Competitive Shooting
Malfunction clearance
One of the worst things that can happen in a match is to have your gun break during a stage.…Read More >
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Safety and Training
Accurately Using A Double Action Trigger
The gun industry has continued to meet consumer demand by producing an immense number of small pocket-sized handguns. As concealed…Read More >
Ammunition
.223 Winchester Ranger Ammunition Recall
Winchester ammunition has issued a recall for certain lot numbers of its .223 caliber Ranger ammunition. This recall only affects…Read More >
Competitive Shooting
The Down Zero Challenge
I’m a firm believer that without accuracy, a shooter can’t really advance their skill level. In fact, I’ve talked both…Read More >
Ammunition
6.5×55 Swedish – Falt Shooting, Under Rated
Though not very common in the United States, the 6.5×55 Swedish cartridge has long been popular amongst European hunters. Since…Read More >
Ammunition
Winchester Announces M-22 Rimfire Round for Modern Sporting Rifles
Many shooters who love the idea of firing cheap, plentiful, .22 Long Rifle ammunition have long flocked to .22 conversions…Read More >
Firearms
Regent R100 1911-A1
The Regent R100 1911-A1 is an inexpensive, entry level 1911 from Umarex. Read this post to learn about this high quality addition.
Ammunition
The .22 LR for Hunting and Survival
There are a lot of options for a .22, which is great for basic hunting and can stand in as a defensive weapon. Read this post to discover why it is so valuable.
Safety and Training
Carry Gun Reliability
To make sure you have a reliable gun, check reliable sources for reliability and the number of rounds…this post shares the best ways to stay safe.
Reviews
Review of the Ruger LC9: Is It TOO Safe?
The Ruger LC9 is a reliable, high performing handgun available and legal in almost all locations with tons of built-in safety features. Although some think there are too many safety features, Ruger listened to their customers and purpose-built a gun that meets strict regulations for states with restrictive gun laws. Is the LC9 worthy of a look?