article · Aug 5, 2021 · Shooting Sports USA
3 Things I Always Tell New Students About Firearms Training
Impressed by those Olympic-medal winning shooters? To get to that skill level, all of them trained hard—putting in thousands of hours at the range. Here are three tips that Frank Melloni relays to his first-time students learning the art of shooting.
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