Glock Discontinues Dozens of Pistols Amid “Glock Switch” Ban
The Big Announcement GLOCK has officially listed an extensive range of commercial pistol models as discontinued, marking one of the largest portfolio shifts in the company’s history. The move affects models across Generations 3 & 4 (and some Gen 5 SKUs), including the G17, G19,...
Police Trade-In Guns for Sale – Save on Used Law Enforcement Trade-Ins
Why buy police trade-in guns? If you’re hunting for value without sacrificing reliability, police trade-in guns for sale are worth a hard look. These are firearms retired from active duty: pistols, shotguns, and patrol rifles that departments replace with newer platforms. They often exhibit expected...
The Full-Auto Pistol You Probably Can’t Own
The Glock 18 is one of the most famous—and misunderstood—handguns in the world. It looks like a standard Glock 17, but flip a small selector switch on the slide, and suddenly it fires at a blistering 1,200 rounds per minute. That’s submachine gun territory in...
Growing Up in Rhodesia: Guns, War & Family
by Lee Williams Brian Seiler’s mother ran his local Cub Scout troop in the small African town of Kariba, which is located inside a game preserve in Zimbabwe, which of course was called Rhodesia when Seiler was young. His mom arranged for a Rhodesian Army...
Is America Forgetting What “Don’t Tread on Me” Means?
The Republic Turns 250 Soon. Will We Still Have the Spirit of “Don’t Tread on Me”? Every empire believes it will last forever, right up until the moment it doesn’t. Rome thought so, too, before corruption and complacency brought it to its knees. Today, many...
CCRKBA Slams Newsom Over Unconstitutional Glock Ban
The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) might not be directly involved in the new lawsuit challenging California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Glock ban, but the organization’s leaders still had some choice words for arguably America’s most anti-gun governor. On October...
The Savage Model 1899 Guns We Love
The Savage Model 99 was a revolutionary lever-action firearm. A literal revolution made possible by the use of an integrated rotary magazine design. In 1899, lever actions weren’t new by any means, but the Savage rotary magazine opened up the lever action platform to spitzer-type...
