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This past week there was a lot of hype about Ebola because Lakeland Industries a released a press release that claimed the US State Department ordered 160,000 hazmat suits from them. “Lakeland stands ready to join the fight against the spread of Ebola,” said Christopher J. Ryan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Lakeland Industries. [...]

Shotguns have been a favorite choice for many years when it comes to personal protection as they provides firepower and versatility with options to fit any budget. There are a lot of myths about what makes a good shotgun for home defense. The basics are easy–it should be a 12 gauge, possess a sturdy and reliable action, have an 18-20 inch barrel, and an easy to see sighting system. Here are five scatter guns that would make excellent choices for defensive shotguns when things go bump in the night.

Instructor Zero giving us the rundown on the six steps to choosing the right holster.

Forced by a federal judge to create a concealed carry issuance standard, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray is promoting a may-issue law that would require one to give a good and substantial reason on why one needs to carry a firearm outside the home.

The Reno Gazette-Journal looks at the 40 percent background check myth and confirms pretty much what gun owners already knew, it’s B.S.

Some see the M1 Carbine as a antique, a collectable that’s nostalgic at best. They’ve never seen Fulton Armory’s carbines. The Fulton M3 Scout Carbine builds on the M1’s classic design. But don’t mistake this for some historic homage, or a safe queen–Fulton’s M3 is an ideal choice for home defense. And it shoots one clean r.

Instructor Zero’s one shot drill: Glock 17, Gas Mask S10, 20 yards, Steel Pole. Man’s game.

Colion Noir is calling B.S. on the treatment of Shaneen Allen, the mother of two and PA CCW holder arrested in New Jersey for carrying her firearm.

“I am totally for gun control in the US. The population of America is roughly 300 million and there are 300 million guns in this country, which is terrifying,” explained Neeson.