Homemade Nerf Bullets
Originally debuting in the late 1960s with an volleyball that could be played with safely indoors, NERF is most recognized for its line of air-powered foam dart blasters. With multiple websites and...
View ArticleHow to Sight in a Scope on a Daisy BB Gun
Sighting in a newly-mounted scope on your Daisy BB gun may be the most important part of proper scope installation. The process of sighting in an air rifle scope is similar to sighting in the scope of...
View ArticleGlock Cleaning Instructions
Like every other firearm, a Glock must be disassembled and cleaned regularly. Grime and powder residue can accumulate in the moving parts of the weapon, and to maintain optimal function and operational...
View ArticleTrap Shooting Vs. Sporting Clay
Trapshooting and sporting clays are shotgun sports developed as a way for hunters to train. Many hunters still shoot trap or sporting clays to refine their skills, but both have developed into major...
View ArticleHow to Adjust a Pellet Rifle Scope
Whether having fun shooting against friends in the backyard, competing in major competitions or hunting, making sure the scope on your pellet gun is accurate is vital. Adjusting the scope to make sure...
View ArticleHow to Get an FFL Licensed Gun Dealer
Whether purchasing a handgun, a rifle, or any type of firearm online, you will need the services of a Federal Firearms Licensed (FFL) gun dealer. The FFL gun dealer will help you to legally register...
View ArticleHow to Improve Sporting Clay Shooting
Shooting sporting clays shares some similarity to playing a round of golf. Sporting clay courses are designed around the available terrain, incorporating trees, hills, and other natural structures....
View ArticleShooting Techniques With Trigger Control on a Revolver
Trigger control is an essential element of accurate handgun shooting. All your work on a proper stance, grip and breathing technique is simply a lead-in to the final trigger pull. Ultimately, the...
View ArticleHow to Measure Bore Size
Knowing the exact measurement of your gun bore is of crucial importance. Whether you are checking for erosion or pitting in the barrel, gauging the buildup of residue, or checking a muzzleloader or...
View ArticleHow to Focus a Leupold Scope
Leupold has been producing sport optics, including scopes, for more than 100 years. Leupold offers optics for shooting sports, wildlife observation and military and law enforcement. Every scope that...
View ArticleHow to Reload the .380 ACP
The .380 Automatic Colt Pistol cartridge is one of the most commonly reloaded handgun cartridges. According to the Lyman 48th Edition Reloading Handbook, there are several loads possible for this...
View ArticleHow to Clean a Stainless Steel Handgun
It is a common misconception that stainless steel will not rust. Stainless steel will rust, corrode and develop pits if not properly cared for. A stainless steel handgun needs to be cleaned as often as...
View ArticleGlock Extractor Removal
Glock handguns are manufactured in Austria and are known for their ruggedness, durability and ease of maintenance. The Glock extractor, which ejects the shell from the barrel, is often the primary...
View ArticleHow to Use a Ladder Gun Sight
A ladder sight mechanism is characterized by its unique ladder-like design, with a vertical post resembling the legs of a ladder and a horizontal slide resembling a ladder step. The ladder sight found...
View ArticleHow to Clean Rifle Brass Cases
Brass has become the overwhelming choice as the material to use for rifle cartridges. Brass is strong, durable, capable of withstanding reloads, and relatively cost effective to produce and sell....
View ArticleHow to Determine Which Rings Are Needed for Scope
It seems there are as many different guns as there are sportsmen, and the number of scope manufacturers is increasing as well. Picking out a scope really comes down to personal choice. Unfortunately,...
View ArticleHow to Install a Shotgun Bead Sight
A shotgun bead sight is not used for aiming like traditional rifle sights. The bead is used as a reference point for shooting at moving targets. A single bead sight is standard on sporting shotguns,...
View ArticleHow to Choose a Long Eye Relief Scope
Choosing the right scope for your gun is an incredibly important choice. Make the wrong choice, and either your accuracy, shooting position flexibility or personal safety is likely to suffer. In the...
View ArticleHow to Reload 2 3/4 Steel Shot Shells
Reloading your own shotgun cartridges is the alternative to discarding spent shells and purchasing entirely new ammunition. Buying your own parts, powder and shot is usually marginally cheaper than...
View ArticleHow to Lubricate a Ruger 10/22 Gun
Lubrication is the most important step in preventative maintenance for any gun, and a Ruger 10/22 is no different. Some care is necessary after every use, while other treatment processes can be...
View ArticleHow to Apply for a Gun License
How you apply for a gun license will depend a great deal on where you live. Despite the often popular political argument about the government and gun control, the state and on some level the county in...
View ArticleHow to Clean a Remington 30-06 7600 Pump Action
The Remington 30-06 7600 pump-action rifle is a popular choice for American big game hunting as well as target shooting, featuring a highly accurate round and a relatively quick firing mechanism....
View ArticleHow to Check a Rifle Bore
Over the course of time, the integrity of a rifle's bore can become compromised. This occurs in the form of powder residue buildup, which reduces the diameter of the barrel, and also in the form of...
View ArticleRules for Flying With a Gun in Your Luggage
Going through airport security is one of the most dreaded processes for travelers. If you are traveling with a firearm, it is especially important that you follow all the rules set forth by the...
