Tools or Toys: What’s Most Important in an Everyday Carry Gun
“Your weapons should be hearty, not decorative,” wrote Miyamoto Musashi in The Book of Five Rings. For those unfamiliar, Musashi […]
“Your weapons should be hearty, not decorative,” wrote Miyamoto Musashi in The Book of Five Rings. For those unfamiliar, Musashi […]
It wasn’t until I had left the Marine Corps (the first time) and took more training that I realized that SPORTS was either more steps that necessary or not nearly enough.
Purchasing the hardware is only the beginning, not the end. Sadly, far too many well-meaning folks buy a gun for “personal protection” and feel that they’ve checked the box.
If there’s a downside or Achilles heel to red dots on pistols versus good old irons, it’s the requirement to use threaded screws to secure either the mounting plate and/or the optic itself to the slide.
When you use the words “fighting solves everything,” people often misinterpret what you mean. Fighting isn’t just about physical altercations. Fighting is ultimately about the spirit.
The longer you occupy space here on Earth, the greater the tendency to just assume that because you learned something
During a recent interview we did for Student of the Gun Radio, we had a guest come on and discuss
OpticGard now has optional add-on lens covers that they call their “GlareGard.”
When the American gun community and gun industry found out that the Army was using a gas-piston 5.56mm gun, they viewed that as the wave of the future.
After every company succumbs to the pressure from the Instagram models to port and comp their supposed self-defense pistols, what then? How soon before some company puts a bottle opener in the grip?