Knowledge Center

You may have noticed the rise in popularity of suppressors lately and if you don’t already have one are starting to wonder what you're missing out on.  It seems like more people than not are running them in classes these days so let's take a look and see if adding a suppressor to your gun is right for you.

Take the time to sight in your rifle.  It gives you your best shot at hitting your target.  We will share what tools you will need to do so, how distance affects sight, and get Step-by-step directions on how to sight-in your AR-15.

One of the responsibilities of owning a gun that often gets overlooked or ignored is the process of cleaning and care for your gun.   Let’s discover some basic supplies and steps for cleaning your handgun.

A great example for understanding that ammo calibers aren’t a linear progression are the 9mm Luger and 10mm Auto.  They might be numerically close with 1mm difference in bullet diameter but the bullet weight, case length, muzzle velocity, and ft-lbs of energy are different resulting in unique firing experiences for each one.

This app release is packed with new features like our new Conceal Carry Elite Course, Audio/Visual Electronic Leveling Feature (Cant), and updated Recoilmeter Drills and Interface.

What can training with Laser Academy do for you? Some benefits include helping you save money, time, and energy! 

There are safe and environmentally friendly ways to dispose of bad or unwanted ammo.  We explore some of the methods here and how to store ammunition to keep it from damage.

Low light shooting is a deep topic and everyone has their own views on what methods are best.  Taking the time to learn multiple methods and techniques will help make the light an advantage rather than being a “bullet magnet” by illuminating or blinding you.

Training is an important part of becoming proficient at any skill, but if we don’t train with intention, we risk training the wrong habits and creating training scars.

The start of your journey into firearms likely begins with a reason behind your interest which will shape the choices you make not only in gear but in training and on the range.  Let’s take a look at four categories a typical new shooter should take into consideration as they start their gun craft.