Firearms News Author: Roger

Ever since its widespread use in World War I and its subsequent rise in popularity among military and law enforcement agencies around the world, the 9×19 Parabellum round, or 9mm,

Keeping your trigger finger off and away from the bang switch is one of the absolutely critical best practices to prevent accidental discharges. Some instructors teach to keep the index

One of the most widely misunderstood and mischaracterized elements in self-defense laws regarding the use of deadly force is the often controversial Stand Your Ground concept. While there are many

John Moses Browning. Colonel Jeff Cooper. Armand Swenson. Eugene Stoner. Elmer Keith. These are names of but some of the men that have had a profound impact on the evolution

Wheelgun or Semiauto? Single or double action? Bodyguard or Centennial? Hi Power or 1911? Hammer or striker fired? Smith or Colt? Ford or Chevy? Betty or Veronica? While it’s obviously

Elmer Keith was an American rancher, firearms enthusiast, and author. Keith was instrumental in the development of the first magnum revolver cartridge, the .357 Magnum, as well as the later

What does it really mean to “get off the X?” More than just using movement in CQB tactics to step offline or make yourself harder to hit, getting off the

Between civil unrest in the streets, skyrocketing crime, desperate people struggling from the pandemic, and the likelihood of stricter laws limiting future gun ownership, the number of people who have

Ken Hackathorn, Dave Westerhout of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), Jim McClary, and Bob Arganbright were all present at the historic Columbia Conference in Columbia, Missouri where the International Practical Shooting Confederation