Day: January 29, 2018

A bill to ease restrictions on those looking to carry a handgun is a step in the right direction but falls short of a Seymour lawmaker’s hopes to repeal all licensing requirements. House Bill 1424 cleared the Indiana House’s public policy committee by a 12-1 vote Wednesday morning and is now headed to a second

Awareness buys time, and time buys options. This woman gave up her awareness in a transitional space and unfortunately that meant she had no time when these punks jumped her. Learn the lesson!

A comment posted under a recent Oath Keepers article admonished us to essentially keep quiet about issues of vital interest and threats to freedom. The argument went: We’re preaching to the choir. Being informed is not enough. We need a plan that will be supported and acted upon. Otherwise, we could get in trouble for talking

FTA: A 1985 Department of Justice survey of incarcerated felons reported that 57 percent of felons polled agreed that “criminals are more worried about meeting an armed victim than they are about running into the police.” Did I read that correctly? The perps were more concerned about running into “an armed victim” than running into

The same people who want to give unauthorized preference to foreign nationals are the same people who want to disarm American citizens. Why we have the Second Amendment. The U.S. government is in its second day of a shutdown (as yet unresolved at this writing)* because Democrats in the Senate refuse to pass the appropriations

Comedian Tim Young was robbed at gunpoint in Washington, DC,on January 17 and he emerged from the incident determined to get a concealed carry permit so he does not have to feel such defenselessness again. Young was robbed on M Street around 7:45 p.m. The suspects made off with his cell phone. The next day

Most stories begin at the beginning. To tell the story of the .38 Smith & Wesson Special cartridge, however, it’s necessary to go quite a ways back, before the beginning, back before metallic cartridge firearms entirely. Certain bore diameters that are still with us today became standard back in the day when muzzleloading smoothbores were still