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No, .22 Handguns Aren’t the Best Self-Defense Choice for the Weak and the Frail
A quick check of the calendar reveals that this is actually 2024, not 1984. That being said, I see that
NSSF: Americans Bought Another 1.2 Million Guns in April
We’ve clearly established a new floor on the minimum number of guns Americans buy each month. It’s likely somewhere between
Shooting Straight: Open Carry Idiocy
There always seems to be a lot of fuss over what may be considered the perfect everyday carry gun. The
Beware the Latest Dorr Brothers ‘No Compromise’ Scam Gun Rights Org in Indiana
By Chris Lee The Indiana legislature has made great strides in protecting the Second Amendment Rights of law-abiding Hoosiers in
Bellesiles 2.0: Meet Princeton Sociologist Megan Kang
Americans own guns. They’ve always owned guns, even before they were officially Americans. The British subjects who lived on this
No One is Entitled To Comfort At The Expense Of Others’ Rights
There are things that make some people uncomfortable for no rational reason, even though they don’t harm them in
OSD: There’s a Lot of Business Out There for the Companies That Figure Out How to Reach Women Gun Owners
Last week, Lena Miculek hosted the second ROSE Retreat that has been open to the public. ROSE is Sig’s sub-brand focusing
Mostly False: Harris Makes Up ‘Statistic’ On Unsecured Guns and School Shootings
At an event touting the Biden administration’s efforts to curb gun violence, Vice President Kamala Harris said the vast majority