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NSSF provides free firearm safety materials to returning servicemen and women
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Which is it a Pennsylvania Rifle or a Kentucky Rifle?
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Demand for safety education materials from NSSF
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Rules for safe storage of your sporting firearms
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Deciding to keep firearms in the home for personal protection
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Check those reloads before you take them hunting
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Bolt open or bolt closed? How to store that rifle or shotgun.
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Those recoil pads are more than what you think.
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Hunter ethics, hunter responsibility and hunter safety
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Shotgunners: What barrel length is right for you needs?
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Cleaning Firearms - A clean gun is a functional gun.
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Storing Firearms - Check and inspect those guns from time to time.
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Hunting Shot - Treat target shooting like it's a hunting scenario
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Magazine Spring Stress - How long can a magazine remain loaded?
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Which load? Success afield begins with preparation at home.
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Giving a Firearm as a Gift -- Some considerations and reminders.
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Shooting at moving targets with a rifle. How skilled are you?
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Expedient Target Shooting - Shooting safely at impromptu targets.
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Shooting a New Firearm - First shots mean first impressions.
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Tuning Your Firearm -- Kitchen table customization
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Share the Harvest -- Just one deer can feed more than 200 people.
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Competative Shooting -- Making small adjustments is usually best.
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Hand Loading - Bullets - What's available on today's market?
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Caliber vs Caliber - A suitable round for deer.
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Shooting and Hearing - Protect and preserve your hearing.
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Sighting-in Day - Sight in your rifles before the opening of hunting season.
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Training for shooting competitions. How much do you train?
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Tips about shooting and shooting positions for rifle hunters.
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A message to younsters about firearms responsibility.
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NSSF files a motion to dismiss traditional ammunition lawsuit.
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Lubricating Firearms - Just a little can go a long way
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A Hunter's Checklist -- Are you ready for the hunting season?
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Marksmanship - Practice often and train with a purpose.
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Some outstanding shooting by the USA Shooting team at the London Olympics.
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Now Hear This! Hunters and shooters can enhance their hearing while protecting it.
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Hunters Eyes - Wearing protective lenses to enhance vision afield.
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The number of hunters increased 9 percent between 2006 and 2011.
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NSSF awards $50,000 in scholarship funds to 42 students.
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Shotgun games like skeet and sporting clays vs wingshooting.
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Which Eye? - Determine which eye is your dominant eye.
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Oops, It Kicks - It's best to try it before you buy it.
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Shooting Primitive - Traditional muzzleloader hunting.
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Sports, sportsmanship and the importance of training.
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Let's Keep It Clean - Proper maintenance will keep your firearm functioning in top form.
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One at a Time - Force yourself to make each shot count.
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How to determine distance in the hunting field.
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Hunting Journal - Keep track of your hunting season.
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The John Browning Hi Power 9mm pistol has been in continuous production since 1935.
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The Inglis Hi-Power - The Hi-Power served on both sides of WWII combatants. Hi-Powers were produced in Canada by John Inglis and Company for Allied forces.
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Hunter Education - Now is the perfect time for new hunters to enroll in a course.
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Budget Models - Quality and reliable firearms at an affordable price.
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Now is the right time to head to the range and prepare for opening day.
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Zouave - A muzzle-loading military rifle originally developed by the Remington Arms Company.
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What's your pick for the best all-around hunting rifle?
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A magazine-fed firearm becomes a single-shot firearm without a properly functioning magazine.
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Pocket holsters provide good concealment and accessibility.
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Introducing youths to firearm safety and shooting.
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How much is enough? Calibers and cartridges for various game species.
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Pip-squeak Calibers - Yesterday’s pip-squeak is today's performer.
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NSSF & NAWCA - Firearms industry donates $150,000 to support wetlands conservation.
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Want a versatile revolver? Consider one chambered in .357 Magnum.
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Hill and Capstick - The works of these outdoor writers will not disappoint.
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The popular and versatile .38 Special cartridge.
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Picking the right firearms related accessories.
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The .22 Magnum Rimfire - Half a Hornet and twice a Long Rifle.
