Mark, a software engineer from Atlanta, learned how to code. So he’s set in life, unlike all these mainstream media people getting laid off from their jobs Americans don’t need any longer. After all, who reads a dead-tree newspaper or watches the CBS Evening News today? (If you need a clue, just pay attention to […]
By Karen Farthing This past Easter Sunday, I had the privilege of traveling to Hawesville, Kentucky to take a private lesson with Charlie Sisk of Sisk Rifles. Full disclosure – it was a bit of a fan-girl moment for me. I’ve been using Sisk’s articles and lessons to teach my own students both the art […]
California’s Democrat Senator Kamala Harris started out as a deputy district attorney in Oakland. In a job like that, she no doubt dealt with a lot of firearms-related crimes and prosecutions. She was then elected to the lofty post of Attorney General of the Golden State. That’s the state with the strictest gun laws in […]
Scandal has plagued the National Rifle Association for months now. Plenty of folks, myself included, think the NRA’s EVP and CEO Wayne LaPierre owns much of the mess. Others believe Mr. LaPierre has saved the organization from ruin, time and time again, including now. Even if LaPierre really has saved the organization in the past, […]
This is TTAG’s weekly roundup of legal and legislative news affecting guns, the gun business and gun owners’ rights. Senate Dems vs. The Supreme Court We’ve covered New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. The City of New York quite a bit in this column. There have been twists and turns along the way. But […]
If your guns are confiscated under a “red flag” order, not only will you have to prove a negative — that you’re not a danger to yourself or anyone else — in order to get your property back, but you’ll have to pay thousands…maybe tens of thousands of dollars for the privilege. Experienced counsel to […]
David French from KC, MO send his load out. He’s a shop manager and counts himself as another S&W Shield carrier. Yes, GLOCK was a few years too late coming out with their single-stack 9 and the folks at S&W ate their breakfast. David likes his in the 2.0 version in .45 ACP caliber. That’s […]
By the NSSF The excitement of having your shot break a flying clay target or knock over a steel plate (clang!) and then sharing the fun of that experience awaits all who participate in National Shooting Sports Month® this August. The National Shooting Sports Foundation® (NSSF®) established this celebration to encourage you to spend time at your […]
The following profile of 2020 Democrat presidential candidate Governor Steve Bullock is unintentionally funny, but not in a make-you-laugh kind of way. Right off the bat, the AP’s Michelle L. Price refers to his home state as “deep-red Montana.” Take a look at the history of the state’s elected Congresscritters, Senators and Governors and you […]
Six Chicago teenagers — the oldest 18 — attempted to rob a home in the northern suburb of Old Mill Creed earlier this week. They pulled up to a driveway at about 1:15am and attempted to break into the 75-year-old owner’s car. According to CNN . . . The resident saw the headlights of the […]
It seems that as Democrat candidates fall farther from the lead in the presidential nominating process, they say ever-more outrageous things about civilian gun ownership. Take Cory Booker for instance. Senator Spartacus has pronounced that enacting stiffer gun control laws will bring you freedom. Really. This from the presidential candidate who’s polling at between one […]
Nicholas DeRemer, a small business owner in the tiny town of Laceyville, Pennsylvania (pop. 361), sends his “Daily Work Carry.” We run these as a light-hearted look at what other people carry on a daily basis. With an eye, of course, towards what works for others and what doesn’t work so well. And it’s all […]
