2018’s Ugliest News: Gun Businesses Banned from Shopify
As the New Year approaches, it’s time to look at one of this year’s ugliest developments—gun businesses banned from Shopify
Month: December 2018
Gun Apps For That
Once upon a time, cell phones only made calls, when you were in a city, and had a signal. The smart phone has changed all that, providing fingertip access to microprocessors, sensors and now, more than ever, firearm enthusiasts in multiple disciplines are discovering there are gun apps for that. Here are a few […]
Caring for Ammo at the Range Can Improve Long-Distance Performance
Properly caring for ammunition at the range can improve your long-distance performance.
Darwinian Evolution at Gun Ranges
Photo courtesy of Frisco Gun Range Not long ago shooters braved the elements and made long drives to wring out a new gun or practice, but an epoch change is underway. Even the mid-town, the eight-lane indoor range that seemed so evolutionary a decade ago feels like a dinosaur when compared to a new breed […]
FAA Report on Dangers of Low-Budget CR-123s
We have all heard the warnings of spontaneous CR-123 battery combustion, but where can you find a reliable source that actually confirms it happens? The FAA keeps track of battery incidents—most related to cargo—although the passenger and crew experiences provide some valuable lessons for today’s shooter. One problem occurred on Aug. 28, 2010, when […]
No Virtue in Being Unprepared
Photo courtesy of the National Archives Doris Wise Montrose founded Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors in 2006 in memory of her father, who spent World War II in Auschwitz-Birkenau. “In exchange for tailoring Nazi uniforms, they allowed him to live and would reward him with an occasional potato or an onion,” Montrose said. He never […]
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