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From Iraqveteran8888, “In this video, Ray goes over the process of assembling a stripped AR-15 lower receiver. Please follow the respective links for more information on the components used in this build. Stay tuned for a range review featuring the completed rifle in 25-45 Sharps.”

NRA News investigative reporter Ginny Simone takes a look at Shooters Grill in Rifle, Colorado, where the waitresses are encouraged to carry openly.

Simply buying a gun doesn’t make you safer. You need to learn the fundamental rules of firearm safety and how to use that gun before it becomes an asset to your self-defense posture.

Everytown for Gun Safety wants its members to “talk turkey” about firearms and crime this Thanksgiving. An infographic put out by the Bloomberg-funded organization states, “This Thanksgiving, when talk around the table turns to politics and current events, you can help set the record straight on some of the most common myths about guns.”

Our esteemed editor recently went on a rant about what he considers to be the Jan Brady of handgun ammunition. I think he’s delusional. There’s a lot to say about the .40 S&W, and very little of it is negative. Someone has to stand up for the .40–and I’m stepping up to the challenge. Here are 5 reasons why you should respect the round.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission struck down a ban Friday on the use of suppressors on rifles and pistols while hunting deer, gray squirrels, rabbits, wild turkeys, quail and crows.

While residents of Ferguson, Missouri, wait in anticipation for a grand jury to make a decision on whether to indict law enforcement officer Darren Wilson for the shooting death of Michael Brown, one can’t help but to wonder what will happen if Wilson is not charged.

There’s a reason why so many people have gravitated toward polymer pocket pistols for concealed carry. 1911s, though beautiful, tend to be a bit bulky and temperamental. I can’t begin to tell you how many times I’ve seen them fail. But what if you could have a single action custom built for your specific concealed carry wish-list, and one that would never fail? How much would that be worth? Today we’re looking at just such a gun, a 9mm CCO from Guncrafter Industries–and we’ve spent some time in their shop to see how this level of perfection is possible.

This is not a knife snob article. I am a big fan of cheap knives, and I don’t consider them really that inferior. To some degree, a knife is a knife is a knife. The point of this article isn’t cost or quality. My question is what style of knife or short sword is best for a survival situation. On one person you can carry a big knife and a little knife, and maybe an even bigger knife on your back, but coupled with a battle rifle, a pistol, ammo and supplies, a lot of blades sticking out of your form isn’t going to be a net positive. You have to choose, and choose well.