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Choosing That First Gun

When choosing a first gun, you are not required to abide by the conventional wisdom. The same is true if you are asked to help someone choose a first gun.

Concealed Carry In Your Vehicle Tips

We spend alot of time in our cars. If you have a firearm you should consider these tips essential for conceal carry in your vehicle.

A Helpful Guide to Choosing Your First Gun for Self Defense

These are the myriad factors you must consider when choosing a first gun for concealed carry or for protecting your family inside your home.

Buying Guns From Pawn Shops

How to Add 10 Yards to Your Maximum Shooting Range

By simply increasing your maximum effective range from 25 to 35 yards, you significantly increase your odds of having a deer within bow range this fall.

Top 3 Reasons To Carry A Revolver Rather Than a Semi-Automatic Handgun

Some thirty years ago the American gun-buying public began to see semi-automatic pistols as reliable firearms. Once semi-autos cleared that hurdle, their superior capacity and quick reloadability ruled the day. When cops switched to semis, as the Brits say, it was all over bar the shouting. And yet revolver sales are still going strong — and for good reason! …

Why You Always Say No to the Police

Right now, I only have one child and she’s just 8 months old. But I look forward to the day when I can buy her her first .22 rifle. Since every child matures differently, I’m not sure when that day will be, but because she’s a girl, I think it’s safe to say she’ll be getting a gun a lot sooner than any son I may

As an FFL, Can You Sell an NFA Firearm Through the Mail?

Often times, Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) inquire as to whether they can sell a National Firearms Act (NFA) firearm through the mail, without the buyer needing to be present. To the surprise o…

Eye and Ear Protection When Using Firearms

Safety is, and always will be, the number one priority for gun owners. While obvious safety measures include proper firearm handling and storing ammunition separately from firearms, there are other ways gun owners can protect themselves. Hearing and eye protection, shortened to “ears” and “eyes” respectively, is an often overlooked, but nonetheless important, part of staying safe on the rangeThe sound made by a firearm…

Reducing Lead Exposure from Firearms: Research Data, Solutions, and Tips

In part 2 of "Reducing Lead Exposure from Firearms", we go over research data and give you 15 tips for reducing lead exposure from firearms.

The Importance Of Practicing With Your Gun

We know to best defend ourselves and our loved ones we must be ready, equipped and know what to do if necessary. Winning and surviving is about having the edge in the fight, whether that is in time, equipment, skill, and perhaps even in luck. What an interesting topic this is. Take a moment and view the video first...

The 1 Thing You Should Always Have With You When You Fly With Kids

Although airplane pilots do their best to let passengers know when the plane is going to hit a rough patch, turbulence can be somewhat unpredictable and

Locked and Loaded: Take a Shot at Our Firearms Quiz

Cannons, howitzers and other artillery pieces produce more bang for the buck, but they're not so easy to carry in a holster. That's why armies need firearms. Now it's time to see if you're a firearms fanatic or a fizzling dud.

Women & Guns Part 3: How a Woman Does Homework

Studies show women are doing significant research before purchasing a firearm. Find out how women are doing their homework before buying a new gun.

Five Ways to Prepare Against Stress in Firearms Practice

Read about five techniques to add to your firearms practice to train against stress.