Top Cop Glocks Himself

This was sent in by a very experienced student who had to apply a CAT TQ to save a fellow officer after a double negligent discharge – bump fire! This occurred during an LE qual and while the officer was reholstering. There’s no benefit to “speed reholstering” – check your gear, check your holster, followContinue reading “Top Cop Glocks Himself”

.10 Squirrel

A good friend recently got his hands on the 10 Eichelburger Squirrel. You can see it beside a .40 S&W for size comparison above. A necked down 22 Hornet case using a .103 diameter bullet that is solid copper for a velocity of a hair over 4,000 supposedly. Ten calibre loads such as the 10Continue reading “.10 Squirrel”

2023 Spring Turkey

Spring Turkey season started Saturday and I have been trying my luck. I did see two, in a tree way out of shotgun range and unwilling to come down despite my best efforts at seducing them. My face after trying for two hours. That is the Moore Militaria ” gold tigers” now discontinued sorry toContinue reading “2023 Spring Turkey”

How to adjust the loop sling

We are now ready for the second step- correct positions. You won’t hit the bull’s-eye every time unless you are steady. Three things control your steadiness. The Gun SlingYour BreathingYour Position The gun sling supports your arm and rifle. lt binds the rifle to your arm in a single, tight, steady unit. There are twoContinue reading “How to adjust the loop sling”

Long Range Shooting by Whelen

The following article is a chapter on Long Range shooting from Townsend Whelen’s famous book Suggestions to Military Riflemen.  The book was published in 1909 when the New Springfield (1903) was indeed new and competitive shooters were learning its features and capabilities.  There is much in Whelen’s words that remains valid today and more that is worth readingContinue reading “Long Range Shooting by Whelen”