In the United States, an estimated 265 million people possess guns. While it’s crucial to own a gun to ensure your safety, gun ownership entails some accountability. All gun owners should take specific precautions to ensure that their firearms are used safely, properly kept, and not fall into the wrong hands. If you are a gun owner, make sure you’re aware of the responsibilities that come with owning a gun. Keep Your Fingers Off The Trigger Until You Are Prepared To Fire Even if you’re sure that the gun is empty and locked, never place your finger on the trigger and keep it outside the tr ..read more

It’s reported that over 1300 children die from shootings every year. Some of these deaths are unintentional and due to a lack of knowledge of handling a firearm safely. Knowing firearm safety basics will keep you and all those around you safe. Here are some gun safety basics you can learn. Point the gun in a safe direction Making sure the gun isn’t pointed at someone you don’t intend to shoot can significantly reduce the risk of an accident. When loading or unloading, the rule stays the same; point the muzzle in a safe direction. Accidental discharge or dry firing is possible during ..read more

  Purchasing your first firearm is indeed a daunting task. The United States of America owns approximately 270 million guns, with 20 percent of people owning up to 65 percent of the total sum. Gun-related deaths are now the third most leading cause of child deaths in America. For this reason, we’re educating you with tips to become a new and responsible gun owner. 1. Define your need What’s the purpose for you purchasing this firearm? This is possibly the first and foremost question you’ll get once you mention to almost anyone that you’re planning on buying your first ever firea ..read more

You can be the Robin Hood of firearms with your records of never missing a target—but the fact is that shooting is a skill that perishes with time. This makes a lot of owners and gun carriers wonder how often they must practice their shooting skills. This is a possible reason why IBIS World recorded a 28 percent increase in shooting range participation by the people in the United States in 2021—taking the market value up to a whopping 3.8 billion US Dollars. Shooting Range—the Best Way to Practice A shooting range is undoubtedly the best and safest way to practice and brush up shooting sk ..read more

If you don’t handle a gun properly, it can be more dangerous than useful for you and the people around you. We believe that no matter if you’re a pro- or anti-gun law supporter, belonging to any state, or supporting any political party of the country—you must receive proper firearms training before handling a gun. About 81% of the population of the country strongly agrees with us on that. According to a survey in 2015, around 61% of the firearms owners across the country took formal firearms training classes and received a certification in return. Such certifications are cr ..read more

Owning a firearm comes with a lot of responsibility and requires proper training. Every gun owner must go through some form of firearm training to ensure the safe use of weapons. If you have registered for a firearm course in Wyoming, there are a few preparatory measures you should take before you start the training. 1. Eye and ear protection Protection is important for every shooter, especially for those who are new to it. Make sure you do not deviate from the protective precautions requested by your trainers. If you have especially sensitive hearing, opt for additional soundproof e ..read more

  f you’re planning to travel soon, don’t just throw your gun in your bag and hope for the best. If you’re crossing state lines— or even travelling within it—you should know the rules of traveling with a firearm. If you’re not sure, there could be serious consequences. If you’re heading out, keep in mind the following factors and you’ll have a safe journey. How to Keep the Gun Safe The TSA has outlined rules of travelling with a firearm. Here are some of them: Declare your firearms with the airport security and have them checked as baggage Guns should be locked in a hard-sided conta ..read more