What is the +ONE® Movement? The National Shooting Sports Foundation coined the +ONE® Movement to bring gun owner awareness of the importance of bringing someone new to the range. “If just one in three of America’s recreational shooters adds one new person to the shooting sports, we’ll secure a strong future for generations to come. …
Getting into competitive shooting sports is easier than it may seem, but does require some minimal gear to get started in any discipline. In our Competitive Shooting Guns & Gear Series of blogs, we’ll go over specific shooting sports, what’s needed to get started, what it costs to get involved, and a basic overview of …
Getting into competitive shooting sports is easier than it may seem, but does require some minimal gear to get started in any discipline. In our Competitive Shooting Guns & Gear Series of blogs, we’ll go over specific shooting sports, what’s needed to get started, what it costs to get involved, and a basic overview of …
Not the same as mechanical offset, in this case, we’re talking about a second sight device that can come in handy for many reasons. If you have a self-defense rifle, a competition carbine, or a duty gun with a primary optic mounted on top, you should also have an offset red dot optic or iron …
The four rules of gun safety are not suggestions. They are rules to abide by every time you pick up a gun. If you’ve ever been to the range or taken a firearms class, chances are you’ve had the four rules of gun safety drilled into your head before you picked up a gun. Good! …
Just because you see someone else do it doesn’t mean you should, too. We all know that if you want to build your proficiency and improve your accuracy with a firearm, you need to practice certain skills, such as shooting, aiming, reloading, drawing from a holster, etc. After all, shooting is a perishable skill. …
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