Concealed Carry
Concealed Carry — It’s a Way of Life
Carrying a gun on your person for self-defense and the defense of others is a commendable action that requires a…Read More >
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Carrying a gun on your person for self-defense and the defense of others is a commendable action that requires a…Read More >
There is always sadness following a firearms accident, but that does not lessen the damage that was done. I am…Read More >
What happens when your gun does not go bang? Malfunctions, such as squibs, stovepipes, failures to feed or eject, misfires, hangfires, slamfires, double feeds, and short strokes, will happen. Your first fix for most malfunctions is tap-rack-bang! Learn more about how to identify them and fix them on The Shooter’s Log at CheaperThanDirt.com.
What to do if your handgun is delivering groups that go south of the bullseye border.
Sometimes shooting is just too much fun. We go to the range and repeat drills we are very good at.…Read More >
Firearms safety is important, perhaps the most important thing beginners learn. Usually, all types of firearms safety are lumped together…Read More >
If you carry a gun for self-protection and are interested in being as prepared as possible, don’t miss out on…Read More >
With the cost and availability of ammunition these days, it can be difficult to get to the range as much…Read More >
When we address personal defense drills, among those that should be practiced often are drills that get the pistol up…Read More >
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.