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5 Ways COVID-19 Made Me a Better Gun Instructor

5 Ways COVID-19 Made Me a Better Gun Instructor

Whether you're a professional instructor or mentoring a friend, here are five new tips courtesy...
How (& Why) You Should Keep Both Eyes Open While Shooting

How (& Why) You Should Keep Both Eyes Open While Shooting

The secret is in the septum.
Why Ammunition is Hard to Find Right Now

Why Ammunition is Hard to Find Right Now

Here’s why so many store shelves are empty, and why you shouldn’t worry.
Shotguns For Beginners: Henry's Single-Shot Scattergun & Champion's Wheelybird

Shotguns For Beginners: Henry's Single-Shot Scattergun & Champion's Wheelybird

To get the best start, get the best equipment.
Home Defense With Henry's Lever-Action .410-Bore Shotgun

Home Defense With Henry's Lever-Action .410-Bore Shotgun

Is the "lowly lipstick cartridge" enough for armed home defense?
3 Warning Signs of Possible Gun-Safety Problems

3 Warning Signs of Possible Gun-Safety Problems

Here's what to keep an eye (and ear) out for on the public range.
Do You Have to Break-In a New Defensive Handgun?

Do You Have to Break-In a New Defensive Handgun?

Answer: Only if you don't mind a few "surprises" down the line...
5 Common Long Range Shooting Terms Explained (In English)

5 Common Long Range Shooting Terms Explained (In English)

There won't be a quiz, we promise.
Marty Brown Open Shooting Event: Fighting Ovarian Cancer

Marty Brown Open Shooting Event: Fighting Ovarian Cancer

A fun, informative family event to benefit a great cause.
Tested: Walker's Razor Walkie Talkie Boosts Shooting Safety

Tested: Walker's Razor Walkie Talkie Boosts Shooting Safety

Safety on the range is Priority One...here's how the Razor helps keep it that way.
5 Need-To-Know Trigger Terms To Help You Shoot Better

5 Need-To-Know Trigger Terms To Help You Shoot Better

Okay, what's "trigger creep"? And "take-up"? We explain those terms you keep reading in gun...
 
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