The Modern Shooter Firearms Blog

22 Long Rifle for Long Distance Training
t's worth noting that the effective range of a .22 LR is typically limited to around 150-200 yards. At longer ranges, the bullet drops off quickly and is highly susceptible to wind drift. So, while it is possible to shoot a .22 LR at long ranges, it is generally not recommended for anything beyond 200 yards. In summary, with the right equipment and skill, it is possible to achieve some degree of long-range accuracy with a .22 LR. However, it is i Read more...
Why is the US Constitution So Important?
Why is the US Constitution So Important?
Constitution creates a system of government with a separation of powers. The legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government have separate powers and responsibilities. This ensures that no one branch... Read more...
Staying Safe in Today's World is No Easy Task
Take self-defense classes: Learning basic self-defense skills can help you feel more confident and prepared in the event of an attack. Remember, staying safe is a continuous process that requires ongoing awareness and effort. By taking proacti Read more...
What is Fighting Fitness and Why Should You Work Towards It?
What is Fighting Fitness and Why Should You Work Towards It?
training can include a range of physical exercises, martial arts, and mental preparation techniques, all designed to enhance an individual's ability to protect themselves and others, while also promoting a... Read more...
Why Do We have the Second Amendment?
The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution was adopted on December 15, 1791, as part of the Bill of Rights. The text of the amendment reads: "A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." The Second Amendment was included in the Bill of Rights because many of the founding fathers believed that the right to bear arms was essential to maintaining a free society. At the time, the United States was... Read more...