‘The Most Luxurious Gun Club In America’ – Watch the Video Now!
We were honored to host the team from 1911 Syndicate for a visit to the Hudson Farm Club last month. They have put together a fantastic video about the Hudson Farm private member’s club, which also features the Griffin & Howe Showroom, as well as shooting faciltiies that are available to Griffin & Howe clients […]
Tip of the Week – Shotgun #4: Swing-Through Method
Our lead shotgun instructor Kevin Sterk talks about using the controlled swing-through or ‘pass-through’ technique to shoot a right-to-left quartering target.
Tip of the Week – Archery #4: Executing the Shot
Griffin & Howe’s head of archery Tim Peschl talk about how to smoothly execute a shot using the mechanical release aid, and how to follow through after the shot.
Tip of the Week – Shotgun #4: Basic Gun Fit
Our lead shotgun instructor Kevin Sterk talks about the four key dimensions for any shotgun fit; length of pull, the distance from the front of the comb to the tip of the nose, cast and comb height, and the correct pitch for sitting in the shoulder. Did you know we offer gun fit appointments at […]
Tip of the Week – Archery #3: Anchor Point
Griffin & Howe’s head of archery Tim Peschl talk about the importance of establishing your anchor points – the point on the face that is used as a reference to consistently aim and release the arrow accurately.
Tip of the Week – Shotgun #3: Mounting the Shotgun
Our lead shotgun instructor Kevin Sterk talks about the importance of the correct mount.
Tip of the Week – Archery #2: Grip
Griffin & Howe’s head of archery Tim Peschl demonstrates the proper grip technique for your bow.
Tip of the Week – Shotgun #2: Draw Length
Our lead shotgun instructor Kevin Sterk talks about choosing your draw length depending on target presentation.
Tip of the Week – Shotgun #1: Engineering the Stance
Griffin & Howe’s head of shotgun Kevin Sterk introduces his first tip for those looking to shoot more consistently.
Tip of the Week – Archery #1: Stance
Griffin & Howe’s head of archery Tim Peschl introduces his first tip for archery learners.