The end-of-session routine: the most neglected moment by shooters
The majority of shooters focus their maximum attention on a single moment: the shot. It makes sense. It is visible. It is measurable. It is rewarding.
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Silence at the shooting range: an underestimated indicator of mastery and safety
At the shooting range, people often talk about noise: the shot being fired, the detonation, hearing protection. But a much more telling element often goes unnoticed: the silence between the shots.
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Safety at the range: why incidents almost always happen outside of the shooting phase
When a security incident occurs at the shooting range, the collective imagination immediately points to the moment of firing: finger on the trigger, discharge of the shot, poor aim. However, the analysis of accidents…
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The passive security mistakes even experienced shooters make
With experience often comes confidence. And with confidence, sometimes, an imperceptible drop in vigilance. Among experienced shooters, accidents almost never arise from a lack of knowledge of the rules, but from a…
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