Insights
Single-Shot Guns and Self Defense: Why Firepower Matters
Single-shot firearms are great. They’re accurate, simple to use, and often less expensive than repeating firearms. They also lend themselves to building good shooting skills since you tend to shoot better when you know you don’t get a second shot. But they are not the best self-defense choice.
GunMag 101: Holster Terminology
If you aren't familiar with common holster terminology, it can be daunting to find the perfect holster for your needs. Use our handy holster terminology guide to navigate your way through holster ads and reviews.
Pop Cans and BB Guns: A Classic Rite of Passage
When you hand that BB gun to your kid for the first time, you remember your own excitement and eagerness to go shoot at some pop cans. But there's more to it than that; you're handing your kid the opportunity to start learning the basics of safe firearm handling.
Guns and Yoga: The Perfect Match
Did you know that the practice of yoga can translate to a better gun game whether you're a defensive shooter, competitor, or long-range marksman? That might come as a surprise, but it's true.
Sighting In a Scope? Here Are 5 Things You Need
Sighting in a scope or red dot is not hard, but you may be surprised at how much easier the job is when you incorporate this gear into the process. Not only that, you'll save time and ammunition, too.
Ammo prices today make shooters grit their teeth, but ammo prices today are pretty darn good compared to how inflation has hit other consumer goods. Yes, I remember that a quarter century ago we could buy 10 rounds of Winchester White Box 9mm for $10 at the big box store. But we have to consider inflation.
A Case for Revolvers From a Semi-Automatic Polymer Fan
Many would argue that the day of the revolver is gone, but with magazine limits, personal preferences, and personal physical requirements the revolver is still a viable option.
Clone and Aftermarket Magazines: Their Pros and Cons
There is an endless supply of magazine clones out there. Some are great, some are good, some are bad. It's worth knowing why you should buy aftermarket mags and why you should not.
Reload Your Own Ammo… If You Want To Be a Good Shot!
Reloading your own ammo offers plenty of benefits, not the least of which is that you'll have more ammo to train with. Try reloading your own ammo. You just might find it as addictive as I do.
Have you ever checked your length of pull or considered that it might be throwing you off your long gun game? Here's what you need to know about LOP.