As some of you may know, the European Union’s Directive on Firearms has been implemented in the Schengen Agreement member countries for three years now. While Switzerland isn’t an EU member, the country is a part of the Schengen agreement, which largely abolishes border controls within Europe. The EU used Switzerland’s Schengen membership as leverage to […]
From the Keystone State, Mioduszewski sends his Friday Carry. Courtesy of Everyday Carry. It’s pretty basic and simple, but that’s okay. Including an Olight S80. And a Fortius Arms Keybiner and a Sunnto Core watch. For the Roscoe, Mr. Mioduszewski (common spelling) carries a Heckler and Koch P30KS 9mm. Not exactly common, but that’s the […]
There are many correlations between the success of a given platform and Magpul’s involvement in making accessories for it. I have noticed these trends over the years and have watched Magpul’s support foster massive public acceptance. Today I will elaborate on why it is that Magpul needs to make a frame system for SIG SAUER’s […]
By NRA-ILA The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) applauded Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday for signing NRA-backed legislation that protects tenants’ rights by prohibiting “no firearms” clauses in residential leases. “The Supreme Court was clear in 2008 when it ruled the Second Amendment protects the right of individuals to have firearms in […]
Trump Administration Throws its Hat into Supreme Court Gun Case By now we all know about New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. City of New York, and Wednesday was the due date for amicus briefs in that case. The plaintiffs got a lot of support from amici, “friends of the court,” who write to help […]
By Austin Knudsen I was recently in one of my favorite Montana gun shops, perusing the used rifle rack and minding my own. It was a Saturday afternoon, and the gun department was fairly busy. As I browsed, I kept noticing one middle-aged gentlemen who was trying to ask questions of the salesmen behind the […]
We have leather-backed holsters, but they can get clammy with sweat in the summer. We have fabric-backed holsters, but they can accumulate dirt and smells over time. Versacarry’s new Comfort-Flex holster is designed to fix both problems with a Velcro’s removable backing that’s washable. Here’s their press release . . . Versacarry® Eliminates Common Problems […]
Ever since the Supreme Court slapped down the City of New York’s attempt to smother the pending case against brought against it by the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, the amicus briefs have been coming in hot and heavy. You can see them all here. While most of the briefs have been filed by […]
We went around the virtual table this weekend at TTAG HQ as we discussed the works of Sartre, Dickinson and Emily Post over some brown spirits and cigars and one thing that came up that we thought would be a great article would be proper etiquette in a gun store. Of course, every store is […]
By Rob Pincus [ED: You may have seen our post regarding documents recently leaked which detail questionable spending by National Rifle Association Executive Vice President and CEO Wayne LaPierre as well as tens of millions of dollars in legal fees paid to an outside attorney. Rob Pincus posted the following on his Facebook page regarding […]
Mioduszewski from Erie, Pennsylvania sends his “Rainy Monday” carry ensemble via Everyday Carry. Aside from the H&K USP Compact in 9mm, the Rolex Submariner (Red) watch looks pretty nice. Easily the nicest watch to wander through all the Everyday Carry posts I’ve seen. Me, I’d be worried about it getting stolen from the locker at […]
By Roger Katz No other Nation on Earth accepts the notion that its citizens have an inherent, independent right to keep and bear arms. But, the founders of our Nation conceived Americans as individuals who have their own personal needs and desires; their own individual hopes and dreams. The founders perceived each American to be […]
