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Target Shooting Practice vs Defensive Shooting Training

There is a difference between bullseye shooting, where you are trying to hit the center X on the target, and training for defensive purposes. People make the mistake of shooting at a bullseye, thinking that it is good training for self-defense. It is, but it isn’t because there is not a massive X on the …

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Dry-Fire Training, Part 1 – Why It’s Important

When it comes to improving your skills with firearms, dry-fire training is equally as important as live-fire training. The term “dry-fire” means your magazine and firearm are “dry” of ammunition. The term “live-fire” refers to your firearm and magazine being filled with “live” ammunition. Training regularly with your firearm builds and maintains the neural pathways …

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Enhance Your Skills With A Modern Carbine (AR-15) Through Training With Josh Froelich At F5 Range

Knowing how to run your AR is a life-saving skill. It’s more than knowing how to load it and pull the trigger. To excel and improve your skills with firearms, training with said firearms should be ongoing and incorporated into your everyday life. Every time you head to the range, you should set some expectations …

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Airsoft – The Affordable Force on Force option

How do you practice shooting bad guys without actually shooting bad guys? One extremely valuable form of firearm training you can obtain is force-on-force training. Force on force is the use of simulated weapons that fire a non-lethal form of ammunition and propulsion. Traditionally force on force utilizes something called Simmunitions. These are often chalk …

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