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Zeroing doesn’t have to be complicated. It’s not about chasing perfection — it’s about getting close, confirming, and moving on. A lot of frustration at the range comes from trying to do too much, too fast. The goal of zeroing is simple: make sure your optic and your firearm agree. Start Close Begin at a short distance. This keeps adjustments small and obvious. If something’s off, you’ll see it right away instead of guessing at longer ranges. You’re not locking in your final zero here — you’re just getting aligned. Focus on Groups, Not Single Shots One round doesn’t tell...

Shooting faster isn’t about dumping rounds. It’s about controlled speed — clean trigger control, efficient grip mechanics, and rhythm you can repeat under pressure. Whether you’re a new shooter or sharpening your skills at the range, this guide will show you how to increase your split times the right way. Why Most Shooters Struggle With Speed Most shooters don’t lack strength — they lack mechanical efficiency. Speed is lost when: The trigger is pinned too long Grip tension locks up your finger Shots are fired without rhythm Fix these three leaks, and your shooting speed will improve immediately. Step 1...

Tactical Elites — Short Guide TL;DR: We teach new shooters every week. These five mistakes show up over and over. Fix these and your accuracy, speed, and confidence will jump. Mistake 1 — Support hand too low When your support hand sits low on the grip you lose leverage. The fix: with your firing-hand thumb pointed up, bring the support hand high on the frame so it tucks against the grip. That gives you better control and less muzzle flip. Quick drill: dry-grip the pistol, push the support hand high and squeeze. Repeat until the position feels natural. Mistake 2...

Tactical Elites — Short, Practical Guide Quick TL;DR: Flinching is normal. Train to make the shot a surprise — focus the sights, press the trigger slow, and practice dry fire. Do that and you’ll cut flinch and get tighter groups fast. Why flinch happens Flinching isn’t weakness — it’s a reflex. Your body braces when it expects recoil, like tensing up before lifting something heavy. That same tension ruins accuracy with a pistol: the sights move, the trigger gets mashed, and your shots wander. The simple fix Get the surprise back. Make the gun go off without you anticipating the...

Every shooter eventually hits a wall. Your accuracy is decent, you know the fundamentals, but you’re just not fast. In a competition or a defensive scenario, speed is critical, but it’s often misunderstood. Speed isn’t about frantic, uncontrolled movement. It’s about efficiency. It’s about mastering the core mechanics so thoroughly that you can execute them without wasted time or motion. This guide cuts through the noise. It’s not about gimmicks or gear; it’s about the three non-negotiable fundamentals that are the true foundation of shooting faster while keeping your shots on target. If you’re ready to stop wasting time at...