Calibers Featured Caliber of the Month: .300 PRC The .300 PRC was built to send heavy .30-caliber bullets a long way, but there’s more to this modern magnum than speed. From long-range precision shooting to big-game hunting, here’s what makes the .300 PRC stand out.
AmmoSquared Featured BEHIND THE BRASS Get to know Bob Davis, Head of Marketing at AmmoSquared, as he shares his journey to the company, what he’s learned about culture and leadership, and why this season of life is increasingly about purpose, growth, and the legacy he leaves behind.
Training Featured Position: See Sooner, Not Just Faster Getting faster doesn’t always mean shooting or moving faster. In Part 9 of our Fundamentals Series, we look at how positioning, angles, and working farther off a corner can help you see and solve the shooting problem sooner.
Training Featured Training for the Way You Actually Conceal- Part II: Traditional Appendix Concealment for Women Appendix carry is one of the most common ways to conceal a handgun, but carrying and accessing it efficiently are two different things. In Part II of this series, we break down the traditional IWB setup and what makes it work.
Calibers Caliber of the Month: 22 ARC The .22 ARC may look like just another .22-caliber centerfire cartridge, but its performance tells a different story.
Project Appleseed™: Liberty, Marksmanship, and History Marksmanship played a critical role in the American Revolutionary War, and Project Appleseed seeks to preserve that tradition which unites us as Americans.
Training for the Way You Actually Conceal: Part I Deep Concealment for Women Concealed carry is not something you figure out once and never revisit. As your lifestyle, wardrobe, and training evolve, your approach to carrying should evolve with them.
Preparedness Common Preparedness Mistakes Preparedness is not about buying everything you might someday need. It is about making smarter decisions before the pressure hits.
Training Movement Fundamentals: Moving Without Sacrificing the Shot Movement is where practical shooting begins to separate itself from static marksmanship. But moving faster is not the objective—moving efficiently without sacrificing grip, trigger control, or visual discipline is.
Calibers Caliber of the Month: .32 H&R Magnum The .32 H&R Magnum's mild recoil and tolerable concussion make it one of the easiest and most enjoyable centerfire revolver cartridges to practice with.
Ammo Dan 250 Years of the American Service Rifle Two and a half centuries of American history. Eight service rifles. One walk through the evolution of American arms and ammunition.
Training Movement: Bridging the Gap Between Marksmanship and Practical Shooting Learn how practical shooting builds on marksmanship fundamentals by adding cadence, stress, and purposeful movement without sacrificing grip, trigger control, or vision.
Preparedness The Smarter Way to Budget for Ammunition For shooters who prefer predictable monthly spending or who simply don't have several hundred dollars available every time they need ammunition, a steady purchasing strategy can accomplish the same goal over time.
Training Concealed Carry from Scratch Part III: Building a Sustainable Training Lifestyle Many shooters start highly motivated. They buy the gear, take a class, go to the range constantly for a few months, then eventually fall off because the process was never sustainable to begin with.
Training Use Your Vision to Move, Plan, and Shoot Sooner Shooters improve efficiency by letting their eyes solve the next problem early. Find the next position, move the eyes to the next target, and let the body and gun follow.
Calibers Caliber of the Month: .44 Special The .44 Special is a controllable revolver cartridge with heavy bullets, mild recoil, strong accuracy, and useful defensive performance without the blast of .44 Magnum.
Preparedness Summer of Freedom: Responsibility, Preparedness, and the American Tradition Building an ammo reserve helps shooters prepare for shortages, price spikes, and uncertain market conditions while supporting training, hunting, defense, and independence.
Training Featured Concealed Carry from Scratch Part II: Why Structured Training Matters More Than Gear New shooters should build skill progressively, starting with safety, grip, stance, trigger control, range fundamentals, and concealed carry basics before advancing.
Calibers Caliber of the Month: .38 Super In this article, we explore the history of the .38 Super, its performance advantages, and why modern shooters still choose it for competition, defensive carry, and range use today.
Training Featured Driving the Gun with Your Eyes In this article, we break down the three most common visual mistakes shooters make during transitions including the subtle issue of lingering eyes and explain how improving visual processing can increase speed and accuracy.
Training Featured Concealed Carry Part 1: What Most New Carriers Get Wrong Learn why firearms training, repetition, recoil management, and structured practice matter far more than expensive upgrades or internet trends—and discover a simple live-fire drill designed to help newer shooters build real-world capability safely and effectively.
Gear How to Silicon Carbide Your Grip Silicon carbide grip texture can dramatically improve handgun control, recoil management, and grip consistency—especially in heat and humidity. Here’s why I use it on almost every handgun I own and how you can apply it yourself.
Training Featured Dry Fire Training: Stay Sharp Without Burning Through Your Ammo Supply Dry fire training has evolved far beyond simple trigger presses and reload drills.
Ammo Dan State of the Ammo Industry Spring 2026 The ammunition market is becoming uneven due to powder supply constraints, rising costs, and production shifts. Learn what’s driving current conditions and what to expect.
Training Featured Trigger Control: Building Cadence Through Consistency Learn what trigger cadence is in pistol shooting and why smooth, continuous trigger control matters more than speed. Discover why the trap-and-release method can limit performance in practical shooting situations.
