podcast · Oct 1, 2026 · Making Shooters Better
The Dangerous Difference Between Confidence and Competence
You can shoot regularly and still not be training. Kyle Johnston learned that firsthand. After serving in the Marine Corps, Kyle spent nearly a decade building a successful career in filmmaking and media before returning to military service and ultimately becoming a Green Beret with the 19th Special Forces Group. When he returned to structured firearms training, something surprising happened: the shooting ability he thought he had began falling apart as soon as speed, movement, timers, and pressure entered the equation. In this episode of Making Shooters Better , Kyle and Terry explore what se
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