This Canadian gold and silver expert explains that after the current de-industrialization phase, next will come the disarmament phase.
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The Budget Friendly DB FS Nine New Gun Review
Published: July 21, 2014 { 13 comments }Long established firearm manufacturers, with catalogs of full-size models, went back to the drawing board to design smaller, lighter, and more concealable handguns. Some manufacturers executed flawlessly, while other struggled with reliability issues and safety recalls. Diamondback Firearms followed a different path, as is clearly evident in the new full-sized, budget conscious DB FS 9.
What caused these two Miami cops to throw down?
Published: July 16, 2014 { 11 comments }What caused these two Miami cops to throw down in public?
A Look Inside Thermold Magazines – Factory Tour
Published: July 14, 2014 { 17 comments }Thermold Magazines has a long row to hoe, but they’re intent on reshaping their image. Their mags are made in the USA, and backed with a lifetime warranty. I’ve recently taken a behind-the-scenes tour of their factory, and we’ll have full reviews up soon.
Plano’s Sportsman Trunk – Gear Review
Published: July 14, 2014 { 3 comments }Sometimes a box is just a box. You put your junk in it and never think twice. Sometimes a box needs to be something more. Plano, the economical end of storage cases, is making a play at that next level of protection, but staying true to their customers’ expectations about pricing. On the high end [...]
A Bad Ass Bersa? The BP9CC – (Review)
Published: July 12, 2014 { 87 comments }There are some of us out here in the real world who scrape up funds for gun purchases. We want guns that work, and we don;t want to pay premiums for brand names. Well, here’s one. The Bersa BP9CC is a kickass way to carry concealed. The price tag isn’t going to knock you over, but the gun’s performance just might.
Nothing Traditional about Traditions’ Vortek .50
Published: July 12, 2014 { 15 comments }The Traditions Vortek striker- fired in-line muzzleloader shoots more like a GLOCK than it does your average flintlock, yet the high-tech rifle can still be used during those extra days of hunting season when the center-fire rifles and shotguns are forbidden. But once you have the gun loaded and ready, you may not be able to tell the difference.
300 AAC Blackout Fundementals – Ammunition and Reloading
Published: July 10, 2014 { 32 comments }Love it or hate it, the 300 AAC Blackout is an interesting and incredibly diverse cartridge. Imagine trying to design a ballistic compensation scope for a cartridge that can use 110 grain projectiles traveling at 2,400 feet per second AND 245 grain projectiles traveling at 950 feet per second. Reloading is just as challenging.
Family of man who killed cop- ‘Could have been avoided if officer stayed in car’
Published: July 9, 2014 { 3 comments }The family of an Indianapolis man accused of murdering a police officer is saying that the tragedy could have been avoided if the officer had remained in his vehicle instead of confronting the suspect who was armed with a semiautomatic rifle.
American Built Arms T*Grip–Gear Review
Published: July 8, 2014 { 3 comments }The ergonomics on the IWI Tavor are hit or miss. You either love them or the gun simply doesn’t fit you. American Built Arms can help bridge the gap. Their T*Grip may turn the biggest critics of the Tavor into believers.









