Getting a new gun, whether you are new to firearms in general, or been around them for a time is eventful. The unknown mechanics and handling can be a little intimidating. The best thing to do is familiarize yourself with your new gun. There are quite a few things you can do to accomplish this…
Want to train way the military and law enforcement do? Most people imagine our military or law enforcement officers being on the range shooting live rounds. Where that is essential they also do dry fire training. Dry fire training helps with scenario training and muscle memory training. Shooting Range Industries will share information on basic…
The largest and most comprehensive trade show for all professionals connected to shooting sports, hunting and law enforcement industries is the SHOT (Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade) Show. With a combination of firearms, ammunition, cutlery, outdoor apparel, law enforcement, optics and related products and services, this is event is the world’s premier exposition. Buyers from all…
When an officer makes the choice to shoot or not to shoot, and he feels he or she must shoot, the media swarms like flies on scat whenever this incident occurs. When faced with such a decision, the media has a field day when the officer in question has shot an unarmed suspect, not ever…
In the concealed carry group of cartridges, the 9mm reigns supreme, probably the most popular cartridge in the world. Even the Russians have adopted the 9×19 in place of their 9×18 millimeter Makarov. The first number is the caliber and the second number is the case length. The 9mm Parabellum or 9×19 is a good…
In both law enforcement and military, shotguns are an overlooked resource. Equally important among the tactical team, shotguns are ideal for close range combat. We at Shooting Range Industries have included a handful of shotgun drills to help those in law enforcement that are looking for some extra drills to better handle your shotgun. Weak…
Pistol ammo can run from $0.70 to about $1.50 per round, some higher. There is more inexpensive, usually surplus ammo for 9mm and 45 ACP than any other. Both Remington and Winchester offer packs of 200 rounds or so for a lower end price and are full jacketed bullets. But for the high intensity .40…
During the last years of the American Civil War up to the 1880’s firearm users had to deal with the transition from cap n’ ball to cartridges. The 44 Henry served throughout the war in small numbers and was popular as it had a tremendous advantage of 15 shots versus about 2 per minute for…
