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Mounting your own scope matters. A rushed mount done by someone behind a counter can cost you a once-in-a-lifetime shot. When you mount it yourself—and do it right—you know the hardware is aligned, torqued, and ready. If accuracy problems show up later, you can rule out the mount and troubleshoot faster. This guide walks you through the process step by step so you can mount with confidence. Before you start, clear the rifle. Magazine out. Chamber checked. No ammo on the bench. Step #1: Get the Right Tools. Don’t Skip This Step (Seriously) If you do not have the proper...

Bullet weight is one of those specs printed on every ammo box that most shooters glance at and ignore. Big mistake. Grain weight changes how a round leaves the barrel, how it flies, how hard it hits, and how it recoils. Pick the wrong weight for the job and you give up accuracy, energy, or consistency. Pick the right one and your rifle or pistol shoots better with less guesswork. Let’s break down what bullet weight actually means, how light and heavy options behave, and how to match the right load to what you’re doing. Measuring Bullet Weight Bullet weight...

Carrying a defensive pistol is practical—but it comes at a cost. Smaller guns mean smaller rounds, which often aren’t enough to stop a threat with just one shot. That’s where controlled pairs come in. It’s a core concept in defensive shooting: two rounds, each placed with precision. Not panic fire. Not spray and pray. Controlled, intentional shots. We’ll break down how it works and how to train it properly so that when it matters most, your follow-up shot counts just as much as the first. What Controlled Pairs Actually Mean A controlled pair isn’t just firing two rounds quickly. It’s...

When it comes to carrying a firearm daily, choosing between concealed carry and open carry isn’t just a matter of preference. It’s about understanding your environment, knowing the laws, and recognising how each choice changes how you’re perceived—and how prepared you are. This breakdown covers everything from legalities to perception, without wasting your time on fluff. Let’s get into it. Understanding Concealed and Open Carry Concealed carry means your firearm is hidden—usually inside the waistband (IWB), appendix carry, ankle, or even in a backpack. The point is, the public can’t see it. Open carry, on the other hand, is visible—hip...

Cleaning your rifle isn’t just about looks. It’s about function, safety, and performance. A dirty rifle leads to jams, poor accuracy, and long-term damage. This guide breaks it down into practical steps, using gear that works and advice that makes sense. Whether it’s after a range day, a hunt, or just part of regular maintenance—this is how to clean a rifle properly. Materials You don’t need a workbench full of tools. Just the right basics. Cleaning rod or bore snake Bore brush Solvent Cleaning patches Nylon or brass brush Microfibre cloth or rags Gun oil or lubricant Cotton swabs or...