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California’s sinister Glock ban
On February 28th, 1997, Larry P. and Emil M. robbed a Bank of America in North Hollywood, CA. The two men were equipped with …
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Citizens eat “sugar dirt” to ward off starvation
In June 1941, Nazi Germany declared war on the Soviet Union. Months later, the Germans started the Blockade of Leningrad. German forces surrounded the …
Subtle use of graymail for protection
The Iran-Contra Affair was a political scandal that rocked the U.S. between 1981 and 1986. U.S. officials were selling arms to Iran and planned …
Eccentric millionaire captures Russian nuclear sub
In 1968, a Soviet Golf-II class submarine left the port of Petropavlovsk, on a peacetime patrol northeast of Hawaii. The sub, called K-129, was …
This WWII Veteran is the OG of hand loading ammo
Jim Clark was a Marine, gunsmith, and ammo reloading expert. After serving in World War II, Jim returned home and started reloading his own …
12-Year-old girl surprises home invader with a lead salad
Kendra S. was a typical 12-year-old kid, but she did something that even many adults won’t do when it comes to home defense. You …
Busting myths about the effects of suppressors
Tom R. served in the U.S. Military, witnessing firsthand the role suppressors play on the battlefield. During a late-night raid, twenty U.S. soldiers deployed …
Hackers target kiosks to pilfer personal info
Redbox Automated Retail was a video rental and streaming company founded in 2002 and based in Illinois. The company made a name for itself …
The trouble with red dot sights
EOTech is a U.S. company that manufactures firearm optics, and sights. Their products are often used by the military, law enforcement, and civilians. The …
“Baffled” by a broken suppressor?
John T. is an avid gun owner who owns several guns, including a Sig Sauer .300 short-barrel rifle. Soon after purchasing the rifle, John …