Interview: Wake Forest Sociologist Professor David Yamane on America’s Gun Culture
David Yamane is a sociology professor at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina and has become an internationally recognized […]
Caldwell Is Making Seeing What You’re Hitting a Lot Easier
We tend to take targets for granted….until we get out to distances where we can’t see them. With diminutive
The WaPo Wins a Pulitzer for its Comically Incompetent Series on the AR-15
Some of the Post’s errors are almost comically incompetent, for example, conflating the velocity of a bullet with the rate of
End of Civilization Watch: Victorinox to Make Swiss Army Knives Without…Knives
Is it even possible to make a Swiss Army Knife if there’s no…knife? As contradictory as that would seem to
Commerce Export Ban Targets Hunters, Competitors Traveling Overseas
Hunters and competitive marksmen and women thinking about traveling overseas for their next adventure should keep in mind that the
Sorry, Joe, Crime Isn’t Actually Down, It Just Isn’t Being Reported
In his State of the Union address this year, President Joe Biden proclaimed that “Americans deserve the freedom to be safe, and
Gun Review: Henry U.S. Survival Rifle [VIDEO]
Eugene Stoner designed the AR-7 semi-automatic survival rifle for Air Force pilots back in the 1950s. In the Air Force’s
Is the Body Armor Market Every Going to See Growth Like Suppressors?
The biggest challenge for the civilian body armor industry is the value proposition. We love guns. Everyone in the OSD
Are You Giving a Gun For Mothers or Fathers Day? Here’s How to Do it Right
In case you weren’t paying attention, Mothers Day is this Sunday. And Father’s day will be on us (June 16)
Modularity: The Springer Precision Edition Echelon Pistol
When the Echelon 9mm pistol was introduced by Springfield Armory back in July it marked the company’s entry into the