“Tag: military”

A panel of so-called “experts” recommended that the federal government impose gun-control measures on our armed forces for, at best, dubious reasons. Many of these measures have been proven to be ineffective or counter productive.

Anti-Second Amendment politicians routinely attack law-abiding Americans and demonize firearms manufacturers, all while ignoring the truth.

A long the long, dusty roads that connect Afghanistan’s city of Mazar-e-Sharif, capital of Balkh province, to the country’s northern neighbor of Uzbekistan, I saw remnants of Afghan army uniforms, as well as beaten-down Humvees and armored personnel carriers.

These countries once had the right to bear arms. Giving up their rights didn’t bring them security.

Americans idly speculating as to what life might be like if Joe Biden succeeds in his bid to become the next president of the United States, need look no further than to our neighbors up north.

Peter Paul and Wilhelm Mauser wanted to create a revolver that would really stand out from the competition at the 1879 German military handgun trials—and with their Model 1878, dubbed the “Zig-Zag,” they had succeeded.

The ammunition manufacturer has been awarded a significant and indefinite contract for Navy and Marine Corps units.

The new program details a 30 percent discount to those who serve and sacrifice for their communities.

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.