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NSSF invites shooting ranges to apply for $400,000 in grants.
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The Target .22 - The popularity of .22 rimfire competition.
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If you own it, use it. You may enjoy shooting as a hobby.
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So you have your scope zeroed; what about those open sights?
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So you have your scope zeroed; what about those open sights?
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Does your custom firearm include hand engraving?
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Kit Gun - Do you pack a handgun as part of your kit?
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Some Interesting Shots - Combining your interests and/or hobbies.
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Going plinking? Remember, firearm safety depends on you!
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Mentoring - Share your knowledge of hunting and shooting with a youngster.
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When did your passion for the shooting sports begin?
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In ten years, NSSF has awarded $4.7 million to state agencies to promote hunting.
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gunvote - Shooters, hunters and gun owners could make a huge impact at the polls.
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The first and most basic rule of firearm safety.
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The Peacemaker - More about the Colt Single Action Army.
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Colt Single Action Army - One of the most popular revolvers of all time.
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The SKS - A Soviet semi-automatic rifle chambered for the 7.62x39mm round.
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The venerable Remington Model 870 pump-action shotgun.
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Walther HP - An early and rare version of the now famous P38.
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Lever-Action Rifles - Light, compact and fast on the follow-up shots.
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The .22 caliber ArmaLite AR-7 was designed as an aircrew survival rifle.
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Remington Nylon .22 rifles are light, rugged, accurate and highly collectible.
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Combination Guns - Firearms designed for double duty.
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Savage Arms Company - One of the oldest firearms manufacurers in America.
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The Colt Gold Cup - This 1911 is Colt's high-end competition pistol.
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Interest in owning firearms has created a bright spot in the down economy.
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Some facts and other info about the Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show, aka SHOT Show.
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The .44 Magnum - Fun to shoot and capable of taking down almost any big game.
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How safe is hunting? Let's compare it with some other sports.
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Gun Cases and Covers - Your firearm deserves quality protection.
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Self-control is one of the most important elements of firearm safety.
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Some competitive shooting events require special equipment and/or modified firearms.
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The Garand Rifle - First adopted by the U.S. Army in 1936, the Garand was eventually reworked for competitive shooting in the 40's, 50's and 60's.
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Loading a traditional muzzleloading black powder rifle.
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Hunting is one of the safest recreational activities in America.
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A Season's Harvest - More about donating game meat.
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Hunters donated nearly 2.8 million pounds of game meat to those in need in 2011.
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How many rounds of ammunition have you shot this past year?
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Hunting apparel topped sportsman's wishlists this holiday season.
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What are people saying online about the shooting sports?
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Ethical Hunting - Hunting well is synonymous with good hunting.
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Blast It Clean - A tip for cleaning those hard-to-reach places
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Survey shows strong public support for hunting.
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Shooting at flying targets is easy. Here's some tips to help you hit them.
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A look at how weather conditions effect bullet trajectory.
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The .338 Winchester Magnum is one of the most popular cartridges for big game.
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Gun sales continue to climb while gun crime continues to decline.
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Tinnitus - This first symptom before hearing loss is a warning to wear protection.
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Shotshells - What's the difference between low brass and high brass?
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Close the Action - A valuable storage tip for every firearm owner.
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Marksmanship - Do you know your shooting strengths and weaknesses?
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Hangfire and misfire - What are they and what should you do?
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Matching the Choke - Taylor your gun to the game.
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WhereToShoot.org - The most comprehensive listing of shooting ranges on the web.
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Clean Guns - A good cleaning kit should contain the following.
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How often are your hunting shots taken from the sitting position?
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Hunting, hiking, camping... It's important to be seen during hunting season.
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How to Hunt Part 1 - Tips on how to hunt small game.
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Keep these common hunting violations in mind on your next outing.
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Hunting Violations - Many state hunting laws change from year to year.
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Various tips and techniques from NSSF's Pull the Trigger video segments.
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Pre-SHOT Show event 'Birdies for the Brave' to benefit military homefront groups.
