Competitive Shooting
How To Use a Shooting Rest
As a shooter and writer, I test many firearms. Some are pretty accurate, others are not, and accuracy is always…Read More >
Read More >As a shooter and writer, I test many firearms. Some are pretty accurate, others are not, and accuracy is always…Read More >
Read More >The Charter Arms Bulldog isn’t a go-anywhere do-anything handgun like a four-inch barrel .357 Magnum or a Colt Government Model…Read More >
Read More >In the 1970s, Germany did something unprecedented. They conducted an extensive test of handguns in order to choose a new…Read More >
Read More >In any list of the “best,” there is going to be discussion and perhaps even arguments over the choices that…Read More >
Read More >The proper sequence and technique used in loading a pistol has an effect on reliability. As an example, the seven-round…Read More >
Read More >For the past 50 years, I have always had some type of 12-gauge shotgun. My first shotgun was a 12-gauge…Read More >
Read More >When it comes to new ideas in gun design and manufacture, the true innovations are few and far between. General…Read More >
Read More >FN (aka Fabrique Nationale Herstal) has been a front-runner in service and reliability for more than 100 years. From among…Read More >
Read More >For many years, I considered handgun-mounted red dots a gimmick for fun shooting or competition and little else. With steady…Read More >
Read More >Reloaders have customization options for varmint cartridges that factory options cannot profitably fulfill. They are targeting the sweet spot of…Read More >
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