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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.
The author, an experienced huntress and markswoman, had the rare and unique opportunity to help guide her son on his first Texas Nilgai hunt.
Mama bears came out in full force in two separate incidents where their children's lives were threatened.
The new outerwear is available in five Bass Pro shops, with online availability beginning in late October.
KelTec applies an old twist to a new semi-automatic to provide an easy-packing polymer pistol.
Team Krieghoff’s strength showed across all divisions, including a Lady Champion finish by Shelby Moon.
Desi, a member of Team Winchester and White Flyer, has earned this honor bestowed only on the greatest competitors in the history of the shooting sports.
The The 92SB Reproduction pays homage to this milestone with period-correct styling and modern performance enhancements.
A Virginia chapter of Armed Women of America was treated to a popular seminar by the country's leading authority on maintaining self-defense skills well into the senior years.
Once again, A Girl & A Gun Women's Shooting League sheds light on what gear women really want in their EDC and competition lineup.
It was another successful "Hunt Like a Girl" weekend in Gallatin, Tennessee, filled with camaraderie, learning, sharing—and shooting!
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.
A criminal goes through a series of steps when committing an assault or other violent crime. And there’s an acronym to help you understand them: SIVA.
In three separate incidents, women bravely exercised their right to defend themselves with a firearm.
When a situation is getting dicey, before going to your gun, try putting up a fence with your arms to draw a physical boundary.
No, the terms “reflex sight” and “red-dot sight” aren’t always interchangeable. And how do holographic sights fit in?
The free 3-hour class offers participants an opportunity to train on how to properly handle, draw and holster a firearm from a concealed carry purse.
In two separate incidents, women who feared for their lives while being attacked came out on the winning end.
This group of 45 women left with bullseye targets, but also with a greater understanding of what it means to own and use firearms—for sport, sustenance and self-defense.