View ArticleWhat Is a Bullet Casing?
Since the inception of the firearm, the fired projectiles have evolved from small lead balls to jacketed bullet casings that are capable of firing long distances with extreme accuracy.
View ArticleHow to Make a Shooting Rest
This shooting rest is relatively portable and easily stored. All necessary materials cost about $15 or less. It uses three legs for support and can take quit a bit of weight pressing down or pushing...
View ArticleEasy Way to Sight a Rifle Without a Bore Sight
A bore sight, whether laser-operated or optical, may be the easiest method of sighting in a rifle, but it is not the only method. Before the advent of bore sighting, scopes were still mounted; in fact,...
View ArticleHow to Brighten Rifle Case Brass
Rifle case brass needs to be cleaned and brightened before reloading for several reasons: It is easier to spot hairline cracks on a bright case, a clean case will prevent misfires because of seating...
View ArticlePistol Rear Sight Adjusting Tool
A pistol rear sight tool will allow you to adjust the sights of the pistol. It will also give a faster method of removing old sites, install new ones or fine-tune the current sites without the use of a...
View ArticleDIY Pistol Targets for Practice
To master the use of a pistol, whether for sport or personal protection, extensive practice is an absolute necessity. While access to a shooting range may not always be available, constructing your own...
View ArticleHow to Shoot Better With a Handgun
A handgun is a very versatile weapon, as it can be used for hunting, self-defense or just taking to the shooting range. No matter the weapon, whenever you operate it you want to make sure you are as...
View ArticleHow to Measure Deer Racks
The antlers of deer are produced by a process called antlerogenesis. Antlers are one of the fastest-growing tissues known to man--only certain cancer cells grow faster. Male deer grow a full set of...
View ArticleHow to Organize a Reloading Bench
Organizing your reloading bench will help the reloading process become smoother and faster, with fewer chances for mistakes. Your reloading bench should be organized in the direction you will be...
View ArticleHomemade Bipods for Rifles
A simple bipod can be used to steady the muzzle end of a rifle as an aid in shooting. A bipod can be made portable so that it easily folds up for carrying and storage. Since the bipod doesn't support...
View ArticleHow to Pass the Hunting Safety Course
Fall is hunting season. At one time hunting was an important time of year as it represented a source of food for hunters, as well as other necessities such as leather and moccasins. Now, hunting has...
View ArticleHow to Clean a Shotgun With a Bore Snake
A bore snake is a labor saving device, originally created by Hoppe's, designed to facilitate shotgun cleaning. Shotguns use less powder than high-powered rifles and therefore produce less powder...
View ArticleHow to Hunt Deer With Apples
Deer love apples, as anyone who has an apple orchard knows. Apples can be used to hunt deer by enticing them to come closer to a deer stand. Deer are wary animals but many can be tempted by the smell...
View ArticleTips on Deer Hunting From Portable Ground Blinds
Hunting blinds are just one of the ways hunters try to gain an advantage over deer. The primary purpose of a hunting blind is to conceal the hunter and his movements. Some hunting blinds offer...
View ArticleWhat Is a Sporting Clay?
Sporting clays are a very difficult form of clay pigeon shooting. The game involves moving to different areas called stations and shooting at targets launched at difficult angles and trajectories in an...
View ArticleHow to Trim Rifle Cases
Every rifle case must be checked for size before reloading. Rifle cases stretch when they are fired, and they stretch again during the sizing process. During the reloading process, the cases are...
View ArticleHow to Install One-Piece Colt Grips
Colt one-piece grips are made for the old single-action Army models. Changing the grips can offer a better-looking grip than the standard grips. It can also impact accuracy as the feel of the grips is...
View ArticleHow to Make Gun Slings
Slings, a standard piece of equipment on military rifles, can also be useful for sport shooting, hunting, and target practice. Not only do slings provide a convenient way to carry a rifle, but they are...
View ArticleHow to Take Apart a Shotgun
After using your shotgun, you can usually clean it well simply using rags and a cleaning rod or bore snake. If the gun is particularly dirty, however, either from a hunting session in the mud or the...
View ArticleBore Sight Techniques
Bore sighting is the first step in sighting a newly installed scope. Before the rifle's sighting can be fine-tuned at a shooting range, the scope must be aligned visually. The easiest way to do this is...
View ArticleHow to Adjust a Rifle Sling
A rifle sling is a crucial piece of equipment, both for carrying a rifle easily and, more important, as a brace to aid accuracy. Whether you are using the sling to transport a rifle or to improve your...
View ArticleHow to Adjust the Sights on a Pistol
Having the sights of your handgun properly adjusted is just as important to hitting your target as shooting accurately. Handguns can be tricky to sight in since they do not have scopes and because the...
View ArticleHow to Choose a 4X12 Scope
A 4X12 scope is a relatively powerful variable magnification rifle scope. Rifle scopes that are specifically designed for target shooting generally employ single magnification technology, honing in...
View ArticleInformation Required for Firearm Background Checks
The federal background check for firearms purchases is intended to prevent people for whom owning a gun is illegal from buying firearms in licensed gun stores. The system is the National Instant...
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