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Making mistakes as a new shooter is perfectly normal, but it can be frustrating and demotivating at times. Here are some simple steps you can take to correct the most common shooting mistakes.

Do you know what shooting fundamentals are and which skills you should be working on right after you purchase a gun? Here's our list of three of handgun fundamentals you should master right away.

There are a few things you may not have thought of that you should be taking to the range, whether you're going to an indoor or outdoor range, or a more isolated location. Even if you're just at the range to watch, it's smart to take these tools and supplies along with you.

Education is an integral part of being a responsible gun owner and continuous learning will help you improve everything from your gun handling to your mindset. Start with these 5 things that every gun owner needs to know.

How can you make dry firing more fun and less of a chore so you won't procrastinate? Start small and have a well-defined plan before you start! Here are several things you can do to create a dry fire shooting routine that will stick.

Just like shooting, situational awareness is a skill you can develop with practice. Here are three things you can do to improve your situational awareness.

Do you hate cleaning your gun? You're not alone. Here are some tips you can use in between deep cleanings to keep your gun running smoothly.

Buying a gun (especially your first one) is definitely a time to celebrate! It's also the time to get started on the path of becoming a safe and responsible gun owner. Here's a list of 5 things you can do after you purchase a firearm that will set you up for success.

If you've never been to a staffed shooting range, it can seem very intimidating. Here's a handy list of the most common words and terms used on gun ranges so you can prepare yourself before you head to an indoor or outdoor range.

How do you learn how to shoot or improve your handgun skills when you don't have much ammunition to spare and finding more on the shelves is close to impossible? Here are some drills and tips that will help you improve your skills while conserving ammo.

Developing the right mindset for concealed carry is just as important as learning to be proficient with your firearm. Here are some tips to help you adjust.

Which positions around your waist are the best for carrying a gun? Well, that depends. To help you decide where you'd like to carry your gun, here's a break down the most popular positions by location around your waist.

When you first start carrying concealed, it's normal to have issues with printing. Here are some tips to reduce printing and curb your anxieties about it.

We wanted to know which concealed carry guns are popular right now, so we asked all of our social media followers! Here are their answers, starting with the most popular guns.

If you have recently purchased an AR-15 or other rifle to add to your collection, you may not know what type of ammunition you can use.  .223 seems to be the most common ammo for an AR, but you may have also heard that 5.56 may be used as well.  How reliable is that information?

Even if you've been shooting your whole life, there may be some gun-related terms that you're not quite sure about. To help you understand some of the most mixed-up gun terms, we put together a guide to help you become a more informed gun owner.

There are many options for home defense firearms storage, but for most firearms owners interested in the best home defense option, the choices fall between a digital safe or a biometric safe.

There are many firearm-related activities that you can do at home while adhering to the social distancing guidelines, here are several ideas!

Tourniquets are small and easy to carry along with anything else you may have with you. Learn more about why they are so important when trying to stop the bleeding.

Shooting ranges are safe places to visit, but there are some potential hazards at both indoor and outdoor ranges that you should be aware of before you go.

What are your options if you're in a situation that does not warrant deadly force?  Here's a look at some less than lethal options available for personal defense.