Sometimes violence is the best medicine
Once more we have another real life lesson in the futility of the ficticious “gun free” zone, this time from Darby, Pennsylvania. A patient who had ...
Category: editorial
5 people doing great things for the shooting community
We spend so much time online talking about the terrible things that we see in relation to the shooting community. New gun control laws, tactical derp, cheating ...
I always come back around to the wheel
One of the perks of my job is I get to shoot and carry a lot of different guns. In the past month I’ve shot some guns that aren’t even on the market...
Good reasons for buying a new military sidearm
In the discussion about the possibility of the military purchasing new sidearms to replace the Beretta M9 there has been much nonsense. Most of the discussions ...
“Harder hitting” nonsense…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve doubtless encountered this gem of a story from Fox News which covers the U.S. Army’s desire for...
Tourniquets are a good thing
I often use this space to give vent to annoyances that accumulate in my brain over a period of time because eventually the buildup reaches such a state that it ...
5 tips to getting good firearms advice on the internet
The internet is a great place to learn. It’s also a very efficient at spreading bad information, half-truths, and lies. I’m sure that this applies t...
How much accuracy do you need?
If you’ve spent more than 2.5 seconds on internet gun forum, you’ve probably had someone tell you that M&P pistols aren’t accurate. I fee...
Dear police: please stop shooting people’s dogs
A friend of mine post this news story this morning on Facebook, it’s about a Hammond, Indiana police officer who had to get his gun off so bad that he sho...
Lessons from Las Vegas
If you’ve been paying attention in the last week, you’ve doubtless heard about a pretty horrific event in Las Vegas. Two worthless dregs of society ...