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Has anyone out there developed a tool, machine, device or gadget to make their shooting sport and/or reloading activities easier, more accurate, more time saving, etc? Anyone modified any reloading tools to function better? I'm sure that many people have come up with some interesting items. How...

Has anyone out there developed a tool, machine, device, or gadget to make their shooting sport and/or reloading activities easier, more accurate, more time saving, etc? Anyone modified any reloading tools to function better? I'm sure that many people on TFL have come up with some interesting...

Does anyone have any experience with Federal Arms barrels? I want to put on in my Glock 21 but I want it to be a quality piece. Thanks in advance.

I am a life member of the NRA but would like to join another pro 2nd Amendment organization. I am looking for a VERY aggressive organization that will go after the anti-gun crowd. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks

I have been handloading for about 25 years and have not really spent much time experimenting with different brands of primers to determine which one is the best. I know there are differences and really should do some experimenting. It just seems like once you find a powder charge, bullet and...

With the numerous copper plated bullets on the market today, I was wondering what bullet is the best. For the shooters who use these copper plated bullets, what brand do you prefer?

I just purchased a Kahr MK40(.40 cal) and will be handloading for this gun. I am leaning towards the lighter bullets as there is not a lot of barrel length for powder burn time to take place. Maybe I'm wrong in this choice, but it seems logical that a lighter bullet would obtain a faster speed...

Many people (myself included) buy variable power scopes for varmint hunting instead of the fixed power scopes. However, once in the field they just dial in the scope to it's max power and leave it there, never using the lower power available. My question: How many of you varmint hunters...

I have a conventional, no frills, gun safe. I've heard that it can be made fire proof (or at least fire retardant) by surrounding it with drywall. Does anyone know it this will work, and if not, what would be the best way to protect the safe from fire? At least till the fire dept arrived.