How To

If you’re ever involved in a self-defense shooting, your training courses can become relevant in court. Here’s why it’s a good idea to keep a training resume.

Are your shooting skills up to snuff? Here we take a look at how to properly assess your abilities with a firearm.

Math is hard, and MOA can be confusing, so here we deep dive into the minute of angle concept to help refine your long-range accuracy.

Wyatt Earp’s gunfighting days may have been over a century ago, but his advice about good shot placement is still true today.

A quick look at Real Avid’s Smart Torq wrench, a must-have tool for every DIY gunroom bench.

For anyone who enjoys working on their AR-15s without marring the finish, the Midwest Industries Lower Receiver Block is a great tool to have.

The author highlights the importance of using a suppressor alignment rod, a simple piece of steel that will save you heartache.

Organization is the universal tool every gun room and reloading bench requires, and the Dillon wrench rack set helps with that.

If you and your loved ones expect to keep cool in an emergency, you need to practice team tactics.

A quick look at Double Action Reactive Targets, self-sealing polymer targets that change color at the point of impact.

The author debunks some dangerous assumptions that surround qualification drills and what they really mean.

A look at the author’s simple recipe for getting all the lead out when cleaning a gun.

Building a tack-driving 10/22 is easier than ever, especially with a little help from companies like Faxon Firearms.

If you’re tired of dinging up your handguns while messing with their sights, it’s time to take a look at the XS Sight Pusher.

Which is better for sharpening your handgun skills, steel or paper targets?

Reloading a handgun is a basic skill, but there’s more than one way to do it. Here, the author discusses a practical variation of the tactical reload.