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Training with Just One Gun

This has been a topic many times here at Pistol-Training. Todd coined the term SIMP, after one range session at the NRA range where I just couldn’t believe how many guns people would show up at the range with. A version of SIMP, which is not nearly as egregious, is going to a training class […]


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Cold Shooting Ability

Here at P-T, we have long touted the benefits and necessity of on demand performance. This was not something discussed much in the training community prior, and is rarely discussed now. Which should come as no surprise, as people like to think of and talk about their best performances, not their normal or worst ones. […]


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Two More FAST Pins

I just returned from an LE instructor development class on the west coast, and it was a lot of fun. Very good shooting, lots of questions and a great group of guys to hang out and shoot with. Cali always had a reputation for progressive law enforcement practices and high standards, and it is a […]


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A Few Notes on Group Shooting

When trying to wring as much precision as possible out of a gun, freestyle shooting is not the way to go. You must rest the gun in some way to remove the human induced issues as much as possible. The two main issues we are trying to remove are instability/inconsistency in the sight picture, and […]


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The "Big” CC9 Group Shoot

Gathering meaningful data is not easy. Shooting groups is not easy. Put those things together and you are bound to run into issues. Having some experience doing this in a professional setting, I tend to stay away from it here. My previous groups with the CC9 were one time affairs, with no attempt to gather […]


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