From my view, the Osight 20k Day event was more than a job — it was a reminder of how far I’ve come. Frankie flew me out to Arizona to help cover Osight’s 10,000-round XR optic test, and watching it run flawlessly across multiple platforms was unreal. The people, the energy, and the trust they gave me made this experience a true milestone, not just another project.

CANCON is what happens when you mix suppressed guns, free ammo, and just enough supervision. Held Nov 7–8 at Clinton House Plantation, it proved again why it’s the top suppressed shooting event. Safe, organized, and beginner-friendly, with everything from .22LR to .50 BMG. Great crowd, solid safety, and nonstop fun. My sixth time... and I’ll be back.

Dead Air brought the Wolfman and Mojave, with Mike Pappas leading a crew that treated everyone right, one rep even taught my lady proper shooting since my tips “didn’t count.” B.O.S.S. impressed with the Commander 9mm, Q drew crowds with the Fix in 8.6, and the suppressed Barrett .50 BMG mile shot was worth every dollar. PSA’s Mixtape AR in .300 BLK was a clean, budget-friendly surprise.

For her fourth indoor USPSA match, Paige-Chan brought her new P2-11 and felt the confidence shift immediately. Between running into powerhouse shooter Tazia, getting customization ideas from Wes at Curated Arms, and seeing her dry-fire work finally click, the match was messy but full of breakthroughs—real growth, real progress, and real momentum.

Paige-Chan braved rain, mud, long-range targets, swingers, and gun malfunctions in her first outdoor USPSA-style match at River Bend Gun Club. From hitting her first outdoor poppers to running a stage she’d only practiced in ACE VR, this match tested everything—and proved how far she’s come.

In Part 2, GM DeShaun Jenkins coaches Paige-Chan on vision and trust—aim for the widest zone, move the eyes first, let the gun settle, then press. Once she stopped over-focusing, her runs felt slower but the times dropped fast. True speed comes from clear vision and intentional shooting.

GM DeShaun Jenkins guides Paige-Chan through a focused draw routine, fixing late safety engagement, slow support-hand contact, muzzle dip, and dot hunting. After tightening each step, she builds smooth, repeatable 1.2–1.3 second draws—the foundation for faster, cleaner match runs.

Training 1-on-1 with GM DeShaun Jenkins has transformed Paige-Chan’s shooting journey. From draw mechanics to movement to the mental game, every session pushed her skills and confidence forward. With DJ’s guidance and TPGHQ support, she’s learning to shoot with intention—not just reaction—and the progress is showing up in her matches.

In Part 4, GM DeShaun Jenkins teaches Paige-Chan how to master USPSA movement—exiting positions cleanly, entering with purpose, and shooting while moving. With eyes→gun→body sequencing and smoothness over speed, she builds confidence around no-shoots and ties together all fundamentals from the full training series.

In Part 3, GM DeShaun Jenkins helps Paige-Chan refine reload efficiency and break key mental barriers. From using the back mag and pointer-finger guidance to aiming confidently through hard cover, her reloads got cleaner, groups tighter, and transitions smoother—ending with a 1.17-second first shot on a mini popper.