“Tag: Dry-Fire Practice”

Here are some simple tips to make your shooting practice work better and improve your abilities.

Trouble finding ammo these days? No problem! You can still train and improve your skills.

Sheriff Jim Wilson explains the importance of practicing with an unloaded gun.

With a safe and sensible approach, dry-fire practice can improve your technique and ensure you have the skills you need to defend yourself.

Pistols with red-dot sights are all the rage, but many shooters have specific difficulties resulting from years of practice with iron sights. Here are some ways to fix those problems and make the most of this relatively new, versatile optic for your handgun.

Looking to build your handgun-handling skills at home? The SharpShot EZ-Trainer is built for at-home drills and dry-fire practice.

Growing up, Bart Skelton watched his dad, Skeeter Skelton, dry-firing guns on a regular basis to build his shooting skills. Here are a few things he's learned over the years.

Laser-training devices are a great way to practice while conserving ammo, and a newcomer to the market has a product that mates nicely with a smartphone app to provide excellent feedback.

Given today’s restrictive ammunition shortages, how can you best utilize your time and limited resources to maintain and even further develop your shooting skills? The short answer is to train smart by optimizing your firearms training.