Leupold’s New VX-Freedom Straight Wall Scope Comes With Three Elevation Dials for the Post Popular Straight Wall Calibers
The VX-Freedom Straight-Wall gives hunters a fast, simple, and precise aiming solution in the moments that matter most.
Armed Citizen Opens Fire on Idaho In-N-Out Burger Spree Shooter
Nothing to see here. Just another good guy with a gun putting himself in danger to challenge an active killer.
NRA Marketing Sure Has Come a Long Way From Those ‘Cold Dead Hands’
Having an NRA promo show up in our feed featuring a blonde in a tight tee and form-fitting scrunch-butt athleisure shorts came as a surprise.
NITECORE NPL25 GL Weapon Light and Green Laser
Sure, you can tote a bigger, heavier unit but a more compact, lighter-weight package that like the NITECORE NPL25 GL gives you the illumination you need with a green laser option.
Down Goes Jersey: Third Circuit Ends NJ’s Ban on ‘Assault Weapons’ and ‘High Capacity’ Magazines
I was traveling yesterday, so couldn’t get to the really big news that the Third Circuit has ended New Jersey’s semi-auto rifle and standard capacity magazine bans.
Butterfield Effect Hits ‘The Trace’ Hard as They Try to Reconcile Lower Crime, Higher Gun Ownership
Back in the olden days — the 1990s — violent crime in America peaked in about 1992, then began a
How to Go From Shoplifting to Attempted Murder in One Easy Step
You know what’s really crazy? The fact that this oxygen thief only served a total of 92 days for his previous drug, domestic violence and false information convictions.
Gear Review: Osight K GN 6 MOA Green Dot Sight
Osight — the weapon sight side of the flashlight and weapon light maker Olight — has really built out its
Dilemma: ‘I Can’t Buy a Gun Because Everyone I Know Hates Them and Won’t Vouch For Me’
I basically don’t want to feel like I’m being cucked from owning a firearm to protect myself in my own home.
SCOTUS’s AR-15 Ruling Could Open a Broader Range of Questions the Gun Control Industry Doesn’t Want Answered
The decided cases also have potentially broad implications. If drug use, by itself, does not justify disarming someone, what about a nonviolent felony conviction?