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These occasional “Prepping Theory” columns can be hard to write, but I feel that unless we periodically talk about why we do this and what the priorities are, it is hard to maintain any kind of enthusiasm. We are after all preparing for the end of life as we know it, and it’s hard to not feel like you are nuts sometimes, or all the time. This topic, investing, is perhaps the hardest thing to talk about, because I know that so many of the tens of thousands of the readers of this column (25,000 last month) are not preparing sufficiently for what I now know is a coming collapse. Many people are sitting on retirement savings and investments, hoping to weather whatever the storm is coming, and though they could put some of those assets into actual preparation, they think that a gun and a savings account will guarantee them survival. It won’t, but that isn’t the point of this article.

Hickok45 shoots and discusses another “concealed carry” option, the little Colt Pocketlite .380.

A federal judge ruled this week that D.C.’s “good cause” requirement for concealed carry was unconstitutional.

An elderly Florida homeowner shot two burglars Monday, wounding one and killing the other.

Just like in battle, in a self-defense situation the element of surprise is critical. If the assailant ambushes the victim that victim is at a distinct disadvantage.

In the wake of the Waco Twin Peaks shooting, there’s a question on the mind of gun owners everywhere: What will be the political fallout from this shooting?

A Democratic lawmaker recently introduced a bill that would effectively ban the sale of online ammunition as it exists today.

There were rumblings recently that UPS was going to stop shipping suppressors, even between manufacturers and federal firearms licensees.

American citizen Corey Knowlton tracked down and killed an endangered black Rhino in Namibia Africa, CNN reports.