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Want to begin shooting competitions? Where do you start? What discipline should you choose? Where do you go? What guns and gear do you need? Check out the first segment in a series of articles on getting starting in competitive shooting.

We all know that good guys with guns can stop bad guys with guns. Perhaps the better question is, how reliably can good guys with guns stop bad guys with guns, specifically in “active shooter” scenarios?

I have discovered in writing this column that Americans have become victims of convenience. Propane stoves are probably the best example of this from a survival perspective. We have all grown up with propane stoves for any type of outdoor cooking. They burn clean and never smoke, but for survival, where all the fuel we [...]

As SHOT Show 2016 approaches, we thought we’d take a look back at the top 5 stories from SHOW Show 2015. What were the most popular stories?

The word “forever” doesn’t compute in the American consumer market. We are a disposable society. But after the coming collapse, you better darn have some resources that could theoretically take care of your needs, “forever.” This week I am looking at some cutting edge survival lighting technology, and it just so happens they were made at the turn of the last century. Standard Oil Company was pushing their new “kerosene
fuel at that time, hoping to replace whale oil where natural gas could not be piped, and they came out with a newly patented product called the “center draft lamp.”

The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is reversing its position on concealed-carry, giving gun owners the nod to bring concealed firearms to the museum.

With 6,000 black men murdering each other annually and making no news, anyone can see that a murderer outside a ghetto is not national news, except in a perverse, revenue-generating, gun-grabbing agenda and immoral way.

Because the bills restrict purchases based on how much ammo a firearm’s capacity is, gun owners would be limited to in most cases between 10 and 20 rounds of ammunition per gun in each 3-month period.

The original Henry may well be lost to history, but you can still shoot a Henry Original. And this monster lever-action is an experience. This historic firearm was once a monumental leap forward in firearms technology. How does it stack up today?