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Good gun habits are built from the beginning. It is just like learning any new skill. You remember what you learned first. That is why it is essential to develop your shooting and gun safety knowledge on a foundation of good habits—habits that keep you and those around you safe. Whether you have an extensive collection of Browning rifles or you just bought your first Glock, here are five practices you should integrate into your gun handling procedures.  Keep Your Finger Off the Trigger Until Ready to Fire This is one of the four pillars of gun safety, and it is a habit you should start building from the moment you pick up your first firearm. It is natural to want to rest your finger on the trigger or inside the trigger guard, but you should train your hand to automatically rest your finger on the slide or frame of the gun. Even if you have checked your Beretta A400 and ensured it is not loaded, it is still best to keep your finger off the trigger. Building good gun sa...

Exceptional gun companies often find a niche or type of firearm in which they excel. They gain a rightful reputation for their rifles, shotguns, or pistols. When you are shopping for firearms, however, do not be afraid to branch out within a manufacturer’s offerings and find something they are not quite as famous for. Just because Remington is well-known for hunting rifles, do not overlook their pistols! Be sure to keep an eye out for any of the following exceptional guns from iconic gun companies. The Rock Island VR80 Rock Island Armory is renowned for their rugged, reliable, and generally reasonably priced handguns, particularly their 1911s. The company also introduced the red-hot 22 TCM cartridge. As deserving of praise is the Rock Island VR80 shotgun. The Rock Island VR80 features rock-solid reliability and the comfortable, familiar ergonomics of an AR 15. It offers all of that while sporting a price point that is often a fraction of the cost of other magazine-fed ...