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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Free Training Targets #2 - Courtesy of WASHLEFI

Here are a few more targets that I have created for your training use.  Let me know if they work out for you.

If there are any problems in downloading the Target .pdf files, please let me know as soon as possible at washlefi@gmail.com so I can resolve any issues.



The Speed and Accuracy Target is meant to be used with a shot timer, but a stopwatch will work as well.  One shot per circle as accurately, quickly, and safely as possible.


The Nickel Drill is to assist the shooter in working on obtaining a tight grouping of shots.  Typically the shooter will shoot 5 shots per Nickel to gauge how accurate their grouping is. 


 Same principle as the Nickel Drill, only now you have a smaller target.


Same principle as the Nickel Drill, only now you have a larger target.
  

The Billiards Select Target is best if used with a shooter / coach relationship.  The coach will call out either a number or color.  If the coach calls out "2", the shooter will shoot at the "2" ball.  If the coach calls out "Blue", the shooter will shoot at the "2" and "10" balls.  It is up to the shooter and/or coach how many rounds are shot at each ball.


Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Firearms Photo Contest Announcement and Rules



Announcing the first Trigger Press Blog Firearms Photo Contest

Rules:

1. The photograph must be your own work, don't steal images for the contest.
2. The photograph must be of an actual firearm, no Air soft versions or other replicas allowed.
3. Only one (1) entry per email address, so pick your best image.
4. The top three (3) photographs will win the prize(s) listed below.
5. The rights to your image, will remain your rights.  If you want to watermark your image to prevent intellectual property theft, please do so, but do not place the watermark directly over the center of the image.
6. You must be a resident of the United States and have a mailing address within the United States or APO AE/AP/AA.
7. Be creative.  Pictures of guns sitting on  your dining room table or on the floor become boring after awhile.
8. I reserve the right to select the winners and my choices are final.  I ensure you that this will be a fair contest.

Prizes:

1st Place - Protech Impac S.T. Trauma Plate - 7"x9" (value ~ $120)

2nd Place - Stark Equipment SE-2 AR-15 Hook Mount Sling Grip - Dark Earth (value ~ $45)

3rd Place - Tactical Tailor Large Utility / Dump Pouch - Coyote brown (value ~ $30)

Deadline:

All entries must be submitted by midnight (PST) on Friday, October 15th, 2010.

How to submit:

Submit  your digital photograph to washlefi@gmail.com.  Ensure that the file is in .jpg format and under 2MB in size.  Include your full name and the preferred method of contacting you in your email if you win.

Questions

If you have any questions about the contest, please post a comment and I will reply in the same manner so everyone knows what questions have been asked and answered.

Sunday, September 12, 2010

New Training Targets - Courtesy of WASHLEFI

Here are a few targets that I have created for your training use.  Let me know if they work out for you.

If there are any problems in downloading the Target .pdf files, please let me know as soon as possible at washlefi@gmail.com so I can resolve any issues.


The Buildig Blocks - Decision Maker target is good for a shooter / coach relationship in having the coach call out a letter, number, or shape and the shooter has to respond quickly and accurately to get a round or rounds on target.



The Reducing Boxes target is to get the shooter to slowly gain confidence in aiming for and hitting a smaller target.  Shoot 5 rounds into each box.


The Meerkat Mayhem Target is just for fun.  Do with it what you like.


 The principle of the Reducing Circles Target is the same as the Reducing Boxes Target above, just a different shape to shoot at.


The Hostage Target is designed to give the shooter a threat target to shoot at while attemtping to aviod hitting the hostage.  The "T" zone on the threat target represents the area around the eyes and nasal cavity that is preferred when conducting a head shot.