How To

In a defensive shooting situation, these are the basics that will help to save you and your loved ones' lives.

The manner in which a barrel whips, torques and contorts is referred to as "barrel harmonics." The idea of accuracy is simply a set of repeatable barrel harmonics.

Col. Jeff Cooper developed what he called the “Mozambique Drill” for the purposes of dealing with defensive shooting situations where a center mass shot won't do the job.

Like the original Geovid and Rangemaster, these new commemorative models from Leica still have the ability to absolutely wow their users.

Precise and consistent performance when behind the trigger isn’t rocket science. It’s mastering the basics of shooting — position, breath control, trigger discipline and clear sight picture.

We talk with gunsmith and author Fred Zeglin on P.O. Ackley's incredible influence on the modern firearms world.

The respected Ruger Mark IV semi-automatic .22 LR pistol line is expanding, bringing out new Competition and 22/45 Tactical models.

Reliability is important in all firearms; however, it is especially important for those who choose to compete in 3-Gun events.

Massad Ayoob outlines a five-point checklist of things a righteous shooter needs to establish as soon as possible after the use of deadly force.

Understanding how to properly handle and fix common AR-15 malfunctions is a crucial part of operating this tactical rifle, particularly in defensive scenarios.

A catch to choosing a rifle chambered for an Ackley Improved round is obtaining the brass to reload. Luckily, fireforming cases — shooting them in the Improved rifle — is a quick and easy way to procure plenty of brass.

Check out these great aluminum AK handguards to turn your Kalashnikov rifle into a more tactical firearm.

Proper AK use and operation is something anyone who plans on owning one should become familiar with. Learn more about its unique operation here.

Want to set up the ultimate reloading bench? There are several things you're going to need to get going. Find out more here.

A .223 Remington and 5.56X45 are not the same. The 5.56 has a longer leade, a longer distance between the bullet start and the onset of the rifling. Here's why it matters.

With the 2017 SHOT Show less than a week away, we preview some of the excellent new guns and gear available to shooters in 2017.