Marksmanship is an odd practice in that it is theoretically quite simple, but difficult to master. The basics can be demonstrated in a few minutes but you can spend the rest of your life attempting to attain true mastery.
Competition and the “Bannister Effect”
October 20, 2009The “Bannister Effect” will maximize your shooting skills!
Measuring Shooting Skill and Marksmanship
October 10, 2009Words of wisdom on measuring shooting skill.
Measuring Shooting Skill
September 30, 2009One of the great problems in the shooting world, even worse then the lack of marksmanship skill, is the inability to understand what “good” is.
On the Subject of Military Marksmanship
September 20, 2009Darryl Davis – On the Subject of Marksmanship
Tactical Competition Shooting
September 1, 2009The very notion of competition shooting is questioned as to its effectiveness at training personnel and marksmanship instructors.
Tips For Attending A Shooting Course
August 20, 2009James Yeager wrote a great article for TacticalGunFan.com on how to get maximum benefit from attending a class on shooting and marksmanship. Some key points:
USAR Team Shooters Win At Camp Perry
August 16, 2009U.S. Army Reserve Shooting Team members MSG Jack Pardy and SFC Norman Anderson won the 2009 Hearst Doubles Rifle Match with a team aggregate score of 583-10X.
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USAR Rifle Shooter Wins at Camp Perry
August 6, 2009USAR Rifle Team Shooter MSG Jack Pardy won the 2009 National Trophy Individual Rifle Match (NTI). Congratulations MSG Pardy!
Posted by John Buol
Posted by John Buol
Posted by John Buol