How To

You don't always have a bench to shoot from and prone isn't always workable. But there are still positions that ensure your shot goes where you want it.

Just because you can make a long-range shot on a game animal, doesn't mean you necessarily should. How far is too far when it comes to long-range shooting?

There are plenty of excellent cartridges that didn’t catch on. Their lack of overall popularity doesn’t mean discontinued cartridges need to be relegated to the ash heap of history.

Savage’s new Model 112 Magnum Target Rifle offers shooters a thrifty option in .338 Lapua.

The Pro Sporting and Pro Trap over/unders are designed to quickly and comfortably fit each shooter.

With new shooters getting into the game at an unprecedented rate, finding a gun range at which to shoot is probably one of the most common concerns in our ranks today.

Reloading ammo is no different that anything else in life, you never stop learning how to do it better.

There’s little excuse for not keeping your handguns clean as a whistle with the convenience of the Gun Boss Handgun Cleaning Kit.

The following AR-15 training drills are just a few you can use to develop your shooting skills.

At a recent auction a Remington M40 drew top dollar in part due to the movie “American Sniper” helping drive interest in that style of rifle.

Watch as the lock, stock and barrel of a Holland & Holland come together under the skillful hands of master craftsmen. Simply beautiful.

Bullet bearing surface can often be an afterthought for many ammo reloaders. This shouldn’t be the case, given it can play an important role in an accurate load.

The Ruger Redhawk revolver is now geared up to graze off two popular .45-caliber cartridges — the .45 Colt and .45 Auto. For personal defense or as a hunting revolver, it's a formidable comb.

The author relays a recent incident that drives home the need for consistency when it comes to producing top-shelf handload accuracy.

There were many odd and ambitious projects during World War II, but none more so than the Arisaka anti-aircraft sights as found on early Arisaka Type 99 rifles.

The .22 rimfire reigns supreme when it comes to American shooters. But just exactly what are these nifty little rounds capable of at the extreme end of their range? You'd be surprised.