
Dry Fire Is Not Pretend Shooting: What Science Actually Says
Dry fire has an image problem. To some shooters, it is the boring thing instructors recommend when ammunition is expensive. To others, it is […]
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Dry fire has an image problem. To some shooters, it is the boring thing instructors recommend when ammunition is expensive. To others, it is […]
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How many shots should there be in a training session or course? This question is controversial, and honestly, it often irks me when I see people measuring training sessions or courses by the number of shots fired. It's not worth mentioning that training should not be confused with a course, yet people assess these sessions by the number of shots.
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by Raphael Hickmann Pontes Introduction Currently, in the world of shooting, terminal ballistics has become a recurring topic of discussion among professionals in law […]
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by Paulo Wypych It is very important that for a quality reload, we take into consideration various factors that, when applied together, will inevitably […]
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