Closet Range Junkies – The Silent Majority in Canadian Gun Culture
Some shooters wear their passion on their sleeve.
Others hide it in the closet.
We’re talking about the Closet Range Junkies — the ones who love the sport but fear being seen in public with it.
Speed vs. Accuracy in IPSC: When to Go Full Send, When to Slow Down
In IPSC, the battle between speed and accuracy defines every stage. But when do you push the pace, and when do you slow down for that clean A-zone hit?
This blog breaks down how to make smarter decisions based on your power factor (Major vs. Minor), stage design, and competitive goals. Whether you're shooting a classifier, navigating a long course, or walking up to a close-range burner, understanding when to go full send—and when to rein it in—can make all the difference.
Train for precision. Compete for efficiency.
Hit Factor rewards those who master the balance.
Locked and Loaded: Protecting Yourself from Lead Exposure in the Shooting Sports
The Way of Jiro: Lessons in Mastery for the Competitive Shooter
Jiro Ono, the world's most legendary sushi chef, isn't just a master of fish, he's a master of mindset. And the lessons he's spent a lifetime perfecting apply directly to your performance on the range.
Dialing It In: The Competitive Edge of Reloading Your Own Ammo
Slow Motion at Speed: The Mind of a Shooter
Trigger and Tee: The Surprising Parallels Between Golf and IPSC
Golfers, this one’s for you.
What does practical shooting have in common with 18 holes on a Saturday morning? A lot more than you’d think.
Training with a Champion: Lessons Beyond the Trigger
spent the day training with IPSC Alex, world-class shooter who rose through the ranks with none other than Eric Grauffel. But today wasn't about shooting tips-it was about mindset.
Discipline. Pressure. Focus. The stuff that builds champions.
"Practice doesn't make perfect. Practice makes permanent."