The Madding Crowds: Keeping Holiday Shopping Season Safety Front of Mind
Crowds naturally create opportunity — not just for retailers, but for individuals who prey on distraction, confusion, or complacency.
Go Figure: Gang Violence Has More to Do With Emotion Than Economics
Academics and other “experts” assume a rational weighing of possible benefit and loss by gang members, while accounts of actual shootings show something very different.
Gun Control Advocacy 101: When the Numbers Don’t Support Your Narrative, Manipulate Reframe the Data
If you’re honestly trying to understand what’s killing people, the data point squarely to mental health, social isolation, substance abuse and access to care – not to some uniquely dangerous “gun culture” in Minnesota.
5 Helpful Prep Tips for This Year’s Deer or Elk Harvest
It’s hard to beat a well-prepped, perfectly cooked steak – especially after the time and effort you spent hauling it out of the mountains. But other methods of prep can be just as satisfying. All it takes is a little work and some kitchen ingenuity.
New Jersey AG Opens a New Front in His Lawfare Campaign Against America’s Gun Makers
New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin’s serial abuse of the courts to impose New Jersey-style gun control in other states, or in his own for that matter, cannot be tolerated.
Elk Hunting Takes Good Gear and Plenty of Prep
By Lacey Polacek Each year, as the weather turns and summer wraps up, I inevitably begin preparing for some form
The Truth Gets Mauled When the Subject is Bear Hunting
In reality, bear hunting IS conservation. And if left unchecked, the black bear population would create serious safety, economic and ecological challenges.
Bloomberg’s Anti-Gun Agitprop Outlet Prioritizes Control Over Actually Saving Lives
The Trace author Mike Spies framed the relationship between NSSF and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention as self-serving and insinuated nefarious intent.
Improve Your Shooting: The Best Training Drill You’ve Probably Never Tried
You may be familiar with Dot Torture. It’s an excellent practice/assessment drill originally devised by David Blinder, then popularized by the late Todd Green.
Back to the Future – Learning to Run a Snubby Again
My half of that win/win occurred recently when we hosted a class of 22 students for a two-day immersion into revolvers; wheelguns in general on the first day and snub-nosed revolvers on day two.