Safety and Training
Throwback Thursday—Punish the Elements, Do Not Let the Elements Punish You
Shooting your firearms in rain, sleet, snow, or extreme heat presents many challenges. A professional marksman shares some preparation tips.
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Shooting your firearms in rain, sleet, snow, or extreme heat presents many challenges. A professional marksman shares some preparation tips.
Are left-handed shooters at a disadvantage? Maybe, but then again, perhaps there are advantages as well. Check out this article on the advantages you may not have been aware of.
The angle of incidence and angle of departure are not difficult to understand. Take safety seriously. Check out this article for the specific factors to understand and watch out for.
Guns kick, no getting around that. However, with proper selection of grips, ammunition and accessories such as grips, the problem may be manageable. Read this article for hints and tips on how to manage the recoil.
It all started when a box arrived in the mail. When I opened it, the family was all nearby. I took out the target and set it up. I set up the laser and installed it in the blue gun without much fanfare or attention. Then..
Zombie targets are too much fun! Available in diverse selections, they may range work fun. Who knows you just may sharpen you skills as well! Check out this article on the latest and greatest in Zombie targets and the right guns and ammo to take them down.
Developing a proper grip on your handgun will give you the single-biggest measurable improvement in your shooting. Here’s how to do it.
Guns, lights, and food storage are three items a former CIA operative advocates spreading throughout the house.
There are three ranges of the shotgun: short, medium and far, also known as A, B and C ranges. You have to know which is the likely engagement range and plan from there. The intended use of the shotgun has much bearing on the load you choose and the details in this article steer you in the right direction.
As a firearms trainer, Mike Seeklander realizes there are a handful of simple concepts about firearms training that shooters often don’t know or understand. Read this article to learn what you may not know about firearms training concepts.