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Polymer mouse guns aren’t for everyone. Some of us prefer a more substantial .380–but they’re getting to be rather scarce. Here’s one you should consider if you ever come across one used. The Taurus Pt-58.

As the Wall Street Journal reported this week, gun ownership and usage among senior citizens has risen dramatically over the past five years.

The U.S. Army’s chief of staff Gen. Mark Milley recently gave a talk at the 2016 Future of War Conference slamming the process of the MHS program,

Tom Deeb, the founder of Hi-Point Firearms, passed away earlier this week. He was 66 years old and will be missed by friends and family.

“He was keep reaching for my gun and I was really afraid,” Kim said. “I pulled my gun out and I shot him a couple times.”

I was thinking of what the future holds for our right to keep and bear arms. And the more I thought about the question, the farther out in time I began to contemplate it. So, what’s the future of the 2A in 15 years? In 50 years? In 100 years? In 500 years?

Do you hang pro-2A signs? Do you pronounce yourself to the world as a gun owner? Do you believe pro-2A signs deter criminals?

There’s nothing wrong with a .45 ACP 1911. Still, some prefer the ballistic performance of the 9mm. But what if there were a better option? There is–the old .38 Super, an almost forgotten option, kicks ass. So how hard is it to convert a 1911 to .38 Super?

SCCY Industries has made a change to their “no questions asked” warranty thanks to a handful of people taking advantage of their stolen guns policy.