Training and developing skills
I. “Shooting” at home
Dry fire is the single most cost and time efficient way to improve your shooting. It is often overlooked, as it is not as “cool” as actually shooting. But people dedicated to serious weaponcraft are apt to spend as much time dry firing their weapon as time at the range. While it is impossibly to completely simulate the feel of firing a real gun, dry fire teaches the muscle memory up to the actual squeezing of the trigger (which is the most important part.) Dry fire training saves countless dollars in live ammo. Continue reading “Practical Marksmanship”

Every Citizen a Soldier
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Natural Society – by Anthony Gucciardi
Buzzfeed -by Assemblyman Tim Donnelly (R-Twin Peaks, California)
How does an agenda like this even become an issue? I mean, really, is there a problem with boy scouts wishing they could declare themselves gay? We are talking children here. Show me one 13 year old on the news crying because he can’t tell the boy scouts he’s gay…. This is really about the homosexual agenda, just like the church, the prime time shows, everywhere. It’s part of the plan of you know who.
IntelliHub – by Cassius Methyl
The New American – by Jack Kenny
New York Post – by JULIA MARSH and MATTHEW