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 >

Man sitting in a car showing a pistol in a cross draw holster

Concealed Carry

Throwback Thursday: How to Carry a Handgun — 5 Carry Positions

When it comes to personal defense, some feel the average concealed carry permit holder doesn’t need the same gear as…Read More >

huge ringed fireball after a revolver was shot using a 125-grain .3357 magnum from a short barrel revolver

Competitive Shooting

Throwback Thursday: How to Shoot a Revolver — Efficiently

I grew up in homes without self-loading firearms of multiple types. My grandfather owned Smith and Wesson revolvers, although he…Read More >

Prepared game meat stew next to a double barrel shotgun

How-To

How to Keep Your Game From Spoiling

Harvesting game on a hunting trip is challenging enough, but the hard work has only just begun. Now you need…Read More >

Competitive Shooting

Firearm Malfunctions: The Stovepipe and Slamfire

The Failure to Eject In a failure to eject type of malfunction, the fired cartridge case is extracted from the…Read More >

Competitive Shooting

Throwback Thursday: Long-Range Shooting with the AR-15

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.