The shooting
sports are awesome. I have years of experience that has allowed me to
build a strong skill set and learn from my mistakes. The newbies who
are joining up in droves today though don't have the luxury of
experience . Here are some of the things I wish I had known when I
first started shooting.
Me in my younger days trying to look cool, or something.
1.The shooting world is full of self described experts and crappy advice
This is a big one. Every time I walk into the gun store there is some
fat old guy (no offense to fat old guys) spraying advice all over the
room like blood in a Quentin Tarantino movie. It hits you in the face
and drips down the walls, you try to towel it off but the damn blood (I
mean advice) just doesn't stop. And this advice isn't a
