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Ruger Collectibles Raises Over $18,000 For USA Shooting

A Gunbroker auction of nine Ruger collectibles, firearms that netted $18,250, was then donated by Ruger to the USA Shooting Team. Ruger executives presented a check to the team during the recent NRA Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh.

New Dies for Handgunners Improve Reloading Ease

Consistent, quality loads are the key to productive handgunning. These new titanium dies from Redding will speed things along at the reloading bench so you have more time at the range.

Gunsmithing: Can You Improve the M-1 Carbine?

While the M-1 Carbine has been denigrated for lack of stopping power and inaccuracy, it has a lot going for it and, yes, it can even be improved.

NSSF “Challenge Grants” Will Aid Boy Scout Shooting Programs

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) recently announced that it had made $100,000 in “Challenge Grants” available to encourage and improve shooting sports programs at local Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Councils.

Pennsylvania: Users of State Shooting Ranges Need License or Permit

Starting this April 1, Pennsylvania shooters who want to use a public shooting range on State Game Lands must have a $30 range use permit, unless they already hold a Pennsylvania hunting or trapping license.

ArmaLite and Impact Training Center Announce New Partnership

ArmaLite, Inc. and Impact Training Center have teamed up to provide the finest in firearms training.

Avoid 7 Common Mistakes of Wingshooting

From the Gun Digest Book of Shotgunning, Marty Fischer explains how to avoid the 7 most common mistakes causing you to miss.

ATF ‘Project Gunwalker’ Now ‘an international incident’

“FLASH! The government of Mexico has formally asked the United States for details of the ATF operation ‘Fast and Furious’!” Mike Vanderboegh reported yesterday morning on the Sipsey Street Irregulars blog.

Stay strong. Practice. You defense skills erode if you don't practice.

All the details are not yet public, but one thing is true: In an ECQ fight for a weapon, bad things can happen and any bad guy can get lucky agains

What's New in Handloading

Whether you handload to save money, improve accuracy or just have a hobby you have lots of options.

Favorite Handloads for Deer

Like anybody, Hampton has his favorite handloads. But at the end of the day, it’s best to load what you can shoot confidently.

Reloading: The Best Bullet for Your Gun

With so many projectiles available in so many shapes and sizes, how do you find the one that's best? It depends on your intended reloading and shooting application.

Steel Hostage Target for Training


The hostage target is a steel represent

Simple Guidelines For Antique Gun Care

David Arnold, the conservator at the Springfield Armory National Historic Site Museum in Springfield, Massachusetts says there are a few simple guidelines to help care for an antique gun - or a collection.

Video: Combat Training at Shootrite Academy with Tiger Mckee

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