More Than a Trace of Toxicity From Michael Bloomberg’s Anti-Gun Agitprop Outlet
It must be a difficult time to be an anti-gun activist working at the Trace—the propaganda arm of former New
It must be a difficult time to be an anti-gun activist working at the Trace—the propaganda arm of former New
Their new Rabbit Rounds are loaded with a plastic sabot that holds four BB-size shot pellets.
Considering some of the pontification regarding the shorties, it’s easy to see why the term “Hater Tots” was coined.
The same story plays out, over and over again, for most of us. Something happens. It’s usually something bad and
You carry a gun every day. It’s your last line of defense. You hope you’ll never need it, but if
“It’s a hollow point, so I’m good. They’re pretty much all the same, right?” Nope. Not at all.
Carrying a .380 pistol — either on your belt or in your pocket — used to mean worrying about effectiveness. Not any more.
John Farnam was right all those years ago. Chasing after “stopping power” or some type of “magic bullet” is a fool’s errand.
You need to know you can stop a threat as quickly and effectively as possible. You do that by loading your gun with the right 9mm self-defense round.
This is a sweeping ammunition restriction designed to harm Colorado hunters. It’s backed by a familiar anti-hunting activist playbook.