EYE DOMINANCE Keep It Simple Series For the average shooter, hunter or sportsman By Johnny Dury Eye Dominance: Shooting Where You Look Is the Key to Hitting Targets With rare exceptions, each individual shooter has a dominant eye that must be focused on a target in order for the result to be a busted clay […]
NEW SHOOTERS Keep It Simple Series For the average shooter, hunter or sportsman By Johnny Dury New Shooters: Get Them on the Right Path There is no perfect, works-for-everyone set of rules for starting a youngster on the path of becoming a member of the fun and entertaining wide world of shotgun sports. However, when
PRACTICE WITH A PURPOSE Keep It Simple Series For the average shooter, hunter or sportsman By Johnny Dury Practice With A Purpose: Know Your Limits There is a message for all shotgun shooters that can be gleaned from the Clint Eastwood character Dirty Harry in “Magnum Force.” By slightly altering one of his trademark phrases,
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ON TARGET Keep It Simple Series For the average shooter, hunter or sportsman By Johnny Dury On Target: Proper Preparation Helps Make Every Shot Count While there are a select few hunters who favor and can properly handle a single shot rifle, it is highly recommended that making the first shot count should be everyone’s
UPGRADE YOUR TOOL Keep It Simple Series For the average shooter, hunter or sportsman By Johnny Dury Upgrading Your Shooting Tool With Something New In the world of rapidly improving computer technology, there always seems to be pressure on consumers to move on to bigger, better and more advanced tools to make daily life easier
DURY’S GUNSMITH LEGACY DATES BACK TO THE LATE 1800S Dury’s Gun Shop is a family-owned business that dates back to the late 1800s and has a well-earned reputation of providing expert gunsmith services and customer satisfaction. Four generations of the Dury family have built the operation from a tiny gunsmith shop working out of a
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TRAINING FUTURE FIREARM FANS STARTS WITH THE TINY .22 In the opening scene of “To Hell and Back,” the life story of World War II hero Audie L. Murphy, the youngster is depicted slipping through the Texas countryside carrying a single-shot .22-caliber rifle. Despite his young age, Murphy was already an expert with the tiny
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