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                     Why Trigger Control Could Save Your Life Why Trigger Control Could Save Your Life Christopher james  3 Sep, 2020 Occasionally I will help a friend out from time to time while he teaches beginner handgun courses and CPL classes. While I’m standing behind the line watching students fire downrange, it surprises me the number of shooters who don’t fully understand the importance of trigger control. Whether its a younger person shooting for the first time or a competitive shooter, it’s important to develop a solid foundation for trigger control. Having an understanding of what trigger control means and why it’s important could end up saving your life down the road. Let’s jump into some of the reasons why trigger control could save your life. The Basics of Trigger Control The number one problem with most new shooters is the lack of understanding when it comes to prepping and working the trigger while firing. Most left right impacts on the target as well as hitting high o

                                                             RN Range Ammo     This “ RN Range Ammo ” ammunition is manufactured in the USA on high end arsenal grade machines and undergoes a loose visual inspection before packing. This ammunition is loaded using .356 diameter 115 grain “FMJ” Round Nose copper plated ultra-hard lead-antimony core projectiles which are die cast/swaged, plated, and re-struck. The bullets are individually weight sorted and visually inspected to ensure the highest accuracy.   Only once-fired military and police brass is used in loading. This brass is acid washed, processed to SAAMI specifications, and electromagnetically inspected for thin walls and defects to ensure safe internal tolerances.   In the loading process, only the top quality powders and primers are used. Powder is dropped to +/- 0.1 grain accuracy to ensure the highest accuracy.   Velocity / Pressure: 1,215 FPS (SAAMI pressure)   What is “Range Grade Ammo”? This ammunition

                                     Concealed Carrying In A Vehicle When carrying a concealed firearm in public, there are a ton of small obstacles to overcome when figuring out what’s best for everyday life.  It can sometimes be challenging to figure out the best carry style when variables are always changing.  Things like lifestyle, clothing, events, and traveling can all create unique challenges for the concealed carrier. Whether it’s carrying in a shoulder holster, on your hip, or appendix style, there are always certain things to work on when traveling in your vehicle.  In the past, I’ve talked about carrying truck guns and how your vehicle can be a mobile personal space. Let’s face it, we spend a fairly substantial amount of time in our vehicles either traveling or in our daily commute. It’s important to look at the various aspects when carrying in a vehicle and what’s best for self-defense in the vehicle. Appendix Style Holsters Let’s be honest, whether you love or hate appendi