Basic Instruction

The stock is the interface between you and your gun, so naturally it's a critical part of your performance.

Don't laugh ... rifle and pistol shooters need to master a different skillset to shoot scatterguns effectively. Here are the basics.

Mentoring a new shooter has a lot of self-satisfaction and empowerment for both student and teacher.

No, it's not mandatory, but this simple process can make cleaning easier and accuracy better for years to come.

Whether you call it "dry practice" or "dry-fire," dropping the hammer on an empty chamber has its own set of rules.

A firearm is nothing more than the sum of its parts ... and here are what the parts are, and how we describe them.

Mentoring someone who is brand-new to firearms can be one of the great joys in life.

The answer is "it depends," but before we delve into that, it's important to understand the challenges that barrel makers face.

The purpose of an optic is to deliver a true-to-life image. Sometimes that goes a bit sideways (or spherical) ...