Documenting your firearm training is crucial for demonstrating responsibility in concealed carry and providing physical proof of your commitment. Maintaining a shooting diary, even with brief notes on location, date, firearm, ammunition, and practiced skills, is a simple yet effective practice. The focus should be on consistent practice rather than solely on marksmanship scores, as improvement comes with regular effort.
Documenting firearm training is essential for concealed carry holders to prove responsibility and preparedness. A simple shooting diary should record date, location, firearm, ammo, and practiced skills like holster draws or shooting from cover. Consistent practice, rather than just scores, is key to demonstrating proficiency and mitigating civil liability.
This video provides expert instruction on the most challenging aspect for many shooters: loading semi-automatic firearm magazines. Lead Firearms Instructor John G. Johnson breaks down the mechanics of magazine loading, emphasizing the importance of leverage over brute force. He teaches two primary methods, including the 'PEZ' method, and demonstrates how to load various popular magazines, offering practical advice for beginners and experienced shooters alike.
