Yippee Ki-Yay: How to Shoot Like John McClane at Your Christmas Party
Die Hard was essentially a two hour long commercial for European gun makers.
Gun Rights: Don’t Fall for the ‘Just a Civilian’ PsyOp
It should make you angry, disgusted, insulted or some combination of all three that your elected representatives believe they have the authority to create rules that don’t apply to elitist members of the government.
Modern Classics: The Remington 870 Police Magnum Shotgun
While Mossberg has since overtaken Remington in the last five to ten years, the fact remains that the Remington Model 870 is still a very viable tool.
The Eyes Have It: Training with Iron Sights and Optics – Part 2
Many shooters with older eyes or vision issues have found that an illuminated dot optic provides them with a better reference point than a traditional iron sight setup.
The Eyes Have It: Training with Iron Sights and Optics – Part 1
I have been paying attention to the gun world since long before I could purchase a firearm. When I was
Shooter’s ROI: Before You ‘Upgrade,’ Consider a 500-Round Trigger Job
Recently there was an SNW post regarding the danger of putting aftermarket parts into guns where the parts might fit,
Modern Classics: The GLOCK 23 Pistol
I can’t recall who it was that hipped me to the idea that it was possible to convert a .40 S&W pistol to a 9mm by swapping barrels and magazines, but twenty years ago, that’s what I did.
Modern Classic: The IWI Tavor SAR Bullpup Rifle
As far as bullpup rifles in general are concerned, they tend to be rather polarizing. Folks either love them or they seem to have an irrational hatred for them.
Patriot Arsenal: 3 Guns Every American Should Own – The Shotgun
While there are those who might view the shotgun as a distance tool because it is a long gun, just as we considered with the rifle for home defense, the shotgun is a power tool.
Worst Case Scenarios: How the Untested Can Survive in a Crisis
When you find yourself in the gravest extreme, you won’t magically rise to the occasion, but you will react with the level of training that you’ve mastered. What that level might be is up to you.