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With the Russian/Ukraine conflict now going hot, we really need to return to the topic of radiation, since both of these are nuclear armed countries, with nukes pointed at us. In part one of this article we covered the basics of inexpensive Geiger counters and the basic need to have one. Radiation is silent. Without a way to measure it where you reside, you will never know if you are being bombarded by a nuclear event, or whether that mushroom cloud you saw in the distance was just a conventional explosion. Dirty bombs, nuclear reactor accidents, suitcase nukes and of course ICBMs are scary things, but with your own Geiger counter you will instantly know if you are in danger or if, for now, you are not in danger. In this article we will use the $80 Version II MyGeiger kit that I ordered pre-soldered ($12), and the $20 SBM-20 Geiger tube. We will take a look at the actual numbers when it comes to radiation, as well as the free logging software. And most importantly, we will discuss the only preventative measure that you an take to protect you from radiation poisoning. It worked on nearly 100% of those treated after Chernobyl. If a nuclear event is coming, those without this key inexpensive ingredient on hand will not be happy campers.

Mississippians, go out and buy yourself a firearm, a bow, ammunition or other hunting supplies this weekend and you won’t have to pay the state’s 7 percent sales tax!

The National Shooting Sports Foundation, the trade association for the firearms and ammunition industry, has a simple but important message for you: #GUNVOTE.

A former Navy SEAL is in hot water with Ohio police over a story he told them about being the victim of a shooting perpetrated by three black men near a shopping center in Bath Township.

Shannon Watts, the founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, appeared on ‘CBS This Morning’ and touted the group’s anti-open carry agenda now targeting The Kroger Company, the retail food chain corporation.

The NRA’s Ginny Simone highlights some of The Garden State’s ‘accidental criminals.’

“The clerk cooperated fully, yet the suspect still shot him in the head one time, gathered the money and left the location,” DeKalb County Lt. A.W. Ford told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

NOIR is back, with Season 1, Part 2, Episode 9: ‘LaSorte’s Last Stand.’

Kimber’s take on the perfect concealed carry 1911 is a commander length single action with a bobbed grip and a built in laser. It draws fast, is easy to get on target, and hits hard. If you are looking for a functional 1911 that looks as good as it shoots, check out Kimber.