How To

If you’re a concealed carrier and have a partner, you could both likely benefit from practicing more effective communication in high-stress environments.

Despite recent rule changes, building “ghost guns” is still legal and nothing to be spooked about. With an 80 percent lower, some tools and elbow grease, you too can own an unserialized firearm.

These simple 1911 upgrades can improve the feel and performance of your 1911 with little to no hand-fitting required.

Homemade firearms have come a long way thanks to technologies like 3D printing, but the crude zip gun remains a timeless beacon of 2A rights.

Update your long-range shooting skills in a short weekend.

Knowing when to intervene with deadly force and when to not.

The use of a speed strip is an excellent way to expedite tactical revolver reloads, but they require some skill to properly use.

Things change, and precision rifle shooting is no different. Here’s a look at the latest long-range trends gaining popularity across the United States.

One of the most common manipulations of a firearm is also one of the most often overlooked, so here’s the rundown on the best, safest handgun holstering practices.

It’s important to train practical precision in field conditions, something that you can’t get while benchrest shooting at the range.

If you're looking to build a six-and-a-half from scratch, then we've got four 6.5 Grendel barrel options you need to consider.

Zeroing your rifle is one of the most fundamental skills a shooter can have, yet many still lack the knowledge to do so.

No need to settle for a stock carbine. We’ve got the AR-15 parts and accessories that will get you rifle humming.

A somewhat controversial topic, the how and when of rimfire rifle cleaning shouldn't tie you in knots. Here are the tips to get it done.

Marine sniper Frank Galli's advice on how to be the best ‘rock chucker’ you can be.

A look at one of the author's top steel target picks: the Action Target PT Hostage.