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A look at the four basic rifle shooting positions.
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Some rifle techniques to remember when you are afield.
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Self control is essential to hunting and shooting safety.
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Looking for a place to host a fundraiser or charity event? Try a local indoor range.
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The compound bow is a marvel of modern tech and science.
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Mentoring - Laying a firm foundation for the next generation of hunters and shooters.
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NSSF Grants - NSSF Awards $435,000 to Shooting Ranges.
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Stand & Shoot - Wingshooters should stand up and stay flexible while shooting.
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Twenty-One Is Enough - Why you don't need a barrel length of over twenty-one inches.
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Hard Use Shotgun - Duck and goose hunting can wreak havoc on a fine shotgun.
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Caliber - How to match a cartridge to your firearm.
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Sit & Shoot - Sitting is a versatile and stable position for shooting game with a rifle.
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Gun Gift Part 2 - More about giving a firearm as a gift.
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Gun Gift Part 1 - Giving a firearm as a gift to a relative or friend.
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Get Fit Part 2 - More about getting fit for the season to come.
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Get Fit Part 1 - Are you fit yet? Get in shape for the coming season.
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Sabot Slugs - Consider a sabot the next time you use slugs in your shotgun.
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How often do you sight in your rifle? Here's a tip to keep you on target.
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Storing Firearms - Protect against theft and damage.
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Louis Flobert - Gunsmith, Inventor and Key Figure in Firearms and Ammunition History
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Some Things You Want to Know About Black Powder
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Ask a Pro - The importance of seeking professional training.
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The Deringer - A brief history of the handgun that Henry Deringer built.
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Cutts Compensator - An early version of the interchangeable choke system.
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The history of Dr. Richard Gatling and his gun.
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The Flinklock Action - A major innovation in small arms design.
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The Wheellock Action - Successor to the matchlock, predated the flintlock.
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Iver Johnson--Manufacturer of bicycles and roller skates is credited with first use of the safety hammer.
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Harrington & Richardson began making revolvers for the American market in 1874.
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Firearms Industry to donate $750,000 to NAWCA over next five years.
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Lancaster School - Origin of the Kentucky rifle.
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Goose Gun - An appropriate shotgun for goose hunting.
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Reloading - Another facet to the shooting hobby.
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Dry Firing -- Perhaps the most instructive form of practice you could do.
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Those Valuable Eyes - You can't hit what you cannot see.
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Dangerous-game Gun - A rifle best suited for hunting dangerous game.
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Doubles - The development of double-barreled shotguns.
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NSSF's Pull the Trigger - Tips for today's gun owners.
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The Over-under - Do you prefer the over-under or a side-by-side?
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The Squirrel Muzzleloader - Both fun and challenging.
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FBI Report -- Violent Crime Drops as Firearms Ownership Rises
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Choosing a Firearm - Is there really a "right" choice?
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Choices - What firearm should you bring on you next outing?
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Calibers - A round for every reason and for every season.
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Early Rifles – Exploration of the American frontier calls for smaller, lighter rifles.
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The history of rifling begining with it's original use.
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Practice Shooting - Go light and avoid the flinch.
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Roosevelt's love affair with all things Winchester.
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A look at what is behind the long reputation of Winchester.
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Small Calibers - What is too small for deer-size game?
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NSSF and the Boy Scouts - The BSA Council Challenge Grant 2011.
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Rabbit Guns - There are many options for rabbit hunting.
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Muzzleloaders - Clean your muzzleloader often to prevent fouling.
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Binoculars - Are quality binoculars part of your hunting kit?
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John M. Browning - Father of the repeating shotgun.
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Glassing - Using binoculars or a spotting scope to find game. Do you glass?
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Strong Eye - Which is your dominant eye? Make sure with this simple test.
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Holsters – Good protection of a handgun requires a good holster.
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Off Hand - Tips for shooting off hand successfully.
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Carry Guns - Small and compact personal protection firearms.
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Gun Games - The growing participation in competitive shooting.
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Range Finders - Do you have a range finder in your kit?
