“Tag: semi-automatic”

Never has the national dialogue on guns been more bankrupt of intellectual honesty than in the recent stupefying opinions expressed by U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif.

Aside from being the smallest semi-automatic pistol ever made, the diminutive Kolibri also claimed the title for the smallest center-fire handgun cartridge.

While semi-automatic pistols are in common use throughout the world today, the semi-automatic revolver is a much rarer item.

I’d like to share with you my eyewitness account of gun control in action.

Saints in tandem: Two sizes means no compromising a perfect fit for the deployable self-defense tool that matches your style.

When it comes to making things people want, there’s nothing like a free-market economy. Today, we are able to carry 9mm pistols that are no larger than the .380s we used to carry, and the new 9s have more features and better functionality than the .380s ever had.

A federal judge upheld California’s ban on many popular semi-automatic rifles. U.S. District Judge Josephine L. Staton said the state could do this because “assault weapons” are “essentially indistinguishable from M-16s.”

In the wake of this summer’s terrible crimes in Texas and Ohio—before the facts were known—came the familiar calls for gun control.

The .380 ACP is sometimes given short shrift. It isn’t a 9 mm, and to a lot of people that makes it puny. Maybe, but a .380 in your holster beats a 9 mm left at home.