Thompson Submachine Gun
A look at the history and capabilities of the iconic Thompson Submachine Gun.
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Watch: Coyotes Try To Eat My Trail Camera!
If you’re serious about deer hunting like I am, you have probably used trail cameras to assess your local deer population. Trail cams can come in handy and are great tools for tracking migration schedules. They can also capture things you wouldn’t expect to see.
Ball and Dummy Drill – Overcoming Recoil Anticipation
Flinching can have some serious negative effects on our shooting abilities. When you anticipate recoil, you can inadvertently tighten your grip, push the gun forward, break or flip the wrist up or down, or snatch the trigger. Thankfully, the classic Ball and Dummy Drill can help remedy this problem.
224 Valkyrie – Caliber Overview
An in-depth look at the relatively young 224 Valkyrie caliber. This caliber guide should give you a good feel for the cartridge’s capability and if it’s a good fit for what you need in a rifle.
Pistol Shooting Stance – What’s Important and Why it Matters
Your stance is the base for everything else. Get it right and you’ve laid a solid foundation for consistent training gains. Let’s explore some of the basics of a good pistol shooting stance.
The Best Bullet for Deer Hunting
Deer hunters make up the largest hunting culture in the world, with whitetails filling more freezers and adorning more walls than any other game animal. But there are seemingly as many different ammo and bullet options as there are hunters in the field each fall. So how do you determine the best bullets for deer hunting?
IDPA 5×5 Classifier Drill – How It Works
A look at the popular IDPA 5×5 Classifier shooting drill along with some tips and the reasons this drill is helpful for shooters looking to practice for self-defense situations.
Deer Hunting: After the Shot
A look at some tips after you take your shot while deer hunting. We’ll walk you through field dressing to processing your venison.
Finding the Best First Handgun
What you should look for when trying to find the best first handgun to buy. We’ll take you through the traits and also give you some concrete recommendations.
12 Gauge vs. 16 Gauge
The 12 gauge might be the king of shotguns, but there are many useful gauges that you could add to your collection. A 16-gauge, for example, might not get the attention of other bores, but it is a useful tool for hunting and target shooting.