You Can Learn A Lot By Not Shooting Your Gun At All
All of our range work was done using inert red guns. That’s because we were working in teams of two where we’d be drawing and pointing the red gun at our partner as they advanced on us.
Gun-Related Businesses are the 21st Century Equivalent of the Unwelcome Irish
There is a debate, or there was one until a 14-yer-old high school student proved a University of Illinois history professor wrong, as to whether or not signs that read, ‘Help Wanted: No Irish Need Apply’ actually existed. Professor Richard Jensen authored a piece “ ‘No Irish Need Apply’: A Myth of Victimization,” for the Journal of Social History.
I Need a New Range Bag . . .
I need a new range bag. I had a range bag, a couple in fact, but a few years ago
Are You a Fan of Fiber Optic Sights?
That is the question. And the answer is, most definitely, yes. I became a fan of fiber optic front sights
Crafting the Message: Getting the Industry On the Same Page
For years, probably decades, the broader pro-gun, pro-Second Amendment community has been accused of preaching to the choir. And that’s been
Fathers Day Edition: 5 Things You Didn’t Know You Needed
Roaming the aisles of the NRA Show in Dallas, it became clear that it was about time for the next
No One Really Knows What to Expect at NRA Dallas
This year’s NRA Show – the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits, as it’s properly known – comes against the backdrop
Gunsmithing: It’s Hammer Time
When it comes to tools, serious gunsmiths — the ones that actually make their living working on guns — spend
When You Really Want to Murder a Murder of Crows
Crow hunting is a blast. Not that I would know first-hand because I have never been. But I’ve heard it
Firearm Trainers: Those Who Can Need to be Able to Show They Can
The old joke — or perhaps it’s just a disappointing societal truth we do our best to ignore — is