Category: How-To

We showed up to the academy and were greeted by a gorgeous pro shop stocked with every Sig knick knack, doodad and whizbang you could think of.

Sight Paint is an inexpensive way to either restore old or damaged sights, as well as a way to change the colors to help differentiate front post dot from rear dots.

So you have a Ruger MK III, and I am sure that you were told, just like I was that you NEVER had to clean it; or clean it only after it starts to jam.

There are many aids and drills you can do to correct issues you may have with accuracy.

So you finally got that shiny new gun you have been staring at for months, saving for, dreaming of, whatever, it’s yours and no one can take it from you. Time to break it in.

I just want to go over a few regulations on here today, to start one of many potential conversations about gun laws governing your town.

Today, all we are going to do is explain some of the basics so when you see it in the Ad print, you can understand and appreciate the differences and

So it has been a few weeks since the FourGuysGuns website went live and we have done better than any of us could have imagined. About 1/3 of our articles have been generated from submitted ideas from people who have been visiting our site. We have garnered huge support on both Facebook and Twitter, so we just wanted to take a moment to say thank you!

This series of articles is as much a learning process for me as it hopefully will be for you. The least I can do is pass the information I’m learning and researching along to our readers.

Mounting a scope or optic is a lot easier than you think.

Today we are talking about how to properly bore sight a rifle using no equipment other than a bag at the range and your amazing capability of pointing things at targets while staying as still as possible.

Intimated by the 1911? Don’t be.

Extended failure to clean the gun leads to parts malfunctioning, breaking and corrosion. Is that what you want out of your gun?

As a gun owner it is incredibly important to make sure that your firearms are not accessible to children.

You want the straight deal on what this means for you and your new rifle, and we can expand on knowledge from there.

One must first understand that the two most important things to consider are: 1. Reliability, and 2. Comfort.

After some quick Googling and definition checking I came to find out it stands for Double Action (DA) and Single Action (SA). Cool, chalk one more win up for the internet. But….what does that mean?

Choosing your rifle (for me; others may feel differently) starts with the caliber.