Supreme Court Accepts ATF Frames and Receivers Rule Challenge
The United States Supreme Court has accepted the Justice Department’s appeal in VanDerStok v. Garland. The case addresses the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives' (ATF) Final Rule on Frames and Receivers, more commonly known as the “Ghost Gun” Rule. The ATF has lost at every level so far, leading to this final appeal. Let’s review what has happened to this point and discuss what this could mean.
What in the World is .223 Wylde
The .223 Wylde is a great advancement in the world of AR-15s. We are getting a very versatile option for the vast majority of shooters. Plus, Wylde is a great name for a chambering that does it all.
Nexbelt Rogue EDC Belt: You Can’t Go Wrong With This One
I don't think you can go wrong with the Nexbelt Rogue. It's perfect for everyday wear with your casual outfits, and it also goes well with slacks and a loose sweater or blazer for semi-casual wear.
The Volition Repeater: The Unknown Beginnings of Repeating Firearms
The Volition Repeater remains an icon among collectors and manufacturers alike. So much so, in fact, that we've seen a diverse array of new offerings from some big players and rookies alike. New guns from Ruger, Aero Precision, Smith & Wesson, Henry, and Winchester have made it seem like we're experiencing a lever-action renaissance. Could this be the beginning of the same 1850s era-type innovative drive that brought us the Volition Repeater?
Supreme Court Accepts ATF Frames and Receivers Rule Challenge
The United States Supreme Court has accepted the Justice Department’s appeal in VanDerStok v. Garland. The case addresses the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives' (ATF) Final Rule on Frames and Receivers, more commonly known as the “Ghost Gun” Rule. The ATF has lost at every level so far, leading to this final appeal. Let’s review what has happened to this point and discuss what this could mean.
Throwing Weight: Comparing 77 grain .223 Factory Ammo
The popular 1:7 twist of modern AR barrels is ideal for stabilizing heavier rounds. Manufacturers are expanding available factory 77-grain offerings, but will some perform better than others?
Huckleberry LTAC357 Lever-Action Rifle: New From GForce Arms
GForce Arms has announced the latest addition to the Huckleberry line of firearms with the LTAC357. This new addition is a lever-action rifle and is said to set the new standard in affordability and versatility for the market.
Gun Makers Ask Supreme Court to Review $10 Billion Mexican Lawsuit
The Mexican government’s $10 billion lawsuit against American gun manufacturers is hopefully headed to the Supreme Court. The defendants’ lawyers in Estados Unidos Mexicanos v. Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc., et al. have petitioned the high court for a Writ of Certiorari.
Chiappa M1-9: A WWII Clone in 9mm
Did you like the old school M1 carbine famously used by paratroopers in WWII? I did, which is why I noticed the Chiappa Firearms M1-9 Carbine.
Having less than perfect vision sucks, but it can be overcome. Today we have more sights than ever to allow the shooter to hit what they are shooting at.
New Wilson Combat Tactical Ultralight Rifle Series
Wilson Combat has announced the release of a new series of rifles, the Tactical Ultralight rifles. These rifles are at the crossroads of extremely lightweight bodies and fast-handling tactical platforms, offering top-tier features for consumers.
If you watch gun media, you’ll see lots of content dealing with nightstand guns and truck guns. But should you have a gun dedicated only to certain tasks? Let's discuss.
Small of Back Carry: Unsafe at Any Speed
When it comes to concealed carry, we tend to focus a lot on guns and gear. But where that gear will be deployed from is equally important. There are many modes of carry on different body parts and plenty of holster/gun combinations to make it easy. However, at least one concealed carry position should never be done if possible: SOB or small-of-back carry.
The Streamlight TLR-7 Sub: Concealable Illumination
If you’re looking for a light to upgrade your subcompact, maybe give the Streamlight TLR-7 Sub a look. It might be just the thing.
Hornady Critical Defense .38 Special 110 Grain Defensive Ammo: A Good Diet For The Snubby?
Hornady has a winner with their Critical Defense .38 Special 110 grain load. It boasts light recoil and has ample performance.
The P365 Macro and Hellcat Pro are big micro-compacts. What Sig and Springfield have done is changing the way people think about EDC. So how do these two stack up? They're surprisingly similar.
C&H Precision’s New Scope Tube Mounts for Red Dots
C&H Precision of Richmond Hill, Georgia, specializes in rifle and pistol optics and custom handgun slide sighting solutions. New for 2024 is their new line of red dot scope tube mounts, which give you a close-range option when you are working with a high-magnification rifle scope.
The Importance of Teaching Kids Gun Safety
Gun safety for kids requires a comprehensive approach that prioritizes safety, education, and responsible gun ownership. Ultimately, the goal is to instill a lifelong commitment to firearms safety and responsible gun ownership in kids.
A Review of the Henry Big Boy Revolver
I love the overall look and feel of this revolver. The heavily polished blued steel frame and cylinder are perfectly set with the brass trigger guard and grip frame. Overall, the look and feel capture a piece of American history while providing a smoothly functioning double-action revolver.
We've all picked up a gun and immediately rendered judgment because of how the trigger felt. So, what makes a good trigger? Is it the weight, pull length to make it go "bang", or something else?
The Heritage Settler Mare’s Leg: Fun in a Small Package
I’ve long claimed lever guns as my favorite firearm style, so I immediately took notice when Heritage Manufacturing released its Settler Series in late 2023. And wouldn't you know it? Heritage kindly sent us a Mare’s Leg to run and evaluate.
Performance Over Appearance: Firearm Modifications
Firearm modifications are a common theme in today's age of gizmos and accessories. How do we separate practical from pretty?
Vortex Binoculars: A Review of the Triumph 10x42mm Binos
Vortex's Triumph HD 10x42mm binoculars currently sell for $99.99 at Gunmag Warehouse. In addition to that great price, there is a 15% off coupon as this is being written. For that price, you cannot possibly beat these binoculars! In the end, they may not be fancy, but they sure do get the job done.
The Next Crusade: Camfour Introduces Custom Glock
Ready for the next crusade, the newly announced Camfour Customs Glock Templar from Shark Coast is just the sort of thing a 21st knight would wield.
Affordable Hearing Protection: Top 5 Budget-Friendly Choices
Quality hearing protection is a must-have for any range bag. Lucky for us, quality doesn't always have to come with a hefty price tag! Take a look at a few of Jason's favorite budget-friendly hearing protection options for shooters of all backgrounds.
Top 3 Good Guys with Guns (and Why Their Stories Matter)
Good guys with guns stop more incidents than the mainstream media would have you believe. Here are three heroes who rose to the challenge.
Clip vs. Magazine: What’s The Difference?
For the longest time, a clip and a magazine were interchangeable. But there is a technical difference. Let's discuss.
Further Thoughts on the Wilson Combat SFT9
I have had that Wilson Combat SFT9 for over a year now. It has become one of my favorite personal carry guns and has logged a lot of miles with me on my own time.
