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The Difference Between an “AD” and an “ND”
There are a lot of firearms owners out who treat their weapons far too casually, who then make lame excuses when they also make potentially life-threatening mistakes. Such dangerous, reckless, or simply indifferent gun owners have informed me, quite incorrectly, that making a distinction between an Accidental Discharge (AD) and a Negligent [...]
Roderick Scott Trial: What’s Wrong with New York?
His name is Roderick Scott. He's a 42-year-old black man with the build of a football player. He also holds a New York State Pistol Permit, or he did until recently. In fact, until April of this year, he kept a .40-caliber semiautomatic pistol readily to hand. Whether that pistol has been returned to him by now, and whether he still [...]
AK Stock Upgrade: Lose the Plain Brown Wrapper
The debate continues to rage among martialists and armed citizens who retain the tenuous hold on their firearms rights: AK, or AR? Many of us solve this dilemma by owning one (or more) of each. While the AR-pattern rifles exhibit superior ergonomics and accuracy, the rough-and-ready AK variants on the market offer arguably better reliability, a [...]
