PEWPEW/LIFE v0.1 · TARGET ACQUIRED The mandatory gear, the unspoken codes, and the five mistakes that mark you on day one.
Field-strip, degrease, targeted lubrication. What you do after every session, and what you save for deep cleans.
Speed against rigor, motion against stillness. Two disciplines, two philosophies — and the choice that locks in your gear for five years.
Caliber, ergonomics, price, used or new: the real checklist so you don't buy the pistol you'll resell in six months.
Low recoil, low noise, low cost. The .22 lets you work what actually matters: trigger, breath, the dog in your head.
Air, .22 LR or centerfire: three worlds, three budgets, three trajectories. The guide to entering through the right door.
MOA or Mil, dial or holdover, BC and drop: what you actually need to know to not be lost behind a scope.
From .22 LR to .338 Lapua: what each caliber does well, what it does badly, and what it really costs.
Gun safe, separated ammo, transport to the range: what the law actually requires, plus what's just common sense.
Three positions, three philosophies. Skeleton as carrier, muscles as adjuster — the mechanical base of accurate shooting.
The gesture that separates average from excellent. Not a secret — just a discipline that takes a thousand reps.
Shooting is 90% mental. You know it, you forget it the moment you put on the bib. Here's how you get back to calm.
Moving target, smoothbore shotgun, gesture inverted from precision. The guide to a discipline that doesn't forgive tinkering.
Past 300m, everything becomes an equation. Rifle, scope, rangefinder, ballistics: where to start without going broke.
License, medical certificate, category B file: the administrative path to becoming a sport shooter in France, step by step.
PEWPEW/LIFE The network for sport shooters.
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