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To shoot a red dot in bullseye well, you have to choose: focus either on the target or on the dot. You can’t do both, or go back and forth between the two. Here are techniques from Brian Zins to properly aim a pistol red dot sight

Corey Cogdell-Unrein provided a perfect Olympic answer at the ISSF World Cup Final in Rome, Italy

David Tubb is (arguably) the best competitive rifleman in history. For Tubb, above all else, he never takes "no" for an answer.

Bullet point of impact will change depending on the elevation. This question and answer from the vault examines the data one reader collected in 1954 while on a job in the mountains of Peru

West Virginia University rifle team sophomore Morgan Phillips continues to answer each challenge put in front of her with two things: a score and a smile

Don’t only ask trainers how questions, ask your trainer why. If the answer doesn’t make sense, keep asking for clarification until it does, or ask someone else who may explain differently.

Handloading tips mixed with humor from our friends at the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, this article focuses on how one shooter’s misadventures led to the answer to an often-asked exterior ballistics question

Here is a simple way from the past to answer this question accurately and easily

Ever wonder if optical sight inserts would work with your prescription glasses? Here’s your answer.