What Academics Consistently Miss When Examining America’s Gun Culture
Criminologists study crime, and public health scholars study pathology. Sociologists tend to study what’s wrong with society rather than what’s right.
Gun Nation
One Family’s Story: Living in Rhodesia Gave Them an Unshakeable Appreciation for the Second Amendment
“Growing up in a war, guns were everywhere. One of the first things Mugabe did was require people to turn in their guns. By us, most of the people’s guns ended up in the bottom of a lake. We had strict gun laws.”
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.
‘This is my first time being here and being around and shooting with other people like myself’
Dozens of disabled participants – both first-timers and repeat attendees – gathered to learn from experts, sharpen skills and then compete in an International Defensive Pistol Association match competition.
Sorry, Senator, the Second Amendment Has Absolutely Nothing to Do With Uncle Dick’s Tree Stand
Sen. Klobuchar references her Uncle Dick and his tree stand often when discussing her belief that modern sporting rifles can and should be banned.
One Chicago Leftist Wants to Emulate the Black Panthers as a Response to ICE Agents in the Windy City
“I feel like a .45 ACP 1911 and a pistol grip .308 would be a wise decision given where we are as a country and what might happen in my neighborhood.”
The Champion: Remembering Marty Hayes
Marty was a somewhat polarizing figure in the gun industry. He was all no-holds-barred, no sugar-coating bluntness and damned if he didn’t stick to his beliefs. AIWB? No. Revolvers? Yes. Thumbs forward? No. Thumbs down? Yes. Dogs? A resounding yes.
Why Won’t the FBI Correct Its Flawed Data on Who Stops Active Shooters?
In 2022, the FBI reported only 11 of the 252 active shooter incidents were stopped by an armed citizen. The CRPC identified a total of 281 incidents and 41 of them – or 14.6% – were stopped by an armed citizen.
Can You Hear Me Now? JK 12 Gauge & 20 Gauge Shotgun Suppressors Review
Get out there and hunt suppressed. It’s great. It’s better. The JK 195 series makes it possible and practical thanks to how it properly controls shot patterns, and now’s the time to take advantage of it.
