Henry Repeating Arms' "Guns for Great Causes" program is issuing a "call to arms" to put an end to childhood cancer for good in honor of two-year-old Ethan Shaw--and if you'd like to join Ethan's Army, all you need to do is open your heart and your gun case to a limited edition Henry “Ethan’s Army” Edition Golden Boy lever-action rifle. Henry designed and produced 88 beautiful … [Read more...] about Henry Designs & Donates 88 Rifles For Cancer-Stricken Toddler
Guns Save Lives
SHABBAT SHALOM: Meet the Tactical Rabbi
Say hello to "The Tactical Rabbi"...unless you're a would-be synagogue shooter. (Then say "oops.") Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership (JPFO) seems to be among the few political advocacy groups that remembers the awful lessons of the 20th century: The way you'll know you're about to need your guns more than ever before is when the government starts asking how many … [Read more...] about SHABBAT SHALOM: Meet the Tactical Rabbi
Minnesota Not-So-Nice: Armed Security For City Council, Not Citizens
Isn't it weird how the city council doesn't have to worry about self-defense, but you do? What happens when you want to disband the police, but have no plan at all to replace them? Well, in Minneapolis what's happening is that the city council is spending thousands of dollars in private security for three council members while the city's citizens are left high and dry. It's as … [Read more...] about Minnesota Not-So-Nice: Armed Security For City Council, Not Citizens
Armed Self-Defense in Public: What to Do After the Shot
BOOM: The unthinkable has happened, and you have been forced to shoot an attacker. There's a lot of information on the Web about how to deal with law enforcement in the aftermath of a defensive shooting, but there's a critical advice gap that Personal Defense Network's Barrett Kendrick addresses in this video--what to do in the moments after you pull the trigger, while the … [Read more...] about Armed Self-Defense in Public: What to Do After the Shot
Guns Save Lives: Defenders With Disabilities Edition
Self-defense is a human right, and you don't lose it if you are, or become, disabled. Ask any law-enforcement officer about the quality of criminals these days, and they'll tell you: The vast majority of them aren't exactly evil geniuses, a la Professor Moriarty, nor are they particularly brave. In general, two-legged predators are very much like the four-legged variety; … [Read more...] about Guns Save Lives: Defenders With Disabilities Edition
