Random Thoughts About 9/11, Evil, and Guns
The fight against evil is a fundamental, indeed a profound guiding principle of our nation. It informs our religion, education and popular culture. But as the Zen expression reminds us, ... Read more
The fight against evil is a fundamental, indeed a profound guiding principle of our nation. It informs our religion, education and popular culture. But as the Zen expression reminds us, ... Read more
This post is by Ryan Cleckner [above], an attorney who specializes in firearms law. It’s republished from ryancleckner.com with the author’s permission. I recently posted an article exploring the new rules by the ATF concerning NFA ... Read more
“Okay, let’s say I’m in a scenario on the trail where I want to use a gun. I wouldn’t want it if I was being robbed. In the case of ... Read more
David Tong [via ammoland.com] writes: There’ve long been questions regarding the reason the .40 Smith & Wesson cartridge has been losing popularity, even though as of as late as 2011, ... Read more
You may have noticed that my byline’s disappeared from The Truth About Guns. There’s a reason for that . . . Last week, after more than eight years of blogging, ... Read more
Will Duncan’s everydaycarry.compocket dump is a minimalist masterpiece. The 9mm GLOCK 43 is a phenomenal mouse gun with one drawback: it came out after the .380 42. So a lot ... Read more
In the video below, The Range at Austin‘s resident gun guru and TTAG contributor Jeff Gonzales takes newbies through the holster selection process. There’s a question about holster selection that ... Read more
“The wife of the Orlando nightclub shooter was found not guilty Thursday of aiding and abetting her husband’s deadly, Islamic State-inspired attack and obstructing the FBI’s investigation into the incident,” ... Read more
You may have heard about a recent incident where police shot a man armed with an iPhone, which they claim they mistook for a gun. And you may have wondered, ... Read more