You Need to Zero Your Pistol Red Dot…But At What Distance?
The 9mm cartridge is very flat-shooting at practical self-defense ranges. If you wanted to zero your optic at five or ten yards, your results wouldn’t be all that different.
Guns for Beginners
SILENCER 101: What is HUB? [VIDEO]
HUB one of those industry terms that’s thrown around that can feel confusing at first. Is HUB about the silencer or about the mount? Is it a specific mount style? A brand? Let’s clear this up . . .
Optics 101: Glossary of Common Optics Terms
In our ongoing series on optics terminology and design, we’ve discussed the differences between MILs and MOA, the distinctions between Christmas Tree
Riflescopes 101: Exit Pupil – What It Is and Why It’s Important
The exit pupil of a scope directly impacts the perceived brightness of an image seen by the human eye. It’s a relationship between the size of a person’s pupil and the scope.
Do You Offer Advice to Other Shooters at the Range?
We all want to get more people into gun ownership and shooting. That’s good for everyone. If you’ve ever taken a noob to the range and started them out the right way, you’ve seen what happens.
Optics 101: MILs vs. MOA
Among all areas in the gun and related gear world, optics have advanced the most over the last twenty-plus years.
Choosing the Right Gun for the Non-Shooter is Easier Than You Think
Guns aren’t good luck charms that ward off evil. If you have someone in your life who isn’t into shooting, but does so out of a sense of duty, you owe it to them to help them develop genuine confidence and skill.
Thinking About Buying a Law Enforcement Trade-In Gun? Read This First
The old adage about police agency guns is that they’re carried a lot and shot very little. While that can be true, you need to consider what “very little” means when stretched out over the life of the gun in question.
Optics 101: Mounting Your Scope the Right Way is Critical and Here’s How to Do It
There is more than one way to mount a scope. But there are a whole lot more ways to screw it up. This process works. It gives you solid torque, straight alignment, and max eye relief—all without crushing your tube or throwing off your zero.