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For many looking to build proper skills with their firearms, a qualified instructor is the best answer. How can someone determine what qualities to look for in a good instructor? Follow Frank Melloni as he outlines five qualities to look for in a good instructor. 

Whether it's an ammunition shortage or another limiting factor, it is still possible to train without having to spend a lot or hunt down centerfire ammunition.

I've always considered a gun to be a tool, and like any other tool, I don't baby them. Their main purpose is performance, not aesthetics.

Safe for use in environments where traditional tracers would be prohibited, Ammo Incorporated’s new Streak Visual Ammunition utilizes a non-flammable phosphor material applied to the base of its non-incendiary, metal-jacketed projectile in order to create a visible red glow on the way to its target.

See American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach as he participates in a pilot run of Zero Distance Pistol, learning the theory and techniques as the foundation of the class.

While the mainstream media rightfully calls Jason Falconer a hero for stopping a terrorist who stabbed nine people, there’s a lot more to his resume than “part time police officer.”

The gun you carry is not nearly as important as your ability to hit the mark with whatever gun you can afford to carry and like to carry.

Stop and think for a moment about what it was like when you were a young person and first dreamt of shooting a gun.

Crime has been dropping for decades, but has rose slightly in the last couple of years, meaning it might be time to take a look at what you’ve been doing to keep your family safe.