THE MACBROZ BLOG

Darius and I recently represented MacBroz at the All American Gun Slinger League Night, and this match gave me a lot to think about. The night started strong. I felt good, I was moving well, and overall, things were trending in the right direction. But then came the final stage. And that one stage had me questioning everything. My performance. My mindset. My consistency. My stage execution. And yes, even whether I should keep running the Staccato or go back to the M&P platfor

This is something I think about a lot, and honestly, I think more shooters should ask themselves this question: How long do you use a pistol before you decide it’s actually good to go? Not just “good on the range.”Not just “felt nice in the hand.”Not just “I shot one good group with it.” I mean good to go in the real sense — ready for carry, ready for repetition, ready for pressure, ready to earn a place in the rotation. For me, most of my pistols end up overlapping in purpos

Some range days are about serious testing. Others are about drills, data, and pushing performance. And then there are the days that remind you why we all love shooting in the first place — good gear, good people, and steel ringing nonstop. This latest range day was exactly that. Getting Back to the Basics — But Having Fun I headed out for a relaxed but productive day at the range with the crew from Bash Target Supply, and the goal was simple: run gear, test setups, and just e

From March through November, I wrapped up my very first full competition series with the US Concealed Carry League (USCCL), hosted by Ramos Action Shooting at Guncraft in Ruskin, Florida. What started as “let me try this out once” turned into four events, countless new friendships, a deeper understanding of my skill set, and a huge appreciation for what concealed carry competition can actually teach you about yourself. Across all four events I ran my Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 ro