The instructors, methods, and measurable standards shaping how Americans actually learn to shoot.
Ian McCollum took a 1950s Moroccan police Unique Rr51 in .32 ACP through four stages of an Arizona backup gun match, where a 12-plate course of fire outran the pistol's nine-round magazine.
Read the pieceGarand Thumb's nuclear strike video runs a 24-minute scenario through EMP effects, fallout decontamination and a 72-hour basement shelter, and how it lines up with federal planning documents.
Read the pieceTrinidad State College's NRA summer gunsmithing program is the real thing. The Silly War Pirates video selling it would be stronger without the culture-war jab and the word fake.
Junctional wound packing for the groin, neck and armpit gets a full demonstration on Dirty Civilian, where a medic walks through packing technique, hemostatic gauze and pressure bandage work.
Forced reset trigger control starts at the feet, not the shoulders. A Juicey Media tutorial walks a left-handed shooter through stance on 9mm, 5.56 and .308 FRT rifles.
Appendix carry gets a hard look from Colion Noir, who uses one creator's self-inflicted gunshot during a timed drill to diagnose the drawstroke behind it and to lay out his own reholstering ritual.
Classic Firearms filmed a Clint Smith urban rifle class in Wyoming, running US Palm Storm CAT4 rifles through sight-offset, prone and movement drills.
An unregulated training industry has one incorruptible auditor, and it costs less than a case of ammunition.
A instructor channel published its students' timer data — before-and-after, warts included. The transparency is rarer than it should be, and it appears to be contagious.
