How To

The Modern Shooter team discovers H&H Precision's shooting school is not summer camp — it's even better.

Learn to quickly identify and clear the most common handgun malfunctions and get back in the game with these pistol malfunction drills.

These seven fundamentals of handgun training apply whether you’re training for self-defense, competing at a match, on the silhouette range or plinking with a .22 pistol.

There are two methods of correcting for elevation and windage when shooting at extended distances — holding or dialing. The choice is yours.

Procedural tactics regarding the safe holstering of a handgun have changed dramatically over the years. Here are some things to know.

Never heard of the 1/3 Second Zero technique to zero in a rifle? Read on: It will improve your hit success forever.

Choosing the right, and necessary, gear modifications and upgrades for your AR doesn’t need to be complicated, but it does require some careful thought.

The AR is a highly reliable firearm — as long as the shooter maintains it properly.

Modern Shooter got a seat (or range lane) in this year’s H&H Precision Rifle's shooting class and discovered first hand what these instruments are capable of, which is plenty.

Although it’s the least impactful of the three environmental variables, humidity does have an influence on your bullet’s trajectory.

If you don't know how B.R.A.S.S. will make you a better marksman, it's high time you learned.

Long-range shooting can be complex, but mastery of shooting fundamentals, effective practice and good habits still contribute most to long-range accuracy.

In the long-distance shooting ring, air temperature plays a much bigger role in ballistics than simply how comfortable you are while shooting.

The quickest and easiest way to tighten your groups is to improve the trigger in your gun. Without a top-notch trigger, your shooting skills can only take you so far.

At extended ranges, air pressure alters bullet flight — and impact — more than you might think.

Should you take apart your suppressor to clean it? The answer is yes/always for some and no/never for others. Knowing the answer for your suppressor can save you time, money and aggravation.