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

Executive Summary Becoming proficient at any athletic sport requires a strategic approach that balances physical conditioning, skill development, mental resilience, and a strong understanding of the sport. This article outlines five key areas of focus: physical conditioning, technique and skill improvement, mental conditioning, nutrition and recovery, and goal-setting. Each section provides actionable insights to help athletes improve their overall performance. By integrating

Updated video on traveling with firearms. How to do it safely and correct. Enjoy.

Something to think about in your training to keep you on track.

Tip for Organizing Your stuff. Something I do with most of my stuff that I keep in the safe is make sure I leave it zeroed when possible as well as tag them something like painters tape with what they are zeroed with and at what distance. Personally I find this to keep me organized and if I swap stuff around I can rip the tape off and leave it bare letting me know it isn't zeroed. rifles laid out on ground cobalt rifle with optic

Some nerd stuff on vision and why it is so important in shooting. Enjoy.

This video is one in my series of how to be a student and get everything you can out of class and practice.

Clothing that I would recommend for hot environment range use.

Just some options and a way to get the Practical Individual Medical Pouch (PIMP) Setup. Enjoy.

Just a few of my night vision recommendations for Law enforcement or really anyone. Enjoy.

The why behind the KC-1 Reticle in the Steiner T6Xi 1-6 came after seeing the rendition of the reticle Steiner was going to put in their T6Xi 1-6 optic. To say I didn't like it would be putting it lightly. For a patrol style optic that they wanted it to be, there were a lot of missing items and too many unnecessary items. So, the KC-1 was created. Created to be a patrol/self defense minded reticle. On 1x it is as simple and easy to align on a target and at 6x it has the quali

Tip on how to use your rifle with a plate carrier

What to bring to an Rifle mechanics class, tips, and how to prepare.