Category Archives: Trigger Pull

Episode 92 – Indoor IDPA

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Indoor IDPA is a different experience than outdoor matches. This episode is a recap of a match I shot last Thursday. I also answer a couple of listener questions about Mili-Tec lubricant and slide play on a Glock. Then I will give you a before and after summary of some stages. I made some mistakes, also achieved some victories. I shot left handed and discussed lots of well designed stages for an indoor match. Shooting on the move, weak hand only shooting, interchanged ammo and shooting a modified Glock 19 in ESP category are subjects I discussed in the “before” segment. Segment 2 is about the results and what happened. I got some malfunction clearance practice and I even shot a magazine of carry ammo on one stage! I’ll tell you all about it. You’ll also hear a preview of next week’s episode with Steve Zopfi again as we discuss Brian Enos’ book Practical Shooting Beyond Fundamentals.

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Episode 90 – Interview with Eric Shelton of Handgun Podcast

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Eric Shelton from the Handgun Podcast joins me this week to discuss our podcasts, how they came about, why we do this and how we are similar, yet different in a few ways. We discuss ideas about concealed carry guns, holster, sights, lights on guns, revolvers, sights, trigger pulls and more. We agree on some things and differ on others but I have to let you know that Eric’s show has certainly been an inspiration to me and one of the influences that made me start this podcast. Eric and I also discuss why we like to carry a Glock 19 and how I started shooting 1911’s in IDPA. For those of you that don’t know, Eric’s show is also part of the Gun Rights Radio Network. Last Friday I was on his podcast, so you may want to listen to that first, because this is sort of a “Part 2” of that episode. Both interviews were recorded at the same time.

Thanks for listening,

Bob Mayne

HandgunWorld Show

Episode 87 – Revolvers

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Revolvers are a good choice for a self defense handgun. They are not my first choice, but at the request of a listener, I did this show on my experience shooting 2 particular revolvers. James Kimmerle and I went to a range, rented 2 .357 magnum revolvers and we give you our straight talk review on them.

Highlights:

  • Simplicity of the revolver, good or bad?
  • Firing a revolver from a pocket.
  • Capacity of a self defense revolver.
  • Reliability pros and cons.
  • Revolver myth busting.
  • Is 5-6 round capacity enough?
  • Every time you pull the trigger?
  • Cost vs. features.

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Episode 83 – Calling your shots.

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Calling your shots is an advanced shooting skill. On this show, I bring back Steve Z again for another interview. He was on episode 79 if you recall. We talk about “calling your shots.” I have to admit, I’m still not sure if I do it, or how to do it, but if you really want to be good at competitive shooting and in my opinion, defensive shooting, I think it would be good for you to get to the level of being able to call your shots. We also talk about Brian Enos’ book, Practical Shooting, Beyond Fundamentals and forum. In the first segment I share some more listener feedback that continues to roll in. Also remember there’s only one week left to the “Freedom Raffle” so quit procrastinating and support my show, the Gun Rights Radio Network and the Second Amendment Foundation. Just click Freedom Raffle at the top of this page and follow the instructions.

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Episode 64 – The Texas State IDPA Match

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The Texas State IDPA match was last Saturday June 12th.  Tune in and I’ll talk about the events leading up to it…my plan…and the results!  I also discuss some of the stages, their difficulty, the challenges and the push to become a better shooter.  It’s was a lot of fun. I achieved a couple goals and fell short on a couple.  More to work on….

Below are the 2 holsters I purchased at the match.  Greg Garrett from Comp-Tac is a superb guy and runs a great business.  I’m glad I got to meet him.

This is the Minotaur Neutral Cant I will use to appendix carry my G19.

The Gladiator I’ll use to OWB carry my G19.

Bob Mayne

Handgun World Show

Episode 45 – Become a process oriented shooter, techniques for dry fire practice, M&P Review

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Becoming a process oriented shooter is typically what the top shooters in this sport train themselves to become based on an excellent article by Bruce Gray (www.grayguns.com)  In this episode I will cover dry fire techniques, the 3 categories of good handgun marksmanship, and I do a brief review and share some thoughts about the Smith and Wesson M&P line of fine pistols!

Highlights:

  • The 3 key’s to good handgun marksmanship.
  • Trigger control.
  • How to cure “shooter’s flinch.”
  • Selling guns with cars. (audio soundbite)
  • Performance anxiety.
  • Shooter’s wobble.
  • Visualize and sight picture and target in your mind.
  • 2 weeks of dry fire practice for success!
  • Shooting reactively vs. shooting proactively.
  • Review of the Smith and Wesson M&P line of pistols.

Check out my latest YouTube video and feel free to comment on the show!

Thanks for listening to the show.

Resources:

Bruce Gray (www.Grayguns.com) on shooting technique

Episode 43 – Can you pull the trigger? Q&A and listener feedback.

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Listener feedback from the Handgun World Show.  I’ve asked you to submit comments and questions and you did!  I’ll answer a few of them in this show and discuss a couple guns and concealed carry issues.  Also, I discuss the question, “can you pull the trigger?”

Highlights:

  • Emails from listeners.
  • The Glock 34.
  • Holsters, pants, belts and shirts for concealed carry.
  • Can you look someone in the eye and pull the trigger if you have to?
  • Sig Sauer trigger pull.
  • Lone Wolf Distributors parts for Glocks.