Shooters Bad Habit #9. Another episode of bad habits I see in students. Hope it helps. Enjoy.

The B.E. Meyers MAWL Target Tutorial. This is a quick guide to using the Kinetic Consulting BE Meyers MAWL Target.

Shooters Bad Habits #8. Another episode of bad habits I see in students. Hope it helps. Enjoy.

Night Vision Light Sensitivity. Learn a little bit on night visions sensitivity to light. Enjoy.

Shooters Bad Habits #6. Sixth video on bad habits.

The differences between MIL / MOA style reticles vs BDC reticles. Enjoy.

NVG Battery Hack is something to keep you organized.

How I install the Agency Arms AOS. Enjoy.

How to be a Student Part 4. The 4 days of Shooter Symposium an annual event held in TX.

How to be a Student Part 3. This is the 3rd part in my How to be a student series. This one goes through the prep and gear I will be bringing to Shooters Symposium 2020. Enjoy.

How to be a Student Part 2. Part 2 of a Series to help people who want to take a class. This is a day by day episode on my experience as a new student in the precision rifle world. Enjoy.

This is an interview and chit chat with the guys behind Modern Day Sniper. Fantastic conversation and course that I took.

How to be a Student Part 1. Part 1 of 5 on how to be a student and my journey through a class.

I was first bit by the bug May 2019 when I went to a Designated Marksman Rifleman class. It was not only challenging but it was something I wasn't good at it making me want to learn more and study it. The class was put on by a friend an peer Don Edwards of Greenline Tactical . The class was perfect start to my want to know more. As a teacher/instructor I am always a student soaking information and knowledge where ever I can. After that class came the constant research and pr

I have been asked recently by a few departments/agencies if they should change their zeros for patrol rifles. Most are wanting to go to a 15 or 10 yards zero and I usually ask why. The answers usually come in the form of "we work primarily indoors" or "it's easier for holdovers". In my opinion, that is a very narrow view. The fact that there is potential for indoor areas to be 50+ yards depending on the structure makes a 10 or 15 yard zero very difficult to use. Can you lear

Night Vision Lanyard. Some people don't need or want their night vision or thermal mounted to a helmet. So, make a lanyard. Enjoy.

Traveling with Night Vision. In this video I talk about traveling with night vision and how simple it can be depending on what you're traveling for. Enjoy.

Fixing Night Vision Mount Rattle. A quick and easy trick to limit any of the night vision mount rattle that you may have in your NVG system. Enjoy.