Riley Bowman
The Hammer Reinvented? Springfield Armory’s New Pistol to Be Called the XD(E)
UPDATED 4/27/17: With new image released from Springfield Armory teasing the new pistol Just the other day I wrote (see the article here) and speculated a little bit about…
Tactical Blue Jeans? 5.11 Defender Flex Slim Review [VIDEO]
5.11 Tactical has owned the tactical pant market for some time now. Chances are you own at least one pair of their best-selling TacLite Pro pants if you’re reading this.…
A Sneak Peek at Springfield Armory’s New Defensive Pistol?
UPDATE: We have learned more details about this new pistol, including what it will be called. Read here… What could this new pistol be from Springfield Armory? Just today Springfield…
Functional Artwork: Conceal Canvas – Hide In Plain Sight Storage [Review]
If you are looking for a strong hide in plain sight device you should consider the Conceal Canvas. This comprehensive video review shows how the product is made and how it can be leveraged for use.
9mm vs 45 Has The Marine Corps Settled It?
After two decades where MARSOC operators were allowed to carry a custom-built Colt 1911 chambered in .45ACP, in early 2015 the door was cracked open allowing for them to choose Glock 19’s (chambered in 9mm) instead of their larger counterpart. Well that door has now been opened and shut, and it has been shut for good on John M. Browning’s classic 1911 design. This recent policy and operational change means the U.S. Marine Corps’ own special arm of SOCOM (U.S. Special Operations Command) have also come to terms with the age old debate of 9mm vs. .45ACP.
Attorney Generals and Their Power over Gun Laws
Maura Healey is the second state attorney general to attempt a brand of gun control, by circumventing the legal order and deciding for herself what constitutes an assault rifle.
GIVEAWAY: Celebrating 50 Episodes of The Concealed Carry Podcast
It took some work to decide on the final format and content but little did I know how significant a part of our brand or our community the Concealed Carry Podcast would become. Now we are approaching the 50th episode of the podcast and to celebrate we are going to give away some prizes…
Bringing an End to Gun-Free Zones On Military Installations
After a bill to expand military service members’ rights to carry weapons on military bases and installations and defend themselves failed in the US Congress, the US Air Force began encouraging base commanders to use their already existing authority to train and arm service members with defensive weapons. This, too, after an Air Force study concluded that having more armed service members might help stop or prevent other similar shootings and attacks from happening again in the future.
Top 3 Reasons Why Prohibiting the No-Fly List From Buying Guns is a BAD Idea
Pres. Obama is the Master of Spin, of spinning words, issues and current events into an agenda that suits his political ideals. An example of this is the way that he took the…
Top 3 Gun Rights Wins & Losses in 2015
What might come our way in 2016? We thought we would do a “year in review” to look back at 2015 as challenges and accomplishments for this last year might be an indication of where we’re headed.
