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The Truth Behind Knockdown Power

Energy is definitely a factor in what is called knockdown power, but there are other facets in play determining if a round will floor game. Location of the hit and construction of the bullet/slug are far more important elements.

Liven Up Target Shooting with these Bullet Catchers

Sometime punching holes into paper isn't enough for a shooter. But livening up trigger time is a snap nowadays, given the incredibly diverse and unique targets available.

Cartridge Crimping Styles and Uses

Cartridge crimping is the final step in producing ammunition and it must be done. But the type of crimp used to hold a bullet in place all depends on the type of ammo you're reloading.

BoomFab Introduces Lightweight Titanium Bolt Carrier

Competitive shooters are always looking for an edge in their quest to become top gun. BoomFab aims to give them one with the introduction of its ultralight and resilient titanium bolt carrier, perfect for low-mass systems.

Gun Collecting: The Unique Breda Shotgun

The Breda autoloader, which appeared in the U.S. in the early 1950s, was an exceptionally well made, long-recoil operated, Browning-type shotgun. Its distinguishing features were that it could be completely disassembled without tools, and all parts were machined and polished.

Shooting with Corrective Lenses: Bad Eyesight and Concealed Carry

Just because you wear corrective lenses doesn't mean you can't hit the broadside of a barn. Follow these handgun shooting tips to overcome less-than-perfect eyesight.

Market Trends: 20th Century Colt Handguns Surging in Value

Collectors know Colt handguns can get top dollar. That's the case at an Ohio auction house, but in a twist it has been the newer models that have gotten the bidders pulling their money out.

Bushnell's Bryan Morgan take No. 1 at Sniper's Hide Cup

Team Bushnell Tactical's Bryan Morgan came out top dog in one of the more testing long-distance shooting competition – the Sniper's Hide Cup.

Cast Lead Bullets, a Wonderfully Inexpensive Experience

There are few better ways to take reloading to the next level than casting your own bullets. And learning how to create your own projectiles has the added bonus of seeing you through tight ammo supplies.

Video: Developing Trigger Discipline through Dry Fire

Trigger discipline is among the most important and most difficult shooting skills to master. But, as this video shows, there are tricks to developing a consistent, crisp and clean trigger break.

Video: AR Fruit Salad by Jerry Miculek

Jerry Miculek once again demonstrates his culinary skills by preparing fruit salad with his AR rifle. Watch him blast ever smaller pieces of produce in what amounts to a blink of an eye.

Father's Day: Favorite Shooting Memories with Dad

In many case, fathers are the ones who pass firearms traditions to their sons and daughters. In celebration of Father's Day, tell us how your dad influenced you as a gun owner.

Round Nose Bullets, Too Often Overlooked

At closer range, round nose bullets shine. From 200 yards on in, they are as accurate as spitzers, but deliver more energy on target.

Maintain Your AR-15 Mags!

When an AR jams or other firing problems occur, it is often the result of a malfunctioning magazine. Here are 6 simple steps to keep your AR-15 mags running right.

Market Trends: BAR Finds Home as Hog Hunter

The Browning Automatic Rifle has been a popular hunting option for years. Recently, a new model of the rifle has been winning the praises of hog hunters in Texas.

Case Trimmers, Cutting Your Brass Down to Size

Brass is the one reusable component from ammo, but sooner or later they'll need to be cut down to size. This is when case trimmers become a necessity for reloaders.

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