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Handgun Suppressors: Pros & Cons to Consider Before Buying

Handgun Suppressors: Pros & Cons to Consider Before Buying

A suppressor is an increasingly popular accessory for a handgun, but is still a big...
Backup Iron Sights: Selection & Setup Tips

Backup Iron Sights: Selection & Setup Tips

If the optic on your AR-15 suddenly goes down, what kind of backup iron sights...
Handgun Handling: It Starts With Stance

Handgun Handling: It Starts With Stance

There's lots of debate over proper handgun handling, and stance is one of the key...
Trigger Reset: Should You Use It?

Trigger Reset: Should You Use It?

Many of today's handguns have a short-reset point, where the trigger mechanism "resets" at a...
Pistol Red Dots: Making the Most of a Slide-Mounted Optic

Pistol Red Dots: Making the Most of a Slide-Mounted Optic

Pistols with red-dot sights are all the rage, but many shooters have specific difficulties resulting...
Off-Hand Practice: An Easy Way to Improve Your Shooting

Off-Hand Practice: An Easy Way to Improve Your Shooting

Want to shoot better? Build your handgun-shooting skills by training with your support hand.
First Look: Leupold SX-5 Santiam HD Spotting Scope

First Look: Leupold SX-5 Santiam HD Spotting Scope

When your next hunt or long-range shoot requires a durable, high-quality optic, the Leupold SX-5...
Hands-on With the Sightmark Ultra Shot M-Spec Reflex Sight

Hands-on With the Sightmark Ultra Shot M-Spec Reflex Sight

Looking for a reflex sight for your carbine? Sightmark’s affordable Ultra Shot M-Spec is worth...
First Look: Crimson Trace Red Dots

First Look: Crimson Trace Red Dots

In late 2018, Crimson Trace announced a complete brand evolution with the launch of five...
Review: Beretta APX Compact

Review: Beretta APX Compact

Beretta’s first full-size, polymer-frame, striker-fired pistol now has a compact version available for concealed carry...
Pistol-Mounted Red-Dot Sights: Pros and Cons

Pistol-Mounted Red-Dot Sights: Pros and Cons

Adding a red-dot sight to your pistol is a big decision. Know the benefits and...
Skills Check: Playing Card Drill

Skills Check: Playing Card Drill

Shooting exercises come in myriad types, so why shouldn’t your targets as well? Here's a...
Skills Check: NRA Bullseye Target Drill

Skills Check: NRA Bullseye Target Drill

Occasionally re-familiarizing yourself with the fundamentals of marksmanship can make you a better shooter. Let's...
Range Review: Charter Arms Bulldog XL in .45 Colt

Range Review: Charter Arms Bulldog XL in .45 Colt

Charter Arms took its innovative manufacturing process and produced its Bulldog XL for fans of...
The First Rule of Gunfighting: Get Training

The First Rule of Gunfighting: Get Training

It's often said that the first rule of gunfighting is to have a gun. According...
Shooting Left of Center: Training Tips to Get on Target

Shooting Left of Center: Training Tips to Get on Target

Are your groups consistently hitting left of the bullseye? See these training tips to move...
Field Review: Savage Arms Model 110 Tactical

Field Review: Savage Arms Model 110 Tactical

With a completely new brand behind the name, Savage Arms launched a number of new...
Range Review: Remington 1911 R1 Ultralight Executive

Range Review: Remington 1911 R1 Ultralight Executive

The new Remington 1911 R1 Ultralight Executive pistol has a bunch of very favorable qualities...
Choosing the Best Holster for Your Concealed-Carry Gun

Choosing the Best Holster for Your Concealed-Carry Gun

When you’ve carried a handgun every day for decades, you learn the best methods for...
Review: TriStar Arms P120 Pistol

Review: TriStar Arms P120 Pistol

You know you've got a winner when your CZ-75-based pistol impresses a CZ fan. Check...
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