New law liberalizing concealed-carry regulations goes into effect August 1st. Despite the blitz against the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens launched by governors and state legislators in New York, Colorado, Connecticut, California and elsewhere this year, lawmakers in other states have passed responsible measures to protect and further the rights of responsible gun …
The National Rifle Association has announced the winners of its 2013 NRA Youth Education Summit (Y.E.S.) Grand Scholarship, awarding a total of $15,000 to six students. The nine-month project began at the conclusion of last June’s 2012 Y.E.S., a Washington DC-based seven-day educational experience for high school students covering the constitution, federal government and the …
Hunting Works for Pennsylvania is newest state chapter added to award-winning program NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the trade association for the firearms industry, is proud to announce that the Hunting Works for America footprint has grown and now includes a state chapter in Pennsylvania. Hunting Works for Pennsylvania joins Arizona, …
My formative pistol years (the “age of darkness,” as Metcalf calls it), were spent shooting striker-fired DAO autos with polymer frames. I was certainly familiar with 1911s, like most shooters on the planet. Heck, I even own a couple today. But I don’t hang a halo around the 1911, because, after all, it’s just a …
NRA Women presented by Smith & Wesson New Energy sponsored by Remington Smith & Wesson Junior Captain Molly Smith shares her passions for the Second Amendment, competitive shooting and safe firearm handling.
Joerge Sprave prepares to launch his potato from the gun at speeds exceeding 40 meters per second. In the midst of all the controversy surrounding 3D-printed guns, Joerge Sprave of The Slingshot Channel has come up with an alternative: the potato bazooka. The bazooka can fire a potato at up to 41.54 meters per second–certainly capable of doing …
