NO METAL & PLENTY OF NOSTALGIA: The “X-2” G10 Blade by Black Triangle
Another great article from Sean Northrop. MOVIE SLOGANS! Most of Us can remember walking into our local Movie Rental Store, and seeing them everywhere. The posters, the cardboard cutouts, but almost always on the front of each Movie case. Love them, or hate them, they...
Taurus 22TUC – Flip-Up Goodness?
All images by the author unless otherwise noted As a gun writer in my seventh decade, I am asked fairly frequently by my older acquaintances who have problems with arthritis about pistols that are easy to operate. They have trouble racking slides, so many have...
A New Chapter for The Truth About Guns
If you’re reading this, that means you’re already part of one of the best firearms communities on the internet. I’m Scott Witner, and I’m stepping in as the new Managing Editor for The Truth About Guns. If you know me, you know I don’t do...
Berger Ammunition Drops Two New Long-Range Powerhouse Rounds
If you’re all about long-range precision, Berger Ammunition just changed the game. They’ve rolled out two powerhouse rifle rounds—.300 Norma Mag. and .338 Norma Mag.—built for serious shooters pushing distance and accuracy limits. These aren’t just another set of factory loads; they’re purpose-built for extreme...
Maryland Lawsuit Targets Glock For Violence Perpetrated By Criminals
The state of Maryland and City of Baltimore have filed a lawsuit against gunmaker Glock for criminals illegally converting the company’s guns to fire full-auto, even though it’s not the company’s fault. Earlier this week, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott...
Kyle Rittenhouse Is A Celebrity Gun Store Employee
Almost five years after using an AR-15 to defend himself against an angry mob of Black Lives Matter protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Kyle Rittenhouse is making headlines again, albeit fewer, as the newest celebrity employee of a North Florida gun shop. Rittenhouse was just 17...
A Veterans Affairs chaplain was allegedly sanctioned for a sermon he gave
A Veterans Affairs chaplain was allegedly sanctioned for a sermon he gave at a veteran’s hospital in Pennsylvania, which his lawyers argue is a violation of the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. In response, First Liberty Institute and the Independence Law Center...
US Navy veteran beats cancer with experimental immunotherapy
After facing the threat of active war, many veterans also wage battles with cancer. One of those is John Ryan of Aldie, Virginia – a U.S. Navy veteran who was diagnosed with lung cancer after serving in the military for 30 years. Since he enlisted...
SAF Files Lawsuit Challenging Massachusetts Gun Ban for Young Adults
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging a Massachusetts statute which bans young adults in the 18-to-20 age group from acquiring, possessing or carrying any semiautomatic firearm of any type or any handgun. The case is known as Escher v....
Kansas woman convicted of murdering Army husband at Fort Riley
A Kansas woman has been convicted by a federal jury for shooting and killing her Army soldier husband at their home at Fort Riley in February 2024. On Friday, officials with the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Kansas announced that 31-year-old Margaret E. Shafe was...
