Reaction time is the time it takes to start to move after the perception of danger.

How much training does it take to be able to use your sights under stress – the answer is a lot, but how much do you want to live??? It’s worth the time and effort.

Surveillance is a technique that is used by police, intelligence agents, and private investigators, to gather information about their subjects. Unfortunately, criminals also tend to use surveillance to pick victims and monitor the movements of their intended victims.

In this issue, we’ll discuss how to put dry fire, airsoft, and mental rehearsal together into an organized training plan and to start off with a well known quote, “Practice doesn’t make perfect—Perfect practice makes perfect.”

This is the fourth installment of the series: “Free and inexpensive firearms training techniques to dramatically improve your speed and accuracy”. This next set of skills covered here may be the most important of all.

There is a lot of debate on the topic of using airsoft for firearms training. This will be addressed in this issue and the top 6 problems people have with using airsoft for training and why they don’t apply to you.

Some people DO want to practice dry fire techniques, but they still don’t get it done because they don’t have a clear action plan of what to do when they are doing their dry fire training.

Trying to keep your costs under control while shooting?