Category Beginner’s Guide

Dry-fire practice is one of the best ways to become a better shooter. Learn how to practice safely, effectively, and cheaply at home. Plus the best gadgets. (Read)

Dry fire practice is one of the most important things a competitor can do to improve. Here's how to get the most out of your practice and get better faster. (Read)

Find out all the essential range gear you need to have a successful trip...from the real essentials, to the "nice to have," and even elite gear. (Read)

Want a reliable AR-15 for not a lot of cash? We cover the cheapest (but not cheaply made) complete AR-15s and build parts so you can pew pew on a budget. (Read)

Getting the chance to shoot a full auto submachine or machinegun? We'll cover some tips and tricks so you stay safe, shoot straight, and have lots of fun. (Read)

Searching to find out the best way to learn about guns? We've been there. And we've compiled the best online and in-person gun training solutions for you. (Read)

Precision Rifle Competition is a great way to expand the skills in your shooting toolbox...plus it's just darn fun. Here's what you need to get started. (Read)

Want to shoot better? We've got the most effective drills for pistol, rifle, and shotgun. Plus tips on how to run them, make them harder, and favorite gear. (Read)

Big game hunts require big guns. We've looked at some of the best big-bore rifles to make your next dangerous game hunt a success. (Read)

Not hitting where you want? Use our diagnosis tool to figure out what is wrong and how to fix it. Plus the top three most common shooting problems. (Read)

Want to start pistol competitions with USPSA? There's a lot of rules governing divisions and we're here to sort it out. Plus our favorite pistols for each! (Read)

Buying a used gun can be a stressful experience, but it doesn't have to be. We break down the process so you can stay safe, and avoid getting ripped off. (Read)

Confused? Quickly compare single action vs double action for revolvers and autoloaders. We'll also cover others such as striker-fired (Glock) and DAO. (Read)

Should you shoot steel-cased ammo? Or simply stick with the more expensive brass-cased ammo? We go through the facts and set things straight with some simple rules to follow. (Read)