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Vision and Shooting…and Aging (Part 1)
When I first heard of Chris Sajnog and saw his video about vision and shooting in which he showed a Brock String, I knew I had to get involved. Although I’m a relatively new shooter (only about three years and limited mostly to target air rifles indoors), I’ve been a practicing optometrist for about thirty-four…
The Best Tools for Learning to Shoot at Home
For the past year I’ve been busy testing and evaluating the best tools for learning how to shoot. If an item passed my BS test (that’s of course Bad Shooting), I shared them with my online members to test. The ones that rose to the top made my final list for my updated Top Must-Have Tools…
How Should I Practice Protecting My Home?
We are all aware of the basic tips and rules that one should follow when there is an earthquake, tips like like getting under the table and staying away from windows but what do you do to protect your family in the face of other dangers, dangers like someone breaking into your home? If you…
The Best Firearm and Meditation Podcasts
You guys know I have a podcast, too, right? I love making my podcast and I love listening to others talk about their passions on their own podcasts. I listen in my car while I’m commuting and sometimes while I’m working out. I constantly draw inspiration from others and I want to share what I…
Marksmanship Instruction Book Now on Amazon
How to Shoot Like a Navy SEAL – Combat Marksmanship Fundamentals can now be read on all your eReading devices, including Kindle and Nook. It’s also available for sale on Amazon.com and will be available on other sites soon. Available Formats If you buy the book on Amazon, you will receive the Kindle version only….
Declaration of Independence Legacy: Founding the USA in 1776
Although never used in the document itself, The Declaration of Independence Legacy is the common name of the declaration adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, which declared that the thirteen American colonies regarded themselves as thirteen newly independent states and no longer part of the British Empire. They now formed a new nation—The…
