We have laws to disarm people and remove them from society of course, of course. Involuntary commitment. (Oh, but that’s an extreme measure!) Right. But this is an extreme situation we’re talking about here.
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What I Love & Hate About the SIG Sauer P365
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: July 2, 2018 { 57 comments }When it comes to defensive handguns, simple is not just good; simple is great. I just want to be able to draw the gun and squeeze the trigger in order to fire. I do not want a bunch of extra controls or features to fuss with.
Clay Learns to Reload: Ep. 5 Precision Powder Measuring with RCBS’ Powder Trickler & ChargeMaster Lite
BY Clay Martin Published: June 27, 2018 { 3 comments }In my journey into reloading as a cherry boy, I have done some things that are at the very least questionable, if not downright sketchy. I think we can all agree that a red Solo cup and a Gerber baby spoon are not proper powder-measuring tools, though they do work in a pinch.
How-To: Shooting Groups for Accuracy
BY Administrator Published: June 23, 2018 { 5 comments }Accuracy testing is a part of life for shooters and gun enthusiasts and an oft-debated practice on social media firearms forums. And although the most-asked question revolves around the number of shots fired for a group, there is far more to testing firearms than round count. Is it nice knowing whether or not your rifle – and you – are truly capable of sub-MOA groups?
Top Five Concealable Blades
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: June 20, 2018 { 8 comments }This is an exercise in compromise to be sure. Reducing the cutting power of the knife increases its concealability (and vice versa). We’ve got two neck knives, one pocket folder, one ankle rig and one boot knife. Which would you carry and why?
Exclusive: When Seconds Count, Armed Teachers Offer Unique Advantages Over Resource Officers
BY Jordan Michaels Published: June 11, 2018 { 26 comments }Schools owe it to their students to look into every resource that might help during an active shooter incident. Despite what the mainstream media would have you believe, armed teachers are almost always highly trained and offer unique advantages over a school resource officer.
Korwin: Here’s Why You Need Oppose Universal Background Checks
BY Alan Korwin Published: June 4, 2018 { 42 comments }The only thing the background check does effectively is collect the names of innocent Americans who buy constitutionally protected products, that create a balance of power between the public and the government.
It’s Time to Publicly Torture Mass Killers
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 24, 2018 { 22 comments }It’s time we publicly torture mass killers. Let’s pluck out their eyes with hot pincers, splash frothing sulfuric acid on their genitals and, just about the time they’re starting to convalesce, bury them alive in a hill of agitated African army ants.
Faulty, Fabulous, or Fad? An M.D. Argues the 40 S&W
BY Will Dabbs Published: May 18, 2018 { 111 comments }The .40S&W arose as the indirect result of the FBI’s 1986 Miami shootout. If you aren’t familiar with the details surf on over when you’re done here. Any student of small arms is well served to read up on it. Google is your buddy. During the Miami shootout, two FBI special agents were killed and five wounded by a pair of bank robbers wielding a variety of weapons.
When it Comes to Guns, Smart is Stupid
BY True Pearce Published: May 10, 2018 { 12 comments }As an instructor who has taught thousands of people, I believe that the only real way to prevent accidents in any age group is through training. I often hear firearm companies market on the fact that you don’t have to pull the trigger to take our XYZ fancy model gun apart. The reason for that is because many people have shot themselves while taking their gun apart. How about we just follow one of the basic safety rules and not point it at ourselves when we pull the trigger?









