Ammunition

Firearm Malfunctions: The Dreaded Squib

In a previously published article, I wrote about the hang fire, how to recognize it, and what action to take…Read More >

AR-15 pistol converted to shoot .22 LR cartridges

Other Products

Save Money by Shooting .22 LR in Your AR-15

Like absolutely everyone who shoots, I feel the impacts of either not being able to get ammo or the unwillingness…Read More >

Dud round showing where the firing pin struck the primer that did not ignite

Firearms

Firearm Malfunctions — Hang Fires and Duds

I should start by saying that not all firearm malfunctions are equal. Some malfunctions are relatively minor and can be…Read More >

BobCampbell aiming a 1911 .45 ACP handgun from a kneeling position

Competitive Shooting

Lessons From a Beat Cop: Off-Balance Firing Positions

Not long ago, Gerald and I were discussing old friends and some of the difficulties they had survived. Gerald’s encounter…Read More >

Gun Care

How to Correct Pistol Malfunctions: 5 Tips

Semi-automatic pistols, which make up about 20% of the guns owned in the United States, have a lot of benefits.…Read More >

General

Throwback Thursday: How to Build a Backyard Backstop

You finally bought a piece of land that is big enough to shoot on. Great, now what? Here is the…Read More >

man firing usp pistol at target in indoor shooting range

How-To

Throwback Thursday: How To Stop Anticipating Recoil

New shooters tend to ask me, “How badly is that gun going to kick?” Brand new female shooters in particular psyche themselves up for a gun to hurt them. Even more experienced shooters aren’t immune to flinching. However, flinching or anticipating the recoil affects accuracy. I have five simple tricks to help freeze the flinch and get you right on target in no time.