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Eye Focus - Could your vision be affecting your shooting?
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Differences between field loads and magnum loads.
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Loud Enough - If you're going to be shooting, wear hearing protection.
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The Rain Gun - Remington Arms development of 'special purpose' guns.
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Brit's Rule - The British love their shotguns and shooting them.
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Air Rifle Scopes - Air rifle recoil patterns will damage your centerfire rifle scope.
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Many Revolutionary War Era firearms used by the colonists were of British origin.
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Southwick Associates -- Top hunting and shooting equipment brands of 2010.
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Precision air rifles and handguns can provide hours of challenging fun.
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How many do you need? - A firearms collection is not unlike a toolbox.
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Everyday Ammo - What sets premium ammo apart from standard ammo?
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7mm Rem Mag - A versatile caliber for North American big game.
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The right equipment can mean a world of difference.
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Used Gun Part 2 - Helpful advice for finding a quality used firearm.
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Used Gun Part 1 - Helpful advice for finding a quality used firearm.
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Buying a House Gun - Which best fits your home defense needs?
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License Fees - Sportsmen footing a big part of the bill for wildlife management.
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Hunters and Conservation - North America’s greatest conservationists.
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Shotguns - Do you use a repeater on wingshooting endeavors? Why not a double?
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Fit for the Field - Part 2: The importance of stock fit for newcomers.
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Fit for the Field - Part 1: The importance of stock fit for newcomers.
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The record setting 2011 SHOT Show soared way above expectations.
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Self-Protection - Safety guidelines for self-defense firearms in the home.
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National Safety Council - Household gun accidents on decline for more than two decades.
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Youngsters and Guns - Some teaching points for parents.
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A look at those other gauges that have gained recent popularity.
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How to building muscle memory and why it will make you a better shooter.
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Shooting Tips - Improve instinctive shooting and distance estimates.
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The .22 Rimfire - Don't underestimate what this round can do.
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Tinnitus - Wear ear protection, tinnitus has no cure.
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How to Miss Part 4 - Bullet trajectory and bore conditions.
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Slugs - Rifled shotgun slugs are both powerful and accurate.
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Storing your Guns - Gun barrel up, gun barrel down.
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Keep it Clean - How often should you clean your firearms?
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The Pepperbox - This strange pistol was popular in 1849 during the California gold rush.
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Bullet Energy aka Kinetic energy - The measurable work performed by a moving object.
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Turn your shotgun into an emergency distress call.
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Easy steps to refinish and restore your beautiful wooden gun stock.
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It seems like everybody is reloading these days.
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Expedient Bore Cleaner - Ever stick your barrel in the mud?
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What do we Know about the origin of the Kentucky long rifle?
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National Shooting Sports Foundation – 50 Years
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Black Powder - Black powder rifles can kick fairly hard, here is why.
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John Philip Sousa, America's March King was an avid trapshooter and hunter.
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Thomas G Samworth and the Small Arms Technical Publishing Company.
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Stock Repair - A quick and easy fix for a broken wooden stock.
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Which lead will it be? The sustained lead versus the swing-through lead.
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Over-under of auto-loader, which is your preference?
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Reloaders Tips - Important tips for cartridge case scroungers.
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Ought-Six - How the 30-06 caliber got its name.
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Reloaders, here are some tips to save your bullet tips.
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Restore that satin nickel finish to its original luster.
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Protect that valuable bluing on your valuable gun.
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An inventive way to battle firearms theft and aid in their recovery.
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Howday Pistol - This enormous big game pistol was popular in the mid-19th century.
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When is a handgun called a pistol and when is it called a revolver?
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Reloads - Chamber each finished round before marking them as hunting rounds.
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Hunter Safety - Know your target and what is beyond, before you pull the trigger.
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This tip that will extend the life of your brass when shooting black powder cartridges.
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Is your hunting shotgun over-choked? An open choke could get you more game.
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This tip that will extend the life of your brass when shooting black powder cartridges.
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Dram Equivalent - Are you familiar with this term?
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Double Guns - An affinity for double barrel shotguns.
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NSSF Membership continues to grow with over 1,000 new members so far this year.
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Spend a morning dusting clays with some friends for an opportunity to try out each others shotguns.
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A few essential firearm safety tips that everyone should know and practice afield.
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Wear your eye protection at the range and afield.
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A poorly fitting stock will guarantee poor performance.
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The often overlooked 28 gauge is perfect for many common shooting scenarios.
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A great way to carry and protect your choke tubes in the field.
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The .444 Marlin - Marlins' answer to the .44 magnum as a rifle round.
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Chokes not only constrict but also serve to shape the pellet pattern.
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Write It Down - An easy way to gain an edge on long distance rifle shooting.
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The .22-250 Remington - Almost 75 years old, this round excels as a long range varmint cartridge.
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The brilliance of firearms designer John M. Browning, the firearms enthusiasts hero.
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Barrel Length - How long should your shotgun barrel be?
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Improve success by mastering the Swing-Through shotgun technique.
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Check your choke, it may be time to pattern your shotgun again.
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Modifying your shotgun stock to fit your various shooting needs.
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Tips that will improve your scores at the sporting clays range.
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Shooters’ Ear - Firearms will permanently damage your hearing so wear ear protection.
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Tips to help waterfowlers determine when birds are in range.
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Handgun hunting may be legal in most states, but having it concealed may not be.
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Re-loaders, weigh your bullets to ensure consistently accurate ammunition.
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Revolver Cleaning - Tips for effectively cleaning your revolver.
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A quick run through some shotgun techniques that will increase success.
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Combo loading becomes common practice during the early days of breechloaders.
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NSSF awards $100,000 grant to the Boy Scouts of America for the fourth consecutive year.
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The low price of steel shot makes it a favorite among waterfowlers.
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Safety tips for waterfowlers and reminders of the accidents that can and do happen.
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Ventilated Ribs - Using a ribbed barrel may improve your wingshooting success.
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Tips for developing your wingshooting technique.
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Gun Cleaning Part 2 - Tips to help take some of the chore out of cleaning your gun.
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Gun Cleaning Part 1 - Cleaning and maintaining your shotgun.
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Pattern It - Tips for getting your shotgun up to peak performance.
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Recoil - Buying a new gun? Sometimes you have to try before you buy.
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Head out to the range with some friends and break some hard targets.
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What bullets are best for brush? The answer may surprise you.
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Length & Drop - Does your shotgun fit your body?
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As firearms sales surged in 2009, crime rates declined.
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Say What? - Here is why you should wear hearing protection when shooting.
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A good reason to carry a gun care equipment pack.
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The effect wind and temperature have on bullets.
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Lewis & Clark’s Guns - What guns did Lewis & Clark carry into the wilderness?
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TLC for Barrels: Keeping your rifle barrel clean.
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Tips that can help you test and debug your new handgun.
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Waterfowl Hunting and Steel Shot: Use shot two times larger than the equivalent lead load.
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Development of 'squareback' auto-loader shotguns.
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A look at innovator Dan Lefever and his contributions to the American side-by-side shotgun.
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One Shot - Be a better shot by ensuring that you have to make each shot count.
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Which gun for the blind? Auto-loader vs over-under.
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Tips on reducing painful recoil and making shooting enjoyable for newcomers.
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Clean Carefully - More guns are broken during cleaning than at any other time.
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Don’t Push: When mentoring young ones, let them experience, enjoy and progress at their own pace.
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Take advantage of the opportunity to take a kid hunting or shooting.
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Ought 6 - The widest range of game of any rifle caliber.
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One gun to do it all - The .375 H and H Magnum.
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Check Your Scope: For older variable scopes, try testing each variable for accuracy.
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The off-season is a great time to renew relationships with those landowners who let you hunt their property.
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Want to mount a scope on your new rifle? Here's what you'll need.
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Accurate Enough - Field accuracy vs target paper accuracy.
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The Waterfowl Gun - Standard or Specialized? Part 2.
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The Waterfowl Gun - Standard or Specialized? Part 1
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Squirrel season is a great opportunity to hone your overall hunting skills.
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Try taking a formal shooting instruction course.
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Recoil - Tips for reducing painful recoil and increasing accuracy.
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Barrel Length - Shotguns: The 'all-around' shotgun.
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Barrel Length - Rifles: Barrel length versus muzzle velocity.
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How to shoot accurately from a standing position. Part 2
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How to shoot accurately from a standing position. Part 1
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It's about the memories - Record your adventures.
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NSSF - Poll shows why people are purchasing firearms.
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Learn about the advantages of single shot rifles.
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Learn about the history and value of the Model 1912 shotgun.
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The .45-70 - This ever popular cartridge has both versatility and reliability.
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Stock Fit - Custom stock-fitting can improve your shooting.
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Hunting PR - The importance of maintaining a positive image within the non-hunting community.
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Accurate Rifles Part 2 - Accuracy begins with finding the right set-up for you rifle.
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Accurate Rifles Part 1 - What is accuracy and what is acceptable accuracy?
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Introduced in 1956, the .58 Win Mag was designed to handle the largest African game.
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Today's upland hunters have more shotgun choices than ever before.
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The most popular civilian rifle calibers are military based.
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Tips for being a better and safer shotgun shooter.
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How are your shooting skills on a moving target with a rifle?
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More refinishing tips for your rifles and shotguns.
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Some refinishing tips for your rifles and shotguns.
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NSSF's contributes to the fraternal order of police.
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How to evaluate the condition of your firearms.
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NSSF's new collegiate initiative is increasing participation.
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Use the appropriate shell for the game you are hunting.
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Buck tradition, wear safety glasses while hunting.
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Use clay targets to keep your wingshooting skills sharp.
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Apprectice Licenses - Families Afield helps new hunters get started.
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Shotgun tip - how to overcome the fear of recoil.
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For better results hunting - pattern that shotgun.
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NSSF's educational videos cover safety and conservation.
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Collecting Bug:Information for would be firearm collectors
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Memorial Day Bonus Episode: Picking the right gun for waterfowl hunting.
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For better accuracy - Don't mix your cartridges.
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Spring time is prime time for the shooting sports.
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NSSF Poll results show target shooting on the rise.
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For better results in the field - don't mix your ammo.
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Scope covers - essential equipment that is too often forgotten.
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Exploring the origins of early american gun manufacturing.
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After cleaning, store your guns muzzle down for a few days.
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Hunting licenses climb in 2009 according to sales index.
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Adult mentors play an important role carrying on hunting and shooting traditions.
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Protect your accuracy, protect your bullet tips.
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How to make your paper archery targets last longer.
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How to properly care for your satin nickel finished guns.
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Don't be afraid to move, set up for your shot to avoid a miss.
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Learn more about the original long-range rifle competition. Part 2
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Learn more about the original long-range rifle competition. Part 1
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Important safety reminders for reloaders that cast lead bullets.
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Understanding the new rules regarding guns in National Parks.
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A few ways you can protect your firearms investment.
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Why increased excise tax receipts are good for wildlife restoration.
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How to carry less gear afield and be more successful.
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Learn more about the versatile .30-06 cartridge.
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Fun shotgun games also build important shooting skills.
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Sure-fire ways to miss that critical shot in the field.
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If the stock fits - shoot it, improving your odds for success.
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Bull-barrel or standard - what's involved in barrel accuracy.
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A clean gun will keep its owner happy over time.
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Do you have the right hunting mindset for success?
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Hmm? The importance of hearing protection while shooting.
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The value and a word of caution about variable scopes.
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Sabot slugs are designed for use in a rifled shotgun barrel.
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Match your shotgun slugs to the barrel of your gun.
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Match the right bullet to game you are hunting.
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Learn more about the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
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Differences and similarities of the Kentucky and Pennsylvania rifles.
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While interests may be diverse, shooters share a common bond.
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Sight in your rifles 2 inches high at 100 yards.
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When it comes to oil and your gun, too much is not a good thing.
