I recently completed my tenth local IDPA match. I’m content with the results so far. Not only have my defensive shooting skills improved, but I’ve also picked up a handful of knowledge nuggets. I can’t claim to be an expert.…
There were two mass murders in the US this past weekend – one in El Paso, TX and one in Dayton, OH. In the wake of those events, the traditional media and social media channels are predictably filled with calls…
No. Really. Just stop. I came across a post on Twitter that made a statement about the lack female participation in armed self-defense. It’s a topic I’ve heard on several podcasts, read on blogs, and discussed with several gun owners.…
I recently purchased a new bolt-action rifle chambered for the 6.5mm Creedmoor cartridge and some friends have been asking why I specifically selected that cartridge. So I will attempt to answer that.
The argument over prioritizing between caliber and capacity when carrying a pistol for self defense is quite possibly the most polarizing topic among gun aficionados. In fact, I have spent many hours discussing this very topic with various friends and…
Training is a learning activity that helps us level up our knowledge and skills. Things learned in training are applied through practice to turn skills into instinctual habits. But, does that make training necessary?
I used to genuinely believe guns were only for law enforcement and criminals. That mindset changed with becoming familiar with firearms and their operation.
Whether you like bump stocks or not, the ban on this accessory is an erosion of gun rights in this country. An erosion supported by president Trump and the NRA which gun owner’s allowed to happen through their complacency.
Anyone who thinks they don’t need or wouldn’t benefit from firearms training is just plain wrong. Whether it’s for defensive or competitive reasons, get some training and run your gear better.
While the Supreme Court has not issued a ruling or opinion specifically regarding the constitutionality of concealed carry, the DC vs Heller and McDonal vs Chicago cases point to yes.
