Many AK Owners Add Rails and Accessories to Their Guns. Meanwhile in Russia…
How Many Parts Does Your AK Need? Not as Many as You Think. Thanks to this video from the Klashnikov Group, we know the exact answer. Don't try this at home. https://youtu.be/2znMSAcldMs In Soviet Russia, AK shoots you. Conclusion: the AK will fire
Range Tips for Shooters New and Old
Hi Shooters, This is a guide for novice shooters, not pros. Although reviewing the basics helps us all. When I think about my own training I end up thinking about a few things: skills, drills, justification, efficiency and gear. I think each
Developing Scenarios for Better Training
Hi Shooters, Scenarios are an effective tool for training. This is nothing more than creating walk through of a potential occurrence. There are no shortage of stories of soldiers, spies and others imagining possibilities of their missions and training for them.
A Kids Perspective on Firearms and Safety
Here are some ways you can guide your kids when it comes to firearms
Watch Recoil Management: Aimsteady
Recoil anticipation, the main cause of inaccuracy, is a multi-faceted beast. It is most commonly described as a fear of the handgun exploding suddenly and moving rapidly towards your face. And trying not to flinch is like trying not to
The Pressure is On: Barometric Pressure and Precision Shooting
For most people, "Barometric Pressure" is just a number on the weather app, and often ignored because we want the crucial info: Is there rain on the way? Warm today, or cold?For the long-range shooter, though, barometric pressure is a
Holsters: So Many Types, too Many Variables
By Justin from RangeUniversity.com So you’ve bought your first gun, and now you are looking to get a holster. Prepare yourself. You’re about to be hit with a thousand different choices and they all have their pros and cons. It’s a
Different Ranges, Different Targets: Handgun Aiming Methods
There are two things you must do to hit a target. You must index the barrel on the target and you must pull the trigger without moving the sights. This is simple but not easy. Let's talk about how we index
Range University’s Six Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting
By Mikey from RangeUniversity.com Whether you’re training for self-defense, competing at a match, on the silhouette range or plinking with a .22 pistol, six fundamentals of handgun training apply. Fundamentals are the core of developing repeatable and reliable marksmanship. These are the six
Watch TPC: Performance Tips for Red Dot Sighted Handguns
Brian Nelson covers why you may be slower with your handgun mounted red dot than you could be. If you are used to seeing your red dot thru a more stable carbine or rifle platform, you may be waiting it