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New For 2023: KelTec KSG410
KelTec has announced a 2023 expansion of its bullpup KSG line of manually operated shotguns. The new KSG410 is trimmer, lighter and handier in every way and boasts an all-new chambering option never before seen in the KelTec lineup. The new KSG410 is noted as being “virtually recoilless,” making for a …
Preview: Osprey Compact 3-9X 42 mm
True to its name, the Compact 3-9X 42 mm riflescope from Osprey Global measures just 9.13“ long—making it more than 3“ shorter than most scopes on the market of similar magnification range and objective diameter—and, with the included 30 mm rings, the optic weighs in at only 19 ozs. Once mounted atop …
A Few Words from Two of Freedom’s Greatest Benefactors (Video)
Every member of the NRA has decided to give time and money to defend and win back our Second Amendment-protected freedoms. This basic fact makes Larry and Brenda Potterfield, co-founders of MidwayUSA, part of a civil-rights movement; in fact, as they give so much, it makes them leading examples of …
First Look: New Concealed Carry Gear from Falco
Falco Holsters are recognized around the world for exceptional quality and craftsmanship. Falco mixes modern techniques with old-world artisanship to create some of the best products in the industry. With a high demand from consumers and new markets, Falco has built a large portfolio of gun holsters on the market. New …
7.62×39 vs 308: The Cold War Rifle Cartridge Showdown
When it comes to the scholarly debate about the iconic rifle cartridges of the Cold War, the 7.62x51mm NATO (308 Winchester) and the 7.62×39 Soviet are always omnipresent in the discussion. One became a staple NATO round and the most prevalent big game hunting cartridge in North America, while the …
.22 vs 9mm: Should It Be a Debate?
My first “real” gun was a Ruger 10/22, which shoots 22 long rifle, while my first concealed carry pistol was a Smith & Wesson 9mm Shield. My grandfather owns a varmint gun chambered in 22 Mag, which we often shot growing up. To say I have a lot of experience with both calibers as …
204 Ruger vs 223: The Need for Speed
When it comes to varmint hunting, lighter bullets with higher muzzle velocity are generally preferred as they are flat shooting and cause less damage to the meat and pelt. Heavier bullets are great for hunting big game animals like whitetail and elk, but the added recoil and cost is viewed …
300 Blackout vs 223: Getting the Most Out Of the AR-15
The 223 Remington round has been the gold standard AR-15 cartridge for well over 60 years. It has been the ammo issued to our frontline soldiers for over a generation and has seen combat on 5 continents in the hands of the U.S. Military, our NATO allies, and law enforcement …
Sheriffs Upholding The Laws In The Face Of Tyranny – 88% Of The Counties (The Voice Of The People) Say No To Illegal Edicts! (Video)
“If any individual or group that still claims that the right to keep and bear arms is not an individual right, then that individual or group is just as likely, to use the words of the nineteenth-century chaplain William Biederwolf, to ‘Look all over the sky at high noon on …
NSSF HAILS TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL’S STAND AGAINST ‘WOKE’ BANKING DISCRIMINATION
WASHINGTON, D.C. — NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, praised Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton’s determination that Citigroup’s antigun discriminatory policies of refusing to conduct business with Constitutionally-protected firearm businesses violates state law. Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott signed SB 19, the Firearm Industry Nondiscrimination (FIND) Act, into law in 2021, …