Wonder why Mr. Colion Noir has been so quiet this year? Well, it’s for good reason. He’s coming out with his own show “Noir,” which will be introduced near the National Rifle Association’s annual convention next weekend and starting in May. Guns.com sits down to discuss the show and life as an NRA star in this episode of …
In his first major political investment since leaving office, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced plans to build a nationwide network aimed at curbing gun violence and battling the National Rifle Association, according to published reports. Bloomberg told the New York Times that he is planning to spend $50 million this year to establish the …
Executors for Elvis Presley’s estate have launched legal action against Beretta firearms manufacturers over the unauthorized use of his image. The rock legend was well-known for his love of guns, and bosses at Beretta appear to be using that knowledge to advertise their brand of weapons with the depiction of Elvis in commercials for their …
John Browning tests an early version of his M2 .50-caliber machine gun, which helped win the Battle of Britain. The Union Station John M. Browning… John M. Browning was a man who knew how to deliver. When Winchester Repeating Arms wanted new firearms, he worked intensively for two years starting in October 1884 and produced …
The Unabridged Second Amendment by J. Neil Schulman If you wanted to know all about the Big Bang, you’d ring up Carl Sagan, right? And if you wanted to know about desert warfare, the man to call would be Norman Schwarzkopf, no question about it. But who would you call if you wanted the top …
Blind Marksman “Sees” Targets and Hears Success Ace gunner incorporates Tannerite® Exploding Targets into Virtual Vision system Pleasant Hill, OR (April 4, 2014) – Target secured. Gun raised. A deafening silence envelops the range. The shooter touches one off, narrowly missing the mark. A catcaller barks, “What are you blind or something?” If the shooter …
