You did your research, you rented plenty of guns at your local range, saved your money and finally made your first handgun purchase. Now that you have it home, you might feel slightly lost as what to do next. The first thing you must do as a gun owner is learn and follow the four basic rules of gun safety—not only at the gun range, but in your home, as well.
Keep shooting until the threat has stopped. We are never taught shoot to wound or shoot to kill. Learn why.
Don’t spend time confused in a store full of lotions and shower gels. Cheaper Than Dirt has plenty of gifts for your non-camo wearing, non-firearm friendly lady.
Kids these days spend too much time on their iPhones, Facebook and video games. Unfortunately, there are plenty of children who do not have opportunities to go hunting or participate in the shooting sports.
It might be tempting to try to force the non-gun guy in your life to love guns as much as you do but this year buy them something they will truly like.
If you find yourself lost or injured while exploring the outdoors, staying hydrated is your number one priority to surviving. Do you know how to procure safe drinking water?
When camping, you always run the risk of getting injured. The Master first aid kit is designed specifically for outdoor adventures.
What is the best way for quick access to your 1911? Condition one. Don’t know what that it? Read more and I will tell you.
My list of overlooked handguns, rifles, and shotguns has proved to us to be high-quality, affordable, and reliable alternatives to some of the bigger name companies.
There is no better way to start your journey into hunting than to embrace the advice of seasoned, experienced women who have a true love and joy of hunting.