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In the ongoing debate surrounding gun ownership in the United States, one fundamental question persists: Why is it necessary to protect private arms possession?
Cartels. Mobs. Lone attackers. Sleeper cells. Be ready for real-world violence with a practical EDC setup, fast mindset, and gear that works when it counts.
Almost before the bodies were cold at Australia’s Bondi Beach, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his colleagues were talking about stricter gun control laws…
A licensed gun owner who was attending the party returned fire. One of the attackers was shot and killed [DRT] at the scene, while the second suspect was wounded, taken to a hospital, and later placed in police custody.
In TX this week, a man out for a brisk walk on a local hiking trail was precipitously attacked and killed by three pit bulls. Over the next few minutes, he was torn to pieces and died at the scene…
Brown University students are suddenly demanding additional security for themselves, the same leftist hypocrites who were clamoring to “de-fund the police,” right up until yesterday’s murderous attack!
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We know that something similar to what was forced on him, where we suddenly find ourselves having to defend ourselves against a previously unknown threat, could happen when we least expect it. And we know that police and prosecutors will often be personally and politically incentivized to treat us like criminals, and to interpret events to support their interests rather than ours.
A homeowner in Rovigo, Italy, defended himself from armed home invaders. He shot and wounded one of the suspects. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has defended the reform of Italian self defense law.
Despite being wounded, Marlow managed to overpower Rodriguez. Police say Marlow “forcefully removed” Rodriguez’s handgun and shot him with his own firearm. Rodriguez died at the scene…
…an aging City of Baltimore DOT employee (unarmed) was out in the city. He approached (on foot) a parked car occupied by a woman and her teenage daughter in order to politely tell them that someone was waiting for the parking spot.
It appears that the very notion of loaded guns and ammo, in a continuous high state of readiness and in the hands of our military personnel, still frightens the snot out of our senior brass.
Not surprisingly, the innocent victim in this case, who appropriately and courageously fought for her very life, was rewarded by being immediately fired by her employer…
Almost everywhere else in the country, Mr. Foehner would be getting accolades for defending himself against a guy with Gonzalez’ criminal record, but in New York, he’s getting four years in prison.
Shooting two armed would-be carjackers in downtown Seattle has earned kudos from hundreds of people, along with international attention from the Daily Mail, a publication based in the UK.
Should you move and shoot, or move and then shoot? Let’s break it down and discuss the strengths of both options.
The US Fish & Wildlife service created a regulation requiring the reporting of a self defense shooting of a grizzly bear in the lower 48 states decades ago. The regulation probably violates the Fifth Amendment. Not reporting has its own set of risks which may be greater than reporting.
A Wall Street Journal article contains false assumptions about the nature of reality. Those assumptions are used to convince readers that justified homicides are not justified.
The Labour Party tacitly approves and accordingly will not tolerate private ownership/possession of any species of self-defense weapon, while they themselves enjoy continuous, armed, personal protection.
To figure out what gear we need to survive a civil unrest scenario, we need to identify what that scenario is.
…a McDonald’s employee allegedly defended himself with gunfire when two customers threatened to attack him.
When disaster strikes, having a well-prepared bug-out bag can mean the difference between survival and struggle.
A case involving a Massachusetts license to carry holder set important self-defense precedent in the Commonwealth. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court handed down an opinion that self-defense is an appropriate defense in the event of the accidental killing of an innocent person. The case has been remanded for further review.
…genuinely helpful sign might read: “Be ‘Trail-Smart:’ Rescue is unlikely. You’re on your own! Go armed. Be alert and aware. Be ever-prepared to defend yourself with gunfire.
A North Carolina store owner defended his family and business when an armed robber tried to strike, this time leaving with a gunshot wound to the foot instead of stolen cash.
At one time, we here in Israel were instructed to “shoot at the feet first.” This reservist was still (unwisely) adhering to that ill-advised policy…
A 33-year-old man was attempting to force his way into an apartment on the 3400 block of West Monroe Street. He was reportedly kicking the back door and threatening a woman and her children inside…
LDS Church hierarchy not only discourages church attendees from carrying concealed guns, even among their own in good standing members who are properly licensed by the State, but the practice is specifically disallowed!
Other countries appear to be moving in the right direction when it comes to recognizing the benefits of law-abiding citizens being able to defend themselves and others.
Santos was part of the New Jersey governor’s elite armed protection detail. He was one of the “only ones” New Jersey allows to carry a firearm in places ordinary citizens cannot.
