The 12 Commandments of Rifle Shooting & Deadliness

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<div data-cycle-hash="rifle-shooting-1" data-cycle-desc="Learn the dismount: Rifles are carried—often with a sling—much more often than they are fired. It's likely you'll be carrying your rifle slung on your shoulder when you need it most. You should practice dismounting—removing the rifle from the slung position and getting on target—from at least two of the common carry positions and your right and left sides. You should be able to unsling the rifle bring it up and on target in less than two seconds. And you should be able to do this safely, without letting the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy." data-cycle-overlay-template="{{desc}}“>