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Review: Leupold VX-4.5HD High Power Service Rifle Optic

Review: Leupold VX-4.5HD High Power Service Rifle Optic

Shooting the Leupold VX-4.5HD 1-4.5x24mm Service Rifle Scope Across-The-Course.
Preview: Browning Citori 725 Trap Max

Preview: Browning Citori 725 Trap Max

We preview the beautiful, highly-adjustable Browning Citori 725 Trap Max at SHOT Show 2019
Everything You Need To Know About Point Shooting

Everything You Need To Know About Point Shooting

Proper point-shooting techniques can boost your action-pistol scores. Removing distractions speeds the presentation up, which...
Quiz: Do You Know Advanced-Handgun Training Terms?

Quiz: Do You Know Advanced-Handgun Training Terms?

How much do you really know about advanced-handgun training terminology? Take our quiz and find...
Front Sight Focus―Why?

Front Sight Focus―Why?

When beginning as a competitive handgun shooter, focusing on the front sight will keep everything...
Pistol Trigger Control Tips

Pistol Trigger Control Tips

One of the most important of all pistol shooting skills is trigger control! Hint: It's...
Reducing White Space For Better Accuracy

Reducing White Space For Better Accuracy

For action shooting in particular, Dawson Precision offers great options for adjustable and selective front...
5 Ways To Reduce Anxiety At Your First Match

5 Ways To Reduce Anxiety At Your First Match

You want to avoid mental gymnastics on the firing line, these five tips will help...
Everything You Wanted To Know About AR-15 Service Rifle Iron Sights

Everything You Wanted To Know About AR-15 Service Rifle Iron Sights

To keep your bullets on target, you need to understand the strengths and weaknesses of...
Dave Sevigny Earns 250th Career Victory

Dave Sevigny Earns 250th Career Victory

“Without question, the friendships I’ve made, all that I’ve learned, and the shooting skills I’ve...
How To Shoot Better By Learning From Your Mistakes

How To Shoot Better By Learning From Your Mistakes

Brass in the air and eyes open, following those sights into recoil. The sights are...
Video: Precision Pistol Tips Part 3―Brian Zins On The Relationship Between Aiming And Trigger Control

Video: Precision Pistol Tips Part 3―Brian Zins On The Relationship Between Aiming And Trigger Control

Even if you have a perfect grip and can hold perfect sight alignment all day―it...
Climbing The High Power Ladder, Part 2: On To Expert

Climbing The High Power Ladder, Part 2: On To Expert

Move your high power rifle classification past Marksman and on to Expert with the tips...
Don’t Jerk It: Pistol Trigger Control Tips With Brian Zins

Don’t Jerk It: Pistol Trigger Control Tips With Brian Zins

Trigger finger placement really counts when the shot breaks. Now don’t get me wrong, stance,...
7 Competitive Shooting Books You Need To Read

7 Competitive Shooting Books You Need To Read

If you have been on the fence on these, take a closer look because there...
Video: Brian Zins Explains How To Take Your Pistol Grip To A Whole New Level

Video: Brian Zins Explains How To Take Your Pistol Grip To A Whole New Level

If you’re just learning how to shoot a pistol, this is a good place to...
Rifle Fundamentals: Aiming

Rifle Fundamentals: Aiming

Choosing the proper sights, eye relief, sight alignment, sight picture, using your eyes in aiming...
Refining Revolver Trigger Technique

Refining Revolver Trigger Technique

Shifting trigger techniques can make a double action revolver as fast and accurate as any...
Drill Your Way To Victory

Drill Your Way To Victory

When winter weather closes the range, follow these easy drills in the comfort of your...
Five Ways To Quickly Improve Your High Power Rifle Scores

Five Ways To Quickly Improve Your High Power Rifle Scores

For goal-oriented competitors, it all comes down to achieving higher scores. You will never guess...
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