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New NSSF Infographic: Ammunition Under Attack
Anti-hunting groups are working to ban the use of traditional ammunition with lead components. The California Fish and Game Commission on April 9 adopted regulations to implement the law that will ban the use of traditional ammunition for all hunting in the state by July 1, 2019. The implementation will involve multiple phases, beginning with the 2015 hunting season. What has started in California could become reality elsewhere as anti-hunting groups use the supposed harm caused by traditional ammunition as a wedge issue to further their ultimate political agenda of banning hunting across the country. View the NSSF YouTube video or Infographic to get the facts.
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Sporting Clays Tip: Slow Targets Down with Proper Gun Speed
Gil Ash of OSP Shooting School explains the concept of relative velocity as it applies to shotgunning and bird hunting. He says a target's speed will appear slower when the gun and the eyes properly match the speed of the target. Watch Gil's tip and start breaking more clays!
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The Science of Long-range Shooting: Accuracy & Precision
Bryan Litz, ballistician, author and president of Applied Ballistics, knows the science behind long-range shooting and discusses accuracy vs. precision in this introductory video. Find the full Applied Ballistics Instructional DVD "Putting Rounds on Target with Bryan Litz" here and subscribe to the NSSF channel for more.
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Shooting the Snubnose Revolver
A retired detective reflects on what it really takes to shoot a .38 snub nose revolver.
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Are You Using Foam Earplugs Correctly? Probably Not.
Chris Leight from Howard Leight says, "98 percent of people do not put ear plugs in correctly," and explains the proper way to fit earplugs for maximum effectiveness.
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Babes with Bullets: Double Up on Ear Protection
Babes with Bullets camp director Deb Ferns says the most common complaint she gets from her students while at the range is, "It's too loud!" But, Deb has an ear protection suggestionthat can help make anyone's first-time-shooting experience a more enjoyable one.
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