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How to Reduce Recoil on a Handgun

July 7, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

One of the most popular reasons for people not carrying the most effective gun they can is because they cannot handle its recoil. Everyone feels it differently, and these tips will not be able to help everyone. Part of the reason why they won’t help everyone is because some people have medical issues. I’d like […]

Filed Under: Concealed Carry, Defensive Gun, Gun Info, Training Tagged With: concealed carry, handgun, how to, pistol, shooting

How to Buy Your First Handgun: Buyer’s Guide

March 29, 2021 By GunnersDen

Recently wandering around on a Facebook group I belong to, I saw someone ask the question: How do I buy my first handgun?” I actually have some insight into that, since I too, had to buy my first handgun one day long ago. More than that, though, I’ve actually gone to the gun shop with […]

Filed Under: Industry News, Concealed Carry, Gun Info, Handguns Tagged With: buy, how to, new gun

Concealed Carry Tips, Part 1: How To Not Give Away Your Tactical Advantage

January 21, 2021 By Joshua Gillem

It should come as no surprise to anyone at this point that I’m an advocate of concealed carry over open carry. I have no problem with carrying openly if that’s what you want to do and I have done it myself on more than one occasion. But, I prefer concealed carry for a few strict […]

Filed Under: Concealed Carry, Gun Info, Lady's Concealed Carry Tagged With: concealed carry, firearms, guns, how to, tips, training

Moving To A New State With Firearms

December 23, 2020 By Joshua Gillem

How do you move to a new state with firearms? We recently moved from Pennsylvania to North Carolina with more than one gun. I won’t disclose what kind of guns or the number of guns, but suffice it to say that there is more than one. Thankfully, the guns I have were legal in both […]

Filed Under: Gun Info Tagged With: firearms, gun info, how to, moving with guns

Boisterous Appendix Carriers Are The Vegans Of The Concealed Carry World

May 8, 2019 By Joshua Gillem

Nothing against veganism if that’s your thing–but I like meat and have zero plans to stop eating it. In the same vein, I won’t disagree that Appendix carry is a legit method of carrying your gun, if it works for you. But, for me, it doesn’t work. And, to really put a fine point on […]

Filed Under: Gun Info, Concealed Carry, Gun Holsters, Handguns Tagged With: AIWB, appendix carry, concealed carry, how to

What is Rifle Barrel Free Bore

March 18, 2019 By GunnersDen

Rifle Barrel Free-Bore: What Is Free Bore: Free bore (aka: leade) is just that, it is the area ahead of the bullet ogive (throat) in a rifle barrel to which there is no rifling lands, once the cartridge is fired the bullet travels freely in the barrel until the bullets ogive contacts the lands of […]

Filed Under: Gun Info Tagged With: free bore, how to, rifle, rifles, what is free bore

Scope Mounting: How to Mount a Rifle Scope

March 17, 2019 By GunnersDen

Remington 700

Rifle Scope Mounting: How to mount a rifle scope — We will start from scratch here. A brand new remington 700 bolt action rifle, two piece windage adjustable scope bases, scope rings and a Leupold 3-9 scope–a fairly common hunting rig. Now let’s mount the scope on the rifle the right way to achieve the […]

Filed Under: Gun Info, Hunting Tagged With: how to, mount, rifle, scope

How to Pattern A Shotgun (And From What Distance)

March 12, 2019 By GunnersDen

Perhaps one of the most critical parts of shooting an imparticular load of shot out of your your shotgun at a patterning board is the fact you will also know its exact point of impact with your imparticular sight picture. You can have an excellent shot pattern but if it is not where your aiming then its not worth very much from a hunters or shooters perspective. Shot patterns are only part of the overall performance of a shotgun when shot patterning.

Filed Under: Gun Info, Shotguns Tagged With: how to, hunting, pattern, shotgun

How to Make Gunpowder [Blackpowder] For Your Muzzle Loader

March 7, 2019 By GunnersDen

How to Make High Quality Black Powder: Mixing proportions by weight are 75% potassium nitrate, 15% charcoal, and 10% sulfur. Potassium nitrate, sulfur, and carbon react together to form nitrogen and carbon dioxide gases, these expanding gases provide the propelling action for projectiles. Did you know that brown charcoal makes the best black powder and […]

Filed Under: Reloading Tagged With: black powder, gunpowder, how to

All About Rifle Reloading Bullets

January 10, 2019 By GunnersDen

Centerfire Rifle Cartridge Reloading Bullet Selection: Rifle bullets have to form a seal with the rifle’s bore. If a strong seal is not achieved, expanding gasses from the ignited powder charge leaks past the bullet, thereby reducing efficiency and accuracy. The bullet must also engage the rifling without excessively fouling the rifle’s bore, and without damaging the bullet, […]

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