FIND RANGES, TIPS AND OTHER RESOURCES FOR SHOOTERS . . . The National Shooting Sports Foundation today launched a newly redesigned WhereToShoot.org, the web’s most comprehensive and frequently updated listing of shooting ranges. The site allows anyone to search for a place to shoot in their area. Visitors simply enter their state or zip code […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Gil Ash of OSP Shooting School demonstrates why shooters must look at the target and not down the barrel of their shotgun, nor at the bead. The habit, if you have it, can be difficult to break, but you’re not going to break more targets until you do. Gil’s explanation and enthusiasm will help you. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Employing cross drilling, nozzle technology and weight balancing, Stag Arms’ new 3Gun Super Comp will help shooters counter the natural rise of shooting. More…
By Iain Harrison One hundred and twenty seconds might not sound like a very long time, but if you run this rifle drill properly, it will feel like a lifetime. As shooters, we tend not to push ourselves. We drive to the range, schlep our gear onto the shooting bench and rocket a hundred or-so […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mossberg announces their first entries into the AR rifle world: MMR Hunter rifles with advanced features specifically-designed for the avid hunter and a line of MMR Tactical rifles configured with the components most highly desired by competitive shooters and tactical operators. The initial offerings of the MMR Hunter and MMR Tactical rifles will be chambered […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
by Mike Gallion A fairly common thing I see with new shooters is how they handle a bad shot string or stage. It’s true a major screw-up can ruin your day, but the pros don’t let that happen. read more [gunup.com]
John Bagakis proved once again why he’s one of the best revolver shooters in the country as he claimed his fourth consecutive Limited division title this weekend at the 20th Annual Smith & Wesson International Revolver Championship in San Luis Obispo, Calif. | For More…
Practice How To Estimate and Compensate Wind is not the same at your target as where you’re standing, says long-range shooting expert Ryan Cleckner. As a result, an accurate shooter develops the skill to estimate windage and a system to compensate for it so that your bullet lands on target. These skills can help shooters […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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