Some say cleaning a gun is mostly a waste of time. Others are adamant about always keeping it clean. Which camp are you in? Is your camp correct? Let’s find out.
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?
The Bear Creek Arsenal BC-15 is an affordable, no-frills AR-15 rifle that performs reliably for its price, making it suitable for budget-conscious defensive needs.
Y’all have asked me about the different Toor Knives blades I’ve posted pictures of on social media. Well, I’m finally writing about them starting with this one, the Serpent.
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.
Having a practice plan is essential for effective dry fire practice. Specific, measurable goals make training purposeful, preventing boredom and promoting skill development.
Lack of gear is a common concern for folks looking to start competing. However, one really doesn’t need all that much to get started. This is especially true for Steel Challenge.
After a year-long hiatus, the cajunized CZ Shadow 2 is back in action. It’s also just passed the 5K round milestone which means it’s time for an update post.
After a year of remarkable growth for the blog, it’s time for a little reflection and goal planning. Thanks to y’all, this year was better than I could have hoped for and I suspect next year will be exciting.
KR’s Three Seconds or Less drill is a solid baseline for minimum competency concealed handgun carriers should strive for. But how difficult is it? Let’s find out.
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.
I’ve been shooting USPSA’s Single Stack for the past six weeks. It’s fun but less popular now. However, participation instills important lessons in reloads, planning, and maintenance.
