Competitive Shooting
Throwback Thursday: Correcting Common Handgun Shooting Problems
When the editorial director came up with assignments that included outlining personal defense handgun shooting goals, I felt he was…Read More >
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When the editorial director came up with assignments that included outlining personal defense handgun shooting goals, I felt he was…Read More >
The object of the exercise is hitting the target. Unlike Hollywood movies, hitting a target with a bullet fired from…Read More >
I grew up in homes without self-loading firearms of multiple types. My grandfather owned Smith and Wesson revolvers, although he…Read More >
Whether you’re firing a pistol, rifle, or shotgun, handling a gun demands a certain degree of skill. On top of…Read More >
In the July of 2022 article Quick to Action: The Overlooked Carry Option, I wrote the following in an attempt…Read More >
The Failure to Eject In a failure to eject type of malfunction, the fired cartridge case is extracted from the…Read More >
Long-range shooting with an AR-15 means different things to different shooters. However, the basics of achieving long-range accuracy come down to two things—barrels and bullets. Here’s a history of how refinements in those crucial areas got started.
I have seen quite a few firearms training images and videos that give me pause to consider the trainer’s intentions.…Read More >
In a previous article, I talked about the evolution of sights from the earliest beads and posts on long guns…Read More >
The first time I tangled with the 300 PRC it was just being introduced by Hornady ammunition. At that time,…Read More >