In my search terms (search engine queries that landed on this site) the other day, I saw “how to start a gun collection.” My flippant first response was “buy a gun,” but this is a serious question. Since I get … Continue reading →
I had a bunch of family in town since my brother was getting married, and one of my uncles wanted me to come up with something interesting to do. So half as a joke, I suggested we go trap shooting, … Continue reading →
Voting pro-gun, talking pro-gun, and donating to pro-gun organizations are all important. But none of those are nearly as important to the future of shooting sports, and our rights to own guns as taking new people shooting. Of course, its … Continue reading →
A followup on the last post: Here is my must have list, models are examples, feel free to pick what you prefer. 12 ga pump shotgun. (Remington 870) .22 rifle (Ruger 10/22. This is one where I specifically recommend this … Continue reading →
Jay had a good day.
Continue reading →In groups! Hat tip Uncle
Continue reading →Guns came into my life via my wedding vows… Do you, Tracy, promise to uphold and never speak ill of the Second Amendment? I do. – THE PRETTY PISTOLERA If you haven’t seen Tracy’s blog, it is well worth a look.
Continue reading →Michael Bane had a post regarding the discussion of machine guns in the D.C. v. Heller oral arguments, including quoting a post from Alan Gura. I have to admit that I cringed listening to the exchanges regarding machine guns, as … Continue reading →
Columnist Julia Zaher recently wrote an article in The Flint Journal about her experience learning to shoot by taking an NRA FIRST Steps pistol orientation program. The article does a great job talking about the experience, and rebutting several of … Continue reading →
