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Firearm Safety Rules Every Owner Should Know

Every type of firearm is safe only when handled responsibly. A few core rules prevent most accidents.

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Muzzleloaders and Black Powder Firearms

Muzzleloaders are loaded from the front of the barrel with powder and a projectile, an approach that dates…

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Rimfire and Centerfire Cartridges

Cartridges are grouped by where the primer that ignites the powder is located.

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Shotguns: Pump, Semiautomatic and Break Action

Shotguns are smoothbore long guns that usually fire many small pellets with each shot.

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Semiautomatic Rifles

Semiautomatic rifles fire one round with each trigger pull and automatically load the next round.

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Lever Action Rifles: A Classic Design

Lever action rifles are cycled by swinging a lever below the trigger guard down and back up.

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Bolt Action Rifles for Hunting and Precision

Bolt action rifles are loaded by lifting, pulling back and pushing forward a handle called the bolt.

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Semiautomatic Pistols Explained

Semiautomatic pistols are the most common modern handguns. They fire one round per trigger pull and reload the…

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Revolvers: Simple and Reliable Handguns

A revolver holds its cartridges in a rotating cylinder, usually with five to eight chambers.

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Types of Firearms: A Beginner Overview

Firearms fall into three main families: handguns, rifles and shotguns. Each is built for different purposes and ranges.

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