Guides
Guides are in-depth, structured explanations designed to be read slowly and referenced often.
They focus on fundamentals, mechanics, and real-world application—not brand comparison or consumer advice.
How Guides Are Structured
Each guide is written to answer:
- What is happening mechanically
- Why the system behaves the way it does
- Where tradeoffs exist
- When a concept applies—and when it doesn’t
If a guide feels detailed, that’s intentional.
Guide Categories
Current and upcoming guides include:
- Firearms operating systems
- Optics setup and validation
- Zeroing methodologies
- Platform-agnostic fundamentals
- Specialized configurations and edge cases
New guides are added when they clarify something commonly misunderstood—not to fill a content calendar.
How to Read the Guides
Guides assume:
- You are willing to slow down
- You care about correctness
- You want to understand before acting
Skipping fundamentals will create gaps.
Following the order prevents them.