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When it comes to making your home a hard target for intruders and burglars, it’s all about these four steps.

If you are a new shotgunner or rifle shooter, follow these tips to help you become more accurate and develop better mechanics.

If sitting still and waiting for an animal to walk by isn’t a good option, it’s time to get moving and make something happen on a stalk. But how do you do it?

It’s normal to be apprehensive when you first start carrying a gun. If you need to baby-step your way into it, here’s a simple three-step plan.

Fear is a useful survival signal that can help you through a dangerous encounter—but not if it turns into panic and shuts you down. Here’s how to keep that from happening.

NRA Certified Instructors are ambassadors for the NRA. If you are a student, here are four ways to recognize when your instructor is putting his or her best foot forward.

With effective concentration, your student will become properly trained, which is a reflection on you as their instructor.

Whether you're heading out for a fall bird or are waiting for a spring gobbler, the advice is the same: Follow these steps for your best chance of success at preserving its feathers.

Getting out of a rut is not as hard as it seems. Simply change what you are doing!