Your first class ends, and nothing tells you what to practice next or who to do it with. Twice I built AmmoFans for clubs and ranges. This time it’s built for that gap.
They say doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results is the definition of insanity. Yet here I am, chasing the sub-second draw again. Don’t worry—I’m not crazy. I’m switching up my approach. Curious? Let’s explore it.
With all the time I spend eyeing gear and hitting the range, how did I miss this shift? Regardless, these new market conditions offer a rare chance to level up your gear and skills—one worth jumping on.
Every year, SHOT Show showcases the latest innovations in firearms and firearm technology. The 2025 SHOT Show was no different. What are you most looking forward to?
Size plays a major role in handgun mastery and shooting it well. But what about handgun design? Are some handgun types easier to shoot well and master than others?
Not everyone is a shooter, and that’s a reality skilled gun owners must accept. Otherwise we risk alienating potential allies and stifling community growth.
After nearly four years without harvesting a deer, a recent hunting weekend led to success, rekindling old skills and introducing new gear for future hunts.
Andreas asked where Ben Stoeger’s shooting classes fit in training. My take is that performance classes always help after grokking safety and establishing fundamentals.
How anyone can get genuinely upset when learning somebody isn’t on the same pistol cartridge team is beyond me. Until another ballistically viable cartridge that is more cost effective and recoils less than 9mm hits the market, there should be…
Pistol caliber carbines are increasingly popular in competitive shooting. Upgrades enhance performance, focusing on optics, recoil reduction, controls, magazines, and triggers for improved speed and accuracy.
Do you shoot on occasion? Are you a hobbyist or an enthusiast? Let’s explore the distribution of commitment levels among gun owners, what that means in terms of ammo usage, and corresponding activities.
Pistol caliber carbines (PCCs) combine stability of carbines with light recoil of pistol cartridges. They are versatile for home defense, competition, and recreation. Should you own one? Let’s find out.
