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Holsters

Shoulder Holsters for Concealed Carry

Handgun selection is important. Choosing a caliber and ammunition type is vital. When it comes to concealed carry, the holster…Read More >

How-To

Rifle Safety: A Few Easy Steps to Prevent a Tragedy

Firearms safety is important, perhaps the most important thing beginners learn. Usually, all types of firearms safety are lumped together…Read More >

Gun Care

Tips & Tricks: How to Easily Clean Your 1911 Pistol

It’s not unusual for a new 1911 owner to struggle with the disassembly and reassembly required to clean the firearm…Read More >

Ammunition

The Importance of Proper Gun and Ammo Storage

Are you a new gun owner who has just scored those first boxes of ammunition and a new gun? Perhaps,…Read More >

AR-15s

Springfield Saint Pistol: How I Set Up My AR Pistol

The AR-15 rifle has done everything I have asked of it, and a couple of Scout rifles do the rest.…Read More >

Add a stock and get your tax stamp returned and you have an SBR.

Consumer Information

How to Build a Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR)

The Century International Arms Zastava PAP M92 pistol is ready to build into an SBR. Learn how in CTD Suzanne’s blog How to Build a Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR).

Female Shooters

Shooting While Pregnant: Should I or Shouldn’t I?

Nine months is a long time to go without training, but is it safe to shoot while you’re pregnant? Shooting is a perishable skill. If you don’t practice, you can lose your proficiency. There is no hard and fast evidence either way that shooting will harm the fetus. The two main concerns of shooting a gun while pregnant are the lead levels and the noise. Most doctors, though, will give you the go-ahead to shoot. Just take precautions and you should be safe.