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Jane Fonda is currently hawking her new book. Its an autobiography. Can anyone possibly think of any reason to buy it?

Like everyone else I was very pleased to see the AWB go away. Now that it is gone, here in Oregon and next door in the State of Washington, the local Democrats are trying to institute statewide handgun restrictive laws which are similar to the AWB. Is this just happening here or is it a...

Senate Bill S.659/S. 1806 is the senate bill which will block a filibuster by anti-gun Senators who will be sponsoring killer amendments such as the renewal of the Clinton gun ban. This bill needs 60 supporters to survive. If you want those pre-ban restrictions lifted then urge your...

Commander Lloyd Bucher, captain of the USS Pueblo, has died. Cmdr Bucher was a POW for a year and was tortured/beaten daily, his crew was also tortured, starved and mistreated until release (a year after capture in 1968) after a humiliating, highly publicized "confession." Bucher was a hero...

Given the technology in bullet design, is there any practical difference in target shooting, tactical shooting or on street performance when shooting 9mm or .40 cal premium ammo such as Winchester SXT, Gold Dot or Hydra-Shok in, for instance, the Glock 19/23?

So I was going in to buy some firearms related items and big as can be on the front door is the sign that all firearms must be checked for my protection. Oregon has a shall issue law and a concealed handgun license is an option. Thats it for Sportsmans Warehouse.

I understand that the Army Reserve get about 39 days a year of training. I may be wrong but it isn't much. On the other hand the 101st got about 300 days a year before going into Iraq. With that in mind, it has been announced that two brigades of Army reserves are being committed to combat...

I've shot the M1-M2 carbine alot. I've shot the MP5 not as much. Both are pretty handy. Does anyone know if 9mm ball ammo out of a MP5 offers any advantage over .30 cal Carbine ball ammo out of a M2?

Was just driving from the store and heard a snippet of Michael Savage saying that General Weslie Clark was Commanding General of Fort Hood and III Corps when the Waco massacre occurred. According to Savage, those tanks, helicopters and "support" came from Fort Hood. Anyone else hear this? ***?

Why would anyone have a gun designated solely as a range gun? I mean why wouldn't you use your normal carry gun? Who cares if it gets used a lot, isn't that what its for?

In a story distributed by the LA Times-Washington Post Service, written by Matthew Mosk and Dana Hedgpeth and published in today's Portland Oregonian newspaper, The Oregonian, Charles Moose's final paycheck is being held up because he will not disclose details about a legal settlement he listed...

With all this high speed lithium based lubricants, pastes, grease and oils, is there any reason not to use Break Free? Does the lithium based stuff do anything besides cost more? I'm talking practical differences not theoretical ones. Break Free, not just for breakfast anymore.

There is about a $50 dollar difference between the carbon steel and the stainless model. Is one preferable over the other? Should I care? Also does anyone have a recommendation for a regular scabbard holster for the 4 inch GP 100?

Obviously the constant recoil of a firearm is going to have an effect on a wrist watch. How much? No one knows but it must be something. The Casio G-Shock is generally regarded to be a very rugged watch. My only problem with the G Shock is that it is so thick. Does anyone know of a very...

Like almost everyone on this board I have firearms. That is, more than one handgun. My question for everyone is, "How many pistols do you own that you do NOT have a holster for?"

Among other things the multi-tools have screwdrivers which can help in making repairs at the range. My question is which multi-tool is the best; Gerber, Leatherman, SOG and others make them, which do you have and why?

Did anyone see that three star general who is Commander of US forces in Korea, cry on 60 Minutes last night? I think thats the first time I have ever seen that.

After telling the civilians who spotted and blocked in the snipers they couldn't have the reward money until the trial is over, Chief Moose has just cashed in on the sniper saga by negotiating a book and possible movie. No word on whether its a comedy or not.