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What better way to celebrate a friend’s marriage than giving him a chance to be Rambo for a day.

Redline Pro Gear has built a holster for the AR-15. About time, right? If you are looking for a secure way to carry your AR rifle, or pistol, check this thing out.

A 72-year-old New Jersey man faces felony charges for riding in his car with an unloaded flintlock pistol manufactured in the mid-1700s.

A brief look at some non-lethal weapons which raises the question of under what circumstances would you carry such a sidearm?

Feedback from a French Special Forces solider on Instructor Zero’s teaching methodology.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has announced it is seeking to ban commonplace 5.56 M855 ball ammunition as “armor piercing ammunition.” ATF is seeking public comment on the proposal, so all industry employees, target shooters and gun owners should contact ATF to oppose this unnecessary ban, which is truly a solution in search of a problem and that raises serious questions about executive agency attitude and overreach. Stopped cold on Capitol Hill, this action appears to be the Obama administration’s attempt to pursue gun control by other means.

Rock Island Auction Company’s February Regional Firearms Auction is going to be our BIGGEST sale yet and our first ever 4-day auction event! To be held February 19 – 22, the action on Friday, Saturday & Sunday will remain the same, but we’re opening earlier at 8:00 a.m. CST on Thursday and the action will commence at 2:00 p.m. as we begin to sell all the collectible firearms, edged weapons, ammunition, military artifacts & uniforms, book, accessories, bronzes, & parts that buyers have come to expect from these auctions.

Hickok45, “Shooting and showing a very nice 1911, the Warren Tactical Springfield Operator in 9mm.”

This article is something of a shootout between my favorite (and cheap at $400) night vision scope and an interesting new digital night vision product that was made from a converted IR CCTV camera. In my experience, digital night vision normally isn’t worth the inflated pricetag. I’ve even declined to review the couple “clip on” models that I’ve tried because they were just too expensive for what you get. This product, called Digital Crosshairs, is also a clip on that uses your existing scope. But at only $400-$575, it is at least arguably worth the price.