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How Much Sand Is Needed to Stop A Bullet?
Survival

How Much Sand Is Needed to Stop A Bullet?

The theory suggests that about 3 and 1/2 inches of sand would be all that is required to stop a bullet since the standard distance between two pieces of drywall is about 3 and 1/2 inches.

Ruger LC9s Video Review
Gear

Ruger LC9s Video Review

The Ruger LC9 has always been among the most popular compact firearms for concealed carry. A few years ago Ruger released the LC9s. This new take on one of America’s favorites is making a lot of people reconsider this gun. Shorter and easier trigger pull among other small changes.

Can You Take A Concealed Carry Class Online
Training

Can You Take A Concealed Carry Class Online

More than half of US states will accept a permit that is obtained by taking an online only concealed carry class. This article explores how that works and how your state laws may or may not apply.

[VIDEO] Tour of Barnes Bullets Manufacturing Facilities
Gear

[VIDEO] Tour of Barnes Bullets Manufacturing Facilities

Damon, along with Steve and Ron take a tour of the manufacturing facility of Barnes Bullets in Mona Utah. The facility is running at full steam and that does make the background noise a little loud but we think you will still enjoy this view of the inner workings!

[VIDEO] Beretta Nano Review and Test - Compact 9mm
Gear

[VIDEO] Beretta Nano Review and Test – Compact 9mm

Damon and Dave head out to the range to test drive the Beretta Nano. This subcompact 9mm was impressive and for the price it was a winner. Click below to learn more about the feel and the malfunction.

VIDEO: Beretta 87 Cheetah .22 LR Review
Gear

VIDEO: Beretta 87 Cheetah .22 LR Review

Damon found this short review in his video archives for us today. A look at the Beretta 87 Cheetah. Considered one of the best combat style .22 handguns on the market. Dave and Damon give it a test run out on the range.

[Video] Ruger 10/22's New Features, Stocks, and Style
Gear

[Video] Ruger 10/22’s New Features, Stocks, and Style

Today’s video is a quick look at some of the innovations with America’s favorite and most popular 22 rifle. Expandable stocks, pistol grips, rails, and much more! The grey folding stock 10/22; mfg# 1113 and the black folder is mfg#1283