Tactical Rifleman got two videos on Dry Firing for practice shooting techniques. You might want to use a gas blowback if you are worried dry firing might ruin your AEG.... "This week, we are posting two videos. First, is Sid talking about why Dry Firing is so important; and the second video is a Dry Firing Drill we put together for you.

Tactical Rifleman got this video in which the Karl gives his opinion on best sights for the Glock Pistol that can give you and understanding that some sights can be good for certain purposes... "This week, Karl takes us through his opinion on Glock Sight Upgrades. We all love Glocks because they run all the time. That said, the stock sights leave room for improvement.

How to shoot at moving targets. Here's a howto video from Tactical Rifleman and this aspect covers real steel shooting... "In this video Raj, from Tier-1 Group, takes us through shooting moving targets. He covers the two techniques of Tracking and Ambush.  Both techniques work well and each have advantages and disadvantages.

Maybe physics works differently on bullets and airsoft BBs, but it's also one thing to understand the other when shooting behind a vehicle. Tactical Rifleman shows the best shooting positions in doing so... "In this video Rob, from T1G, takes us through a demonstration of how bullets skip off of cars at different angles.

I'm talking especially about the hood and trunk, but it applies to all surfaces of sheet metal.

It's about optics to buy for this Special Force Sniper review by the Tactical Rifleman... "Optics are a good thing. They always have been. While they can bring a lot of capability to your particular weapon system, they can also be a liability. Think of all the materials that your rifle is made out of. You wouldn’t want your rail system made out of glass, because it would be bouncing around inside of the HUMMER or helicopter.

The Tactical Rifleman got a video showing how to do combat shooting behind cover or barricade... "In this video Raj takes us through shooting in some unconventional shooting positions. If you shoot 3-gun competitions, you’ve seen more and more of the matches including at least one or two stages requiring you to shoot with your weapon at odd angles from odd shooting positions. Why are they do that? Just to make the match harder or to mess with the shooters?

A good video from Tactical Rifleman to bookmark for those who want surival tips especially on getting clean water... "When people talk about survival, they tend to focus on making fire. That’s fine, as I tend to enjoy setting things on fire almost as much as blowing things up. However, for this video, I wanted to cover purification of water. Yes, if you’re really sucking, you can drink dirty water and worry about getting sick down the road (as opposed to dying of dehydration).