Stockholm Syndrome, Newtown and the Liberator Pistol
ED: The following post originally ran on December 26, 2012, about two weeks after the Sandy Hook shooting. A famous man once wrote that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, ... Read more
The 3-D Printed Liberator: A Mettle Detector For American Society
Long-time TTAG readers will recall my piece on the original Liberator pistol and the decision on the part of the Allies to not drop it into Occupied France. It wasn’t ... Read more
The Battle Rifle: Origins and Theory, Part Two
Where were we? Oh, right: World War II was over and it was time for the world’s armies to adopt some self-loading rifles already. The Soviets had whole-heartedly subscribed ... Read more
The Battle Rifle: Origins And Theory, Part One
Let’s say the proverbial balloon goes up tonight. It doesn’t matter why; maybe it’s a riot, maybe it’s Red Dawn, or maybe Janet Napolitano’s finally getting around to using ... Read more
Gun Review: The IMI/Magnum Research Desert Eagle
The IMI/Magnum Research Desert Eagle wasn’t the first large-caliber autopistol to reach production. That honor belongs to the .44 AutoMag, which was then succeeded by the Wildey Auto, as famously ... Read more
