Author: Martin "Marty" Castellanos
As firearms instructors, we want the best setting and the right tools so that our shooters can learn. Read about Marty Castellanos teaching experiences.…
Author: Jim Gregg
A range emergency action plan (REAP) is a must on any live fire shooting ranges. Learn the 5 things that need to be included and how to implement the plan.…
Author: Sean Gharabaghli
When teaching classes to beginner firearms students, you need to have patience and set the tone of the training experience. Learn more tips for your shooting classes.…
Author: Bruce Corey
Before getting into a discussion on preventing negligent discharges, let’s make a clear distinction between Negligent Discharge and Accidental Discharge.…
Author: Bill Orndorf
In order to run a successful firearms classes business or shooting range, there are a few things you must do to improve. Read our blog post to learn more.…
Author: Bobby Norman
Few people know exactly how to shoot an airgun as it is different from other guns. Read these 10 tips for better shooting with airgun from Bobby Norman.…
Author: Bill Orndorf
Attitude applies to training and being a quality firearms instructor in various ways. Learn how to adapt your thoughts toward life and learning. Read more.…
Author: Bruce Corey
To help other firearms instructors, I put together a list of the best class attributes I’ve experienced during my training and continued learning. Take a look at them to see how your class structure compares, and consider implementing the ones you feel are relevant.…
Author: Staff Reviews
The Dry Fire Pro Timer from Morgan Timing Systems, LLC is designed to track your weapons manipulations so you can improve your speed. Find out how it works and what we thought in this post.…
Author: Kris "Tanto" Paronto
If you want to improve your teaching of firearms and tactics, there are five simple things you can do that will go a long way with your students. These have worked for me throughout my years of…