Self-Defense: The Search for Magic Bullets and ‘Stopping Power’
John Farnam was right all those years ago. Chasing after “stopping power” or some type of “magic bullet” is a fool’s errand.
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.
Tens of thousands of Japanese and German ghosts would attest to the lethal efficiency of the cartridge. If they could.
The origin of the 22 Nosler goes back to the GWoT when Remington introduced the 6.8mm SPC II cartridge as a potential replacement for 5.56mm NATO.
Winchester just released this new load, and as a major shotgun nerd, I decided to get my hands on it
I’m in the process of getting rid of the various accumulations of the last half-century of my career, finally tossing
Should your barrel be five inches long? Four? Three? Are shorter barrels a detriment for defensive use?
Wayne Pacelle, the disgraced anti-hunting activist who previously resigned following sexual harassment allegations and grifter who was once head of the anti-hunting
In a move straight out of the gun confiscation playbook, Illinois Democrats have filed legislation that would require every single