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The first full week after July 4th, precision pistol shooters from across the US and overseas gather for the national championships at the National Guard’s Camp Perry Ohio facility on the south shore of Lake Erie. Numbering 600-800 annually, they … Continue reading →

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  When shooting Bullseye, there are five things you must do: Focus attention on the red dot or the front sight, and Maintain continuous awareness of where it is relative to the black bullseye, and Maintain a strong and steady grip, and Move … Continue reading →

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Yes, it was an L Match but, hey, clean is CLEAN! This is my second target in the Slow Fire match and, with all ten shots in the 10 ring or better, that makes it a clean target. Some might … Continue reading →

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After a 50 week hiatus for many reasons, I’m back to shooting Bullseye. After a 900 L-Match this morning, we shot a Bullseye 22 caliber 900 at the short line and, while my scores are down a full classification from … Continue reading →

“When seconds count, the Police are only minutes away.” Twelve, to be precise. This evening after coming home to an empty house, I heard noises of something in the still dark master bedroom at the back of the house. It … Continue reading →

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For the past several years, I’ve been tasked with taking pictures of the Desert Midwinter competition in Phoenix and I’ve learned a couple of things others might find helpful. Note that I am not a professional photographer. My equipment consists … Continue reading →

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I fired my first Bullseye competition ten years ago. In that time, I’ve learned a couple of things. It’s hard but can be done. The 7X target seen here was accomplished at the national championships in 2013. Looking at it two … Continue reading →