8 Steps to Better Long-Range Accuracy
Shooting at long range can be complicated, but more often than not mastery of shooting fundamentals, effective practice and establishing […]
Read MoreHow to Identify and Clear Pistol Malfunctions
Learn to quickly identify and clear the most common handgun malfunctions and get back in the game with pistol malfunction […]
Read MoreFlinch! 3 Tips to Overcome It
One of the best ways to correct the flinching problem is to understand what actually happens. In Peter Lessler’s new […]
Read MoreThe Effect of Gravity on a Bullet’s Path
Gravity has an inordinate effect on a bullet’s flight path. But because it’s consistent, gravity can be easily overcome to […]
Read MoreWhy Nothing Beats a .22!
The .22 is perhaps one of the most important handgun training tools for improving marksmanship. It is recognized as a foundational training […]
Read MoreHandgun Training: 7 Critical Aspects of Pistol Shooting
Whether you’re training for self-defense, competing at a match, on the silhouette range or plinking with a .22 pistol, seven fundamentals […]
Read MoreShotgun Fit — A Key Component to Shooting Success
In a word, shotguns are awesome to shoot! They are just so versatile. Whether you’re looking for something when the wolf huffs and puffs at your front door, a short- to medium-range deer stopper, a tool for bringing home a pheasant dinner or one with which to enjoy a round or two of sporting clays, a shotgun will get the job done in style.
Read More10 Easy Ways to Celebrate National Shooting Sports Month
A day at the range is a day of fun: Learn to shoot, invite a newcomer, share a good time. […]
Read MoreBore Sighting Basics: Make Rifle Sight In Quicker and Easier
You can spend lots of time and lots of money in the form of wasted ammunition trying to get a gun wearing a new optic zeroed in, and the process can be very frustrating. But there is a way to get your gun on target and on your way to fine-tuning without incurring that frustration and wasted ammo. It’s called bore sighting.
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