 3 goes into adding to your EDC or First line gear. So think of it as EDC+ or CCW+. Enjoy.

Episode 2 shows an example of everyday carry as well as some tips and mindset about it. Enjoy.

Low Visibility, what is it, why should I understand it? Some won't agree, but that's okay. Enjoy.

The V Exercise The V Exercise was created for those that would like a continuous moving and shooting exercise that can be scaled to a moving and transitioning exercise. The exercise was created force more movement, at different directions, to promote safe handling of firearms and forcing shooters to get out of the line-based shooting. It gives shooters a chance to move at a speed that they can go, not the speed of others. It also forces a little bit of thinking depending on s