Competitive Shooting
The Advantages of Optic-Mounted Pistols
For many years, I considered handgun-mounted red dots a gimmick for fun shooting or competition and little else. With steady…Read More >
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Competitive Shooting
How To Shoot With Both Eyes Open
Humans are bilaterally symmetrical. We have two sides and two eyes. This gives us the advantage of binocular vision. As…Read More >
Competitive Shooting
6 Exercises To Enhance Your Shooting Skills
Whether you’re firing a pistol, rifle or shotgun, handling a gun demands a certain degree of skill. On top of…Read More >
Consumer Information
Fit, Finish and Tolerance: What’s the Difference?
When folks discuss the differences in firearms and how they function, they are discussing how the pistols are manufactured, “put…Read More >
General
4 Things to Do During Self-Isolation
In this time of coronavirus-induced self-isolation, what is a gun owner to do with all their spare time? I don’t…Read More >
Concealed Carry
Shooting Well With Small Handguns
Guns, handguns especially, are a lot like those famous potato chips: can’t have just one. Beyond appeal, each has a…Read More >
General
Energy & Natural Resources Bill — Why Is It Important to You?
On its surface, covering the Energy & Natural Resources Bill may seem out of place on The Shooter’s Log. However, an amendment to the Energy & Natural Resources Bill is the bipartisan Sportsman’s Act which revises a variety of existing programs to expand access to, and opportunities for, hunting, fishing, and recreational shooting.
News
Congratulations — the SHARE Act Passed!
Recently, The Shooter’s Log joined the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) in urging support for the Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Act. Congress received an overwhelming response and responded with a favorable bipartisan vote. Here’s the official response from the NSSF.