How Raheem Brantley Became a Cautionary Tale at Smokers Town
The aspiring criminal staggered out the door, leaking badly. He made it to a grassy area behind the store and immediately began his never-ending dirt nap.
Self-Defense
Armed Good Guy Successful in Miami Gardens When 2 Street Entrepreneurs’ Business Plan Goes Badly
In Miami Gardens, Florida last week, two enterprising young scholars decided a food delivery driver looked like easy money. Spoiler
God Protects Those Who Prepare: Church Security Shouldn’t Be Controversial
Refusal to provide church security is short-sighted and dangerous. It treats prudence as a lack of belief and preparedness as spiritual failure.
One Weird Trick For Reducing Crime on Your Violence-Plagued Urban Transit System
The CTA rules/code of conduct reinforce the vulnerability of law-abiding passengers by banning the possession and carrying of any weapons.
Gun Sales in Twin Falls Have Jumped Since the Shooting…Or Have They?
This should be a warning to reporters that they need to do some work to restore an image of fairness. That could take the better part of a decade.
Vote Accordingly: Open Borders Plus Gun Rights Restrictions is a Recipe for Chaos
The macro view of the unfolding situation in Ceuta offers similar dynamics to what has been experienced right here in America.
Before the Police Get There: Armed People Save Lives More and More Often
You can certainly wait for the police. You can wait until they get there while the shooting continues. That’s what most people do. They wait and they hope.
Shot Placement: Aim High(er), Where the Rounds Will Do the Most Good
Humans don’t “rise to the occasion” during deadly encounters, they default to whichever level of training they have mastered.
The Minuteman II Slim: Amtac Put Their Most Popular Blade On A Diet
The Minuteman II Slim doesn’t reinvent what made the original popular. It just takes some of the bulk out of it.
Anything That Advances Americans’ Right to Armed Self-Defense Makes the NYT Very Uncomfortable
The “right to kill” isn’t growing, as McIntire purports in his headline. It’s always been there thanks to the Second Amendment.