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Trigger Control: Minimizing Movement for Maximum Performance

Trigger control is a core shooting fundamental that directly impacts accuracy and consistency. Learn how proper trigger press and reset reduce movement and improve pistol performance.

Running the Preparedness Loop

Stockpiling ammo isn’t enough. Real preparedness comes from a system built on consistent training and replenishment—Stack. Train. Repeat.

Grip Part 2: Building Consistency Under Disruption

Because the support hand is so critical to recoil management, it’s also the easiest thing to lose when the gun stops shooting.

The Thrill of 2-Gun and 3-Gun

Adrenaline. Precision. Speed. Welcome to the high-stakes world of 2-Gun & 3-Gun shooting sports. From obstacle-packed stages to lightning-fast transitions between rifle, pistol & shotgun—this isn’t your average range day.

Discover IDPA

Learn about IDPA, the International Defensive Pistol Association—an exciting, practical shooting sport focused on self-defense, skill, and community.

Truck Gun

What’s a truck gun? Well a truck gun, sometimes known as a trunk gun, is a firearm that’s kept in a vehicle for threats a little bigger than your everyday concealed carry firearm

Long Range Shooting 101

Should I Store My Magazines Loaded?

Ask this question at your local gun counter and you'll likely get a good debate.

Spare Parts and Useful Tools to Have on Hand

When your weapon goes down, it’s never a happy day.

3-Gun for the Practical Shooter

Today, the fast paced and competitive sport of 3-gun is as popular as ever.

How should I store my firearms?

Chances are good that your firearms represent a significant investment.

High Grade Ammunition Overview: Competition vs Self-Defense

When it comes time to select ammunition for your firearm, there are many factors to consider. Not all ammunition is created equal, and your purpose will largely determine what selection you pursue.

What's in your range bag?

Shooting is a fun activity, but to have a good experience you'll need to remember to bring all of the essentials, plus a few "nice to haves". That's why a good range bag setup is essential.

Alternative AR15 Calibers

One of the greatest features of the AR platform rifle is its modularity and ability to interchange parts. From a buyer's perspective, this is a great way to maximize the value of the platform. Whether you are bored with the tried and true .223/5.56 and just want to try something new, that’s okay!

5 Strategies to Help You Fight Inflation

There’s no doubt inflation is back. If you’re younger than 50, this is probably the first time you’ve experienced it. If you’re a Baby Boomer, on the other hand, you’ll remember the double-digit inflation from the late 70’s and early 80’s.

Deciphering Reciprocity in Concealed Carry Permits: What Every Gun Owner Should Know

So Many Ways to Shoot: A Rundown of Firearms Competition for the Curious Shooter

You don’t need a fancy rig or a pro title to jump in. Most of these matches welcome newbies with open arms. Show up with what you’ve got, and folks will help you figure it out.

Gearing Up: What You Need to Start Shooting Competition

Ready to compete in shooting sports? You don’t need to spend a fortune or haul tons of gear. Different formats have unique requirements, but some are easier to start than others. Here’s how to make the leap from range time to competition without breaking the bank.