Range notes
Sample posts for this preview — the advice Marlo already gives away on his feed, written out long-form.
Marlo's rule: 10 minutes of dry firing every day is better than skipping days and trying to cram it into one hour. Here's a living-room routine that builds a draw, a clean press, and a wall between you and bad habits.
Eight hours, two halves: the morning is Michigan law and judgment calls in plain English; the afternoon is coached live fire until your qualification feels easy. What to bring, what to expect, and why nerves are normal.
Shooting a match will show your deficiencies — and that's the point. It gives you a base point on what needs practice. How to enter your first USPSA match, what A-class shooters do differently, and why you should go see where you fall.
Sample posts for this preview.