Vintage Gun Review: Savage Enfield No.4 MK1*
There are few guns that capture the imagination like those from World War II. I ...
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Historians Defending Gun Control Laws are Mighty Selective When Constructing Their Arguments
UC-Berkely History Professor Brian DeLay is an expert witness states frequently have turned to recently ...
Read moreHow I Spent My Summer Vacation: AR-15 Rifle Builder Edition, Part Deux
[ED: This is the second in a three-part series. Read the first article HERE.] If ...
Read moreHow I Spent My Summer Vacation: AR-15 Rifle Builder Edition
I retired from full-time law enforcement two years ago, and I took a job as ...
Read moreObscure Object of Desire: Something Extremely Ugly, Cheaply Made and Very Expensive
This came across my desk courtesy of Red Hills Arms of Tallahassee. They are a ...
Read moreWhich 8 Great People of the Gun Would You Invite for a Day at the Range and Dinner?
By LKB The “Dinner Party Hypothetical” is a common psychological thought experiment. In it, you’re ...
Read moreThe Truth About Derringers
By BLoving A few years ago, I spotted a customer leaning over the glass case ...
Read moreIndependence Day: A Celebration of America’s Gun Culture
Want to celebrate America’s independence like a Founding Father? Consider getting to a range. It’s ...
Read moreObscure Object of Desire: Smith & Wesson M1917 Revolver
I like weird guns. In fact, I pretty much like all guns. I know in ...
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