Well, let’s see… For one thing, I’m seven years “helicopter crash free” today. For another, I’m damn glad that the media wasn’t able to succeed in making the Richmond protest on the 20th into another Charlottesville. Great collection of pix … Read more
Throughout the year, we’ll be reminded that it’s the centennial anniversary of the great failed social experiment called Prohibition. The Chicago Tribune, which is a longtime editorial supporter of “gun control,” recently published this editorial defending their opposition to Prohibition … Read more
We’re in an election year, which means there’s a good chance that before the year is out there’ll be a run on ammunition. We don’t know yet who the Democrat nominee will be, but we know every damn one of … Read more
For many years, I’ve been proud to serve on the board of trustees for the Second Amendment Foundation. SAF has been a leader in using the courts to overturn bad legislation and to uphold the rights of law-abiding firearms owners. … Read more
Right at a year ago, Psychology Today published an essay which postulated that training seriously for armed self-defense was deleterious to empathy and weakened human character. The following May, our friend David Yamane wrote this counterpoint. I’m with Yamane on … Read more
