Precision ONe Ammunition, Dont Shoot Twice Shoot Precision ONe

SPC Les Darbison - Thanks for the information. That is actually quite helpful.

PO3 Steven Sherrill - I wonder who is actually making it. If it is their brand, or just rebranding imported crap. Which happens a lot.

TSgt David L. - According to the site, they are manufactured by the company. One positive, their customer service is quick to respond. I had a question about two products I had seen no difference other than price. They got back to me within a few hours.

PO3 Steven Sherrill - Nice. Like I said, I'll have to check them out. Always looking for good cheap plinking ammo. I use Hornady or hand loads to do my long range presicion work.

SGT (Join to see) - I recently moved to TN, and I am happy because we have a range here that allows me to practice the draw as well as shooting. Where I moved from, no holsters allowed. Proficient at shooting is great, but if you can't get the gun out of the holster it doesn't mean jack how well you can hit the target. Practice has to include the entire process.
I used to work armed security. So when I was doing my qualification, we had exercises as part of the qualification that required drawing the weapon from its holster. This past Saturday I took the required TN firearms carry course. It was the first time I had a jacket or other clothing covering my pistol prior to drawing it. I realized real quick just how much I need to not only practice my marksmanship (though I did shoot very well), but drawing from the holster.
Now that I have found a range that I can shoot all day for $10, I am planning to use it. I like the idea of going out and shooting for several hours, but I want to be able to get the whole process down to muscle memory so that when (though ideally when won't happen) I need to defend myself or my wife, I can do so proficiently.

PO3 Steven Sherrill - Very, very true Sir, getting proficient with the gun and drawing form the holster is one thing people don't realize that is important, they just practice shooting only. Also they don't practice in low light situations ether, they have night sights, but what is that going to do for you if you never shot in low light or no light. It's like shooting through glass, will effect your round, and people don't know that.

I had the good fortune for my son and I to train with some sheriffs (all Army VETS) .And I agree with every thing said above just like to add Magazine changes to that muscles memory factor. I watched one of them. Fire 2 /10 round Magazines from the hip and get a 3 in group at 10 feet timed at 11.5 seconds. My son and I don't have any where near that level of skill. I'm going to spend more time practicing at the pistol range now that my daughter wants to get here CCW. Good family time at the range again. Thank God my wife and kids share most of my favorite interest/hobbies.

You're right that needs to be done also.