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You might be a great shooter and know a lot about firearms, but how equipped are you to pass along your knowledge? Here are five ways to get there.

For some families, dinnertime squabbles about religion, money and politics are inevitable. Here's how to handle it when the topic turns to guns.

Has the enjoyment of shooting a shotgun eluded you? Here's how to get over it.

By watching the behavior of your deer, you can identify where the shot landed.

Your class, your rules, right? Well, kind of! When you conduct an NRA Firearms Training course, a private lesson or any other type of firearm training, there will always be rules to follow.

Here are some simple steps to engrain preparedness as a habit, which can help you be better positioned to deal with emergencies.

A chronograph can provide all sorts of information about a bullet after it leaves the barrel. The author tests three different types of chronos and shares the pros and cons of each.

Struggling to shoot off sticks? Here are a few tips to make it easier.

Think you've got a winning trophy? Don't take chances. What you do in the hours after can determine if it will go into the record books or be rejected.