Practical / Competitive Shooting Beginners Welcome! 👋

I've been doing practical / competitive pistol shooting for a few years. There are MANY better coaches if you're already good -- including Grandmaster Shooter Jake Walker right here on Pewcentric -- but if you're just getting started and feeling overwhelmed with where/how to begin, I'm here to help...

• 🔫 What pistol do I need?... Can I use the pistol I already have, how much do I have to spend?

• ⚙️ What about all the gear?... belt, hanger, holster, mag pouches, magnets, etc.

• 📍 How to find places to practice or compete?... how does practiscore.com work?

• 📜 How does USPSA / IDPA even work? ... what even are these organizations, what are the differences between the divisions, rules, scoring, safety, etc.

• 🎯 What should I be practicing?.. dry fire vs VR training vs. live fire

Why me? I'm genuinely passionate about helping people get into practical shooting

1. B-Class shooter in USPSA in Carry Optics division

2. Taken many classes with and been coached by some of the greats, including Tim Herron, Max Michel, Gunsite, and others

3. Made ALL the mistakes around purchasing guns and gear, as well as training

4. Positive and patient attitude, and happy to answer your questions!

So how does this work?

• You're basically just paying for my time to spend with you

• What you need: computer with camera + microphone + Internet... smartphone consults are different since you'll typically need to be hands-free

I look forward to working with you!