Firearms
Tips for Firing a Rifle Offhand, Part 1
The primary goal in marksmanship is being able to hit what you are aiming at. The scenario may be simple…Read More >
How-To
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- Build a certain firearm?
- Find the right part?
- Prepare for the right situation?
- Reload certain ammo?
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AR-15s
10 Ways to Keep Your AR and AK Running
As a young man, the family and friends I grew up with were hunters. The rifles and shotguns they used…Read More >
Ammunition
How to Create Your Own Ballistics Chart
If you are someone who routinely shoots past 200 yards with a rifle, it would be quite helpful to know…Read More >
Consumer Information
Magazine Maintenance: Do’s and Don’ts
Every semi-automatic gun I can think of has a magazine, as do some bolt-action rifles. That means a lot of…Read More >
General
Patterning a Shotgun: Defense Edition
The shotgun is often touted as the “end-all, beat-all” for home defense. I am not going to tell you that…Read More >
Ammunition
How to Choose (and Use) AK Rifle Loads
Choosing the proper ammunition for each application demands some study, and for many of us, that may be intimidating. This…Read More >
AR-15s
Threadlockers: A Guide for AR-15 DIYers
Adhesives have their places in AR-15 construction projects, and application ranges from what I think is crucially important to what…Read More >
Firearms
How to Completely Evaluate a Range Rental Pistol in Just 50 Rounds
It’s not just about how it feels—there are more things you need to consider when purchasing a handgun. Here is a walk-through guide on how to evaluate a pistol using only 50 rounds of ammo.
Camping & Survival
Firearms for Dire Straits
These are uncertain times. Few of us have faith in our government or leaders. We have seen lackluster responses to…Read More >
Gear, Parts and Accessories
Video: How to Mount a Rifle Scope
There is a difference between properly mounting a rifle scope to your long gun and properly mounting a scope for the shooter. While one ensures the optic is secure, the other adds the additional factor of ensuring the shooter may obtain a comfortable, repeatable mount for increased accuracy. Few of us shoot to miss, so let’s look at how to do it right the first time without the frustration and wasted ammunition when we sight it in.