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The Mantis X training system uses a rail mounted sensor to collect data on movements before and after trigger pulls.

South Korea’s breathtaking wealth and productivity stand in stark contrast to the poverty and despair to be found in its neighbor to the North. While modern Americans might presume that South Korea has been free and prosperous ever since the end of the Korean War, such was not always the case. Today’s South Korea has a sordid history indeed.

The rifle that fired the first shot at the Battle of Bunker Hill sold at the Morphy’s Auction House in Denver, Penn. for $492,000.

Editor’s Note: The following is a syndicated article by author Eve Flanigan that first appeared in USCCA’s Concealed Carry Magazine Volume 15, Issue 5, July 2018 under the title, “Pistols & Potato Chips: You Can’t Have Just One.”  Many people who are new to concealed carry take what feels like the big step of purchasing their [...]

Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke, the poor fella, just can’t help himself. He can’t seem to land on just one good idea.

The N1 Pro joins the highly competitive field of small, concealable everyday carry guns. (Photo: Austin Van Gilder) Visit to learn more about the N1 Pro. Naroh Arms is pleased to announce its newest product, the N1 Pro. The N1 Pro, like the N1, is a polymer-framed, double-action-only hammer-fired pistol, but Naroh updated the design [...]

In his early years, Malcolm X advocated violence. But when he later took a stand for peace, he became a target—shot by a shotgun pistol, 9mm, and M1911A1.

The DWX is part CZ, part Dan Wesson 1911, and it’s 100 percent race-ready, optimized for USPSA Limited Division and other shooting sports.

If the government cannot forbid an activity by making it a crime, they will tax the hell out of it. Consider alcohol and cigarettes.