Rifle Training Solutions in Low-Light Environments

By Mike Seeklander on April 27, 2011 Last night, I spent three hours shooting in the dark. The goals: to shoot test my new JP-15LE rifle, test my low-light mounting solution (a SureFire X300 mounted at twelve o’clock on the top rail) and get some trigger time in complete darkness. To say I learned some valuable … Continue reading →

Controlling Your Rifle

By Mike Seeklander on June 22, 2011 Do you control your rifle? More specifically, can you shoot it accurately, yet very fast, at distances of 25 yards or more? This article focuses on a high-performance stance/mount system that will ensure you can not only shoot accurately with your rifle, but also get it … Continue reading →

Survival Rifle-Shooting Techniques: Operating a Rifle With One Hand

By Mike Seeklander on September 28, 2011 I’m an avid believer in practicing skills that might be considered extreme, such as one-handed survival shooting skills. With all the high-quality training available today, it’s common to find instructors teaching one-handed manipulations with a handgun. But one-handed manipulations with a rifle are an often-overlooked skill … Continue reading →