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Great article. Though it makes me feel slightly overwhelmed at the thought of additional care in hand loading accurate ammo. Part of my concern in the tube shooting, is the POI shift I have seen when shooting a different bullseye on a 5 target. Even though that bullseye may only be 6 or 8...

Haha yes, your right. I am thinking 600-800 yards, with the occasional 1000yd steel plinking. This range would be a convenient way to initially test loads.

I recently purchased a Precision Rifle (not complete, but not bad for where I am at). I am wanting to get into the medium-long range stuff with it. In that pursuit, I am also starting to hand load for it and am trying to workup a decent recipe. So to the point, there is a range near me that...

I don't think that 2 rounds of anything should be relied upon. Let alone the derringers I have seen require are SAA.

^^^Wow, that pic is enormous, sorry about that.^^^

I like the Speedvault. I would stay away from the Biometric ones, I have heard too many complaints about the reliability. And you need it to open every time on the first time.

In Utah you can CC in a car at 18 with no permit. I would be more comfortable with issuing CCW permits to 18 year olds at they will at least have to sit through a class and hear the laws and restrictions. .....and its good for business.

I have seen some at local dealers for $75. May not be a bad way to go since you don't have to deal with transferring and such. Check around.

Here I am sure some will disagree with my opinions on it, but I think it is important that we address it.

The second video is a gunny in Afghanistan giving a moto speech. Excellent. We had a Sgt Major in Afghanistan like this. Link

Also, lets keep in mind that the Heller decision was 5-4. God help us if another justice who leans a little left is put in.

It's not the wording that is the problem. The wording is pretty straightforward. It could be incredible specific and lay out every argument that could be possibly brought against it and there would still be people that argue with it.

I own a 10mm. On paper, the 10mm has tremendous energy and a pretty good capacity. But I choose to carry the 9mm more often than not, simply due to the fact that I like to have more rounds. In my experience, they tend to disappear a lot quicker than you expect them to.

The LEO is going to know I have a permit either way... they taxi driver will not. Nor is the taxi driver in a position to make my life very difficult if I do something to upset him. Why not show a little goodwill? I