Michigan Gun Owners Under Increased Fire This Week
The anti-gun train keeps rolling down the tracks in Michigan with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signing a gun-ban measure into law on Tuesday, only a day before Great Lakes State lawmakers debated several anti-gun measures in a House Committee. The new law signed by Whitmer makes...
Train Smarter: Choosing The Best Shooting Targets
Maximizing Your CCW Efforts With the Right Training Targets Amid all the choices there are in shooting, selecting targets may seem like one of the simpler decisions. If you want a training target for hobby shooting or the simple fun of it, almost any target...
Ukraine blinds Russian target seekers with drone-on-drone combat
Necessity is the mother of invention, and Ukraine continues to push this adage to new heights of technical and tactical ingenuity in the use of aerial drone technology to fight the Russian invasion. After having dramatically reshaped the tactical combat on land since their introduction...
Trust in the military on the rise, but still below pre-pandemic levels
Public trust in the military rose slightly in the last year and remains significantly higher than most other civic institutions, according to results from the annual Reagan National Defense Survey released Thursday. More than half of the individuals polled in the report — 51% —...
First Tactical Sets a New Standard For Women’s Tactical Clothing
When it comes to tactical gear for women, the industry has often fallen short—literally. Ill-fitting apparel designed for men, hastily adapted for women, just doesn’t cut it. But First Tactical has stepped up to the plate, delivering purpose-built gear like the Women’s V2 Pro Performance...
States, Gun Groups Implore SCOTUS To Tell Mexico “To Go Pound Sand”
A growing coalition of U.S. states and firearm advocacy groups is mounting a vigorous defense of American gun manufacturers against a lawsuit brought by the Mexican government. At the heart of the legal battle are accusations by Mexico that U.S. firearm companies are complicit in...
Soldiers report empty food kiosks, small portions at Fort Carson
Leaders at Fort Carson say they’re working to make changes following reports from soldiers about meager and unappetizing meals in the dining facilities at a Colorado Army base. Objections about the food at Fort Carson spiked on the Yelp-style app, Hots&Cots, this fall. The app,...
Alcohol banned for USS George Washington crew following sailor deaths
The crew of the carrier George Washington has been banned from drinking alcohol on or off base under a new set of liberty restrictions implemented in the wake of the deaths of two sailors following the ship’s arrival in Japan. The updated rules, which apply...
Space Force racing to meet training, testing demands
The Space Force’s push to prepare for a future war in the Indo-Pacific in the next few years is not just about quickly fielding more resilient satellites and ground systems — it also means ensuring guardians and the broader joint force are trained and ready...
San Diego Court Sides with Smith & Wesson in Chabad of Poway Lawsuit
The San Diego County Superior Court has ruled in favor of Smith & Wesson, Inc., granting summary judgment under the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA). The decision absolves the firearm manufacturer of liability in the 2019 shooting at the Chabad of Poway...
