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On Tuesday night, former baseball star Jose Canseco nearly shot his finger off while cleaning a firearm.

From Hickok45, “Shooting the big .45-70 Lyman Sharps Model of 1877 over on the Chapter 2 Rifle range.”

Hickok45 takes a look at a .22 caliber SIG Sauer 1911.

A friend challenged me to list the top five things I was most afraid of. So, I did. Here is my list.

Would you buy this can cannon for $399?

Tired of wrecking your thumbs loading AR mags? Maglula has the answer. Their new Benchloader is less expensive, more versatile, and damn fast.

Eric and Chad discuss a pending bill in California that would ban body armor.

I have pondered the subject of perimeter security for some time and I have decided that it is probably the hardest to come up with a hard and fast rule. You have to sleep at some point. And even if you have enough people to keep watch, how much advance notice will you have? I have looked into 12 volt motion detectors, but so far I have not found a better option than these hand welded alarms on Ebay. They use a standard .22 short nailgun blank, available at Home Depot. If you are handy you could make them yourself, but at $20 each they are a pretty cheap investment for a pretty important aspect of long term survival.

Now that James Bond has an iron clad set of balls, it’s time he upgraded his arsenal. While there’s nothing uniquely gadget-like about the Primary Weapons Systems MK107P, it does come in a briefcase. Q would be a bit jealous. And a tuxedoed 007 would look sharp carrying the Kenneth Cole case, but to hell with Bond. The novelty of the briefcase evaporates when you pull the trigger. This AR pistol is a surgical tool–it’s better than Bond–the PWS MK107P is exactly what’s right about America.