‘Guns of the Cold War’ began as a series of articles published on Shooting News Weekly and is now available as Amazon paperback and Kindle versions as well as in audiobook format.
Two West Virginia National Guard members shot Wednesday near the White House have died, the state’s governor said.
More than 150 veterans and their families enjoyed some trigger time as a way for the firearm industry and San Antonio Police Department to offer a collective “thank you” to vets and their families for their service and sacrifice.
The main thing is, it amuses me. When I Form 1’d it, I put in the reason block “Personal defense against robots, cyborgs, rhinos, and genetically re-created dinosaurs and all other lawful purposes.”
There are thousands of veterans in our industry who remind us just how fortunate we are that they chose to defend freedom.
Years later, Glock would comment that it was his lack of experience in the gun-making world that actually led him to succeed and to do things that other more seasoned makers would never have attempted.
In the summer of 1987 I found find myself laying in the grass on the Parris Island rifle range focusing
Details about his death were released for the first time Friday, including that the alleged shooter, Marcus White-Allen, had pointed the gun at Lovan’s chest in a “joking manner.”
“To be honest, I get it. With everything going on with how the military is being used currently, I understand not wanting to let servicemembers join an organization like that.”
While this series has been about guns of the Cold War, I thought it would be an interesting diversion to
