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Whether you're competing, hunting, or just enjoying some target practice, embrace the bipod and let it become your partner on your journey to shooting perfection.

When it comes to ammunition, one of the most critical and often overlooked components is the powder. Powder, specifically gunpowder or smokeless powder in modern firearms, is the driving force behind a bullet's performance.

Wild game comes in all different sizes, strengths, and behaviors, which is why selecting the right firearm caliber is essential to your success.

Shooting is an enjoyable sport—even more so when you can reliably hit your target. Take the time to dial in your firearm for maximum consistency and enjoyment!

The three most popular types of targeting devices out there are iron sights, scopes, and red dots. Let’s look at each one and what they bring to the table.

Whether it's the velocity, energy, recoil, accuracy, or ballistic trajectory, the grain weight of a bullet affects various aspects that shooters must consider when selecting ammunition for their firearms.

Whether it's a new handling technique, drill, or discovering a cool new accessory, the benefits of firearms training can be enormous for both new and seasoned shooters.

Properly dialing in your new red dot sight will significantly enhance your shooting experience. Let's walk through the step-by-step process of properly calibrating your red dot sight for optimal performance.

Let’s see if we can help clarify the multitude of things to consider before laying down your cold hard cash on a firearm.

Immediate action drills were developed by the military for forces engaged in combat but can the average shooter benefit from similar training?