Consumer Information
A Closer Look at Ruger’s New Pistol Caliber Carbine Models
As they announced back in April, Ruger has released a line of six new PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) models. At…Read More >
Author: John Bibby
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Blades and Knives
10 Products You Didn’t Know That Smith & Wesson Makes
All of us in the gun community are very aware of the gun options from Smith & Wesson. (If you…Read More >
Legal
Florida Campus Carry Law: Does It Go Far Enough?
To give a brief recap, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting happened. I think we all know what happened…Read More >
Legal|News
Imitation: The Sincerest Flattery
The progressive side of the American political debate has declared itself and its policies immune to federal, state, and sometimes…Read More >
Legal Issues
Collective Punishment 2019
On pie day, in a 4:3 vote, a court granted anti-gun advocates a Holy Grail item. They were handed the…Read More >
Safety and Training
5 Self-defense Gun Myths
There are many self-defense myths that continue to make the rounds. I am going to pick five of them and…Read More >
Concealed Carry|General
MWAG—Man With a Gun
For those not up to speed, MWAG means Man with a Gun. I am a man with a gun, and…Read More >
Ammunition
Bullets: Chunky and Slow vs. Fast and Light
Many of the modern, name brand bullets in .45 ACP or 9mm will do the job well. This data should help you realize, with the proper bullets, ammunition effectiveness is not nearly as large a concern as it once was. That is not say that all bullets in 9mm or .45 ACP perform the same. This article looks at data from different ammunition tests and picks the 3 top performers for consideration.
General
Red Flag Laws
Are you aware that several states have laws in place to circumvent your Second, Fourth, and Fifth Amendment rights, relating to…Read More >
Concealed Carry
Top 5 “Small” Carry Choices for Arthritic Hands
I like to think that I am still close to my prime; but I can certainly see how my parents are no longer near their peak. This is very evident with my mother’s arthritic hands. Roughly 10 years ago, she purchased a Ruger LCP (the original) as her every day carry (EDC) gun. Her hand strength was fine for recoil control, slide manipulation and her finger was certainly strong enough to manage the trigger. Over intervening time, those processes have become much more difficult, making her rethink her handgun choice.