If you are waiting for the right time, the right weather, or the right alignment of the stars, you’re just making excuses. Doers don’t wait, they do. Make the time and get out and train. Invest in yourself.
I can promise you that if you spend enough time around gun owners, you will start to notice that while everyone talks about safety, few practice it like a skill. Taking care to learn safety as a skill requires discipline. If you can master the skill of safety, of following the 4 rules (or 5…
There are known unknowns, and there are unknown unknowns. And the unknown unknowns are the really exciting parts of firearms knowledge and skills. But you won’t know unless you get off your butt and start taking some training classes. Youtube is not a surrogate for quality training.
The easiest way to get motivated about taking firearms training classes is to take one. More than likely you will be planning your next class before the first one is even over. Gaining knowledge and skill is addicting. It shows you what your potential is. Potential is a very exciting thing, especially when it leads…
When it comes to protecting what is important to you, whether it’s your rights or your family when you are attacked, it’s up to you to take the action. Politics makes great conversation, but true change happens when you invest in your future.
We win the long term war by converting more people into supporters of gun rights. When the threat of gun control diminishes, it’s time to focus on bringing more new gun owners to the range, and then into training. Excite them and we won’t have to argue against them the next time our rights are…
When it comes to firearms training, the one excuse that I hear the most is “Someday”. There is no more debilitating word when it comes to getting stuff done because it gives you the false sense that you will get it done eventually. Make a plan, get it done. The last thing you want to…
Mondays are hard, but seeing the work getting done over the weekend by Firearms instructors and students around the country gives me a bright side to enjoy.
You can’t improve at something you don’t do. It takes discipline to grow. Take advantage of the resources around you and invest in yourself. Get quality training and put in the work to improve your skills.
Let’s be honest, if you have $400 for a new gun then you have $400 to take a training class to learn how to use the gun you already have!
