Revolver Doctrine TM
If I may be immodest for a moment, very few people know the revolver inside and out like I do. I've spent many years working both on them and with them, and along the way I've learned what makes them run, how to keep them running, what they like to run on, and - most importantly - the most efficient way to use them.
I've distilled this information into a new class called Revolver Doctrine. It's your chance to learn everything you can about the double action revolver!
Revolver Doctrine is all about how to run the double action revolver. It’s not a self defense course, or a competition course - but a course on running the gun the most efficient way possible for the context in which you’ll use it!
In this course we'll cover virtually all aspects of living with the double-action revolver: shooting, handling, carrying, maintaining, and accessorizing. Whether you're new to shooting, or just to the revolver, this class will teach you everything you need to know to operate the quintessential American handgun.
You'll learn the reasons the revolver is a good choice for self defense; how to fit it to your hands; what grips work (and which don't); the various ways of carrying spare ammunition (and the situations where one is better than another); how to clean and maintain your wheelgun; sighting options (and what to do if your eyes aren't as young as they used to be); holster options; how to pick ammunition for practice, competition or defense; the secrets of sight adjustment; performing fast and efficient reloads appropriate to the situation; and even what malfunctions can occur and how to clear them rapidly and efficiently.
These are optimized procedures for using the revolver, not warmed-over autoloader techniques! Whether your revolver is used for sport, hunting, or self defense, you'll learn something from this course.
Revolver Doctrine is a one-day course, and I’m available to teach it in Oregon and throughout the Western U.S. If you’re interested in taking or hosting your own Revolver Doctrine course, please email me for details. I’ll post any public (open enrollment courses) on my Schedule page.
If I may be immodest for a moment, very few people know the revolver inside and out like I do. I've spent many years working both on them and with them, and along the way I've learned what makes them run, how to keep them running, what they like to run on, and - most importantly - the most efficient way to use them.
I've distilled this information into a new class called Revolver Doctrine. It's your chance to learn everything you can about the double action revolver!
Revolver Doctrine is all about how to run the double action revolver. It’s not a self defense course, or a competition course - but a course on running the gun the most efficient way possible for the context in which you’ll use it!
In this course we'll cover virtually all aspects of living with the double-action revolver: shooting, handling, carrying, maintaining, and accessorizing. Whether you're new to shooting, or just to the revolver, this class will teach you everything you need to know to operate the quintessential American handgun.
You'll learn the reasons the revolver is a good choice for self defense; how to fit it to your hands; what grips work (and which don't); the various ways of carrying spare ammunition (and the situations where one is better than another); how to clean and maintain your wheelgun; sighting options (and what to do if your eyes aren't as young as they used to be); holster options; how to pick ammunition for practice, competition or defense; the secrets of sight adjustment; performing fast and efficient reloads appropriate to the situation; and even what malfunctions can occur and how to clear them rapidly and efficiently.
These are optimized procedures for using the revolver, not warmed-over autoloader techniques! Whether your revolver is used for sport, hunting, or self defense, you'll learn something from this course.
Revolver Doctrine is a one-day course, and I’m available to teach it in Oregon and throughout the Western U.S. If you’re interested in taking or hosting your own Revolver Doctrine course, please email me for details. I’ll post any public (open enrollment courses) on my Schedule page.
