No one wants a soggy, muddy range bag and the headache of having to have to empty and dry it out. There’s an easy and inexpensive solution! Store a large heavy-duty garbage back in your range bag for rainy days. In wet conditions, simply place your entire bag inside the garbage bag. It will help […]
Cross dominance means that your strong hand is the opposite of your dominant eye and it matters in shooting. For example, are you right-handed but left-eye dominant? An easy way you can overcome cross dominance for pistol shooting is to simply move the gun over so that it lines up with your dominant eye. This […]
At this year’s Smith & Wesson IDPA Indoor Nationals I was interviewed by a reporter for the Springfield Republican. Speaking with mainstream media about guns and shooting takes a unique approach. Oftentimes articles can take on an anti-2A flair so I wasn’t sure what to expect for the piece. I was floored when the article […]
What’s it like to be on History Channel’s Top Shot as an expert? Tune in to find out along with more details on H2’s Top Guns Pistol Power episode, some of your questions answered and how to use photos and video to help you become a sponsored shooter. JulieG Podcast – April 2012 Links: Top […]
Whether you like to practice on your own or your regular shooting partner isn’t available, if you plan to go to the range and shoot by yourself here are 3 important things to consider to stay safe: For more shooting tips, check out my tips page and playlist on Youtube.
I was digging around Pinterest one night and saw this. It looked positively DELISH and after a visit to TastingTable.com’s Hot Diggity post, it got me thinking about a venison dish. Last year I shared a recipe for a burgundy style deer heart inspired by french cuisine. It has been a while since I have posted a recipe, but […]
Are you sensitive to recoil? Try doubling up on hearing protection when you shoot by using both earplugs and properly fitted muffs. Wearing both plugs and muff can remove the sharp report during live fire and reduce the odds of flinching. For more shooting tips, check out my tips page and playlist on Youtube.
Trouble with your trigger control? It happens to the best of shooters. One thing I’ve found useful over the years, especially when teaching new students, is using an analogy. While maintaining the proper sight picture on a target, begin to press the trigger straight back toward your nose. During the press, imagine you’re dragging your […]