#shot timer

[historyofguns]

The article "Can You Make a Sub-1-Second Shot?" by Jeremy Tremp, published on The Armory Life, discusses the critical aspects of training and preparation for carrying a concealed weapon. The narrative describes a hypothetical situation where a concealed carrier needs to react quickly to a threat, emphasizing the importance of draw speed and accuracy under stress. Tremp, drawing on a recent training session with Rob Orgel of ER Tactical, explores the steps and mindset needed to achieve a rapid, effective draw. Key takeaways include the necessity of consistent practice and having the right gear, such as the Bravo Concealment Torsion 3.0 holster and Springfield Hellcat, to ensure readiness in potentially life-threatening scenarios. The article highlights the importance of knowing one’s capabilities and maintaining a high level of proficiency through dedicated training.

[attackcopterblog]

MDT SPORTING GOODS DEBUTS THE MDT CRUSH IT STAGE TIMER

MDT Sporting Goods has debuted their new MDT CRUSH IT Stage Timer. MDT Sporting Goods states “Set your Crush It to match the stage time, and when the RO starts his timer, start yours simultaneously. Visually (and audibly) monitor the remaining time in your run, allowing you to gauge when to speed up or slow down. Remove the unknown with the MDT Crush It – Stage Timer. Ready to use…

[reap-the-game]

If you're brave enough to takе one more step ahеad You'll regret it

[o-wild-west-wind]

so, I made an our flag means death themed crossword…have at it, sluts

[oatmonger]

real part time is 15-25 hours. Any less and its not worth the gas. Any more and it's essentially full time but they want to spit on you instead of give you a 401k

[butterflysnowflake]

not even exaggerating when I say this shot is the most beautiful a man has ever looked onscreen in a movie like good LORD

[akayna]

I dressed up and took pictures last night to lift my mood a bit, some with the digital camera and some with my phone because the camera wasn't fully charged.

[clancyycat]

f1 era incoming 🏁

thank you so so much @whiskeyswifty for this sick hoodie!!! ♥️

[historyofguns]

The article "Can You Make a Sub-1-Second Shot?" by Jeremy Tremp explores the challenges and skills necessary to quickly and accurately draw and shoot a concealed weapon in high-pressure situations. Emphasizing the importance of regular practice, Tremp compares this necessity to the rigorous training of athletes, using Michael Jordan as an example. The article examines factors like holster choice and carry position, discussing Tremp’s own use of a Bravo Concealment Torsion 3.0 holster with a Springfield Hellcat. Throughout, Tremp underscores the significance of understanding one’s firearm capabilities for effective self-defense, culminating in his own practice results, achieving a draw speed of 1.5 seconds. The article encourages continuous practice for preparedness and effective response in potential emergencies.

[cetoddle-archive]

it kinda drives me crazy when people say they don’t read cause they don’t have the attention span like. i understand to a point but i also really do believe reading is good for your brain and part of why people have such trouble with their attention spans is because they don’t read

[zylphiacrowley]

The Resilient Son

[suckinitup]

i Need to not be on tumblr rn but ohhhh the urge to scroll mutual blogs.... yesss tumblr user suckinitup scroll and scroll for hours... ignore computer assignments... think about prime defenders .....

[plum-pitt]

Went to the Joji concert last night and I really didn’t know what I was expecting from the guy who dressed in a pink bodysuit and took a bath in uncooked ramen noodles for the whole world to see, but I will say that it definitely wasn’t them just pausing the whole show to start playing smash bros onstage.

[innocence-wont-save-you]

Scene 11

You eventually gave up and turned off your visual faculties anyway. Turning them back on now, you wince at the sudden influx of light, shielding your face from the glare. Ugh. This is why you don't like doing this.

It's bright out today, the sun shining cheerfully through a thin cloud layer. You carefully climb down to the ground level again, brushing at yourself to rid your cloak of the dust it accumulated overnight. You really need to find someplace to wash your belongings, but it's less of a priority than continuing onwards.

Exiting the growing tower, you pause near the entrance of the burrow the scavengers went into last cycle, dialing up your auditory sensitivity momentarily. You don't hear anything inside; they must have already left. Or maybe they haven't woken up yet. Scavengers tend to be quiet in unfamiliar territory, you know that much, so it's hard to tell if they're still here or not. You'll need to investigate more closely to figure it out.

[crescentfool]

doing things outside of your usual is such a humbling experience...

[iam-clandestine]

what abt buying concert tickets shoots my body into a fight or flight response where im shaking as if my life is at risk