Out of all the recent gun control nonsense proposed after Sandy Hook, the legislation currently seeking the support of Gov. Andrew Cuomo scares me the most because, as a lifelong resident of upstate New York, I see it as both an attack on both my guns and my way of life… Read more
Functional and finely crafted, guns have always been considered investments, but there are some guns on the market today claiming collectible status that you should stay away from if you’re planning on getting both a gun and a nest egg. Read more
You may not consider any of these guns to be “defensive” in nature, but with small price-tags and untold creative uses they illustrate the principle, circumstances dictate tactics. Read more
What can us as gun owners do in the face of such political pressure? Stand together because if you think your choice of guns means you are not in this fight, you could not be more mistaken. Read more
A month and counting since the November elections, one veteran Guns.com writer asks, where should gun-owners invest their energy considering Barack Obama, yet another president in favor of an ‘assault weapons’ ban? Read more
Fine rifles have abounded over the past 200 years and, assuredly, their ranks will continue to swell far beyond tomorrow, but there are still just a handful that I would deem timeless. Here are a four of them. Read more
There’s a sizable number of shooters out there who, because they only really shoot one caliber or only need a handful of special rounds for hunting season, don’t see any benefits, financial or otherwise, to getting into reloading. There are and you should. Read more
With deer season right around the corner, a lot of hunters are pulling the trigger on replacing their gear; others don’t need such excuses which can end up being a pricy affair. Here’s a couple of suggestions to avoid opening day sticker stock. Read more
For years, defense gurus have instructed students to not bother practicing with their short barreled carry handguns or snub nosed revolver at a distance beyond ten yards. With all due respect, these belly guns can and should be shot at longer ranges and for many good reasons… Read more
Though recommended by many, few new gun owners ever end up actually getting a .22 caliber handgun as their very first gun. That’s a shame, because this versatile caliber can help take years off a blossoming pistol shooters’ learning curve. Read more
