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Reading Your Targets: A Safety-Forward Guide to Diagnosing Groups, Consistency, and Basic Adjustments One of the most useful (and overlooked) training tools at the range is the paper target you’re already using. Without adding any new gear or complicated drills, you can learn a lot by simply observing where rounds land, how they cluster, and whether your results are repeatable. The goal isn’t to “chase holes” shot-by-shot—it’s to build a calm, consistent proce …

Zeroing Explained: A Safety-Forward Guide to Confirming Point of Impact Zeroing is one of the most misunderstood parts of getting comfortable with a firearm. People often treat it like a one-time chore—or assume it’s purely about precision shooting. In reality, a good zero is a confidence and accountability tool: it helps you understand where your firearm places rounds with a specific ammunition choice at a known distance, so you can make informed decisions at the range and avoid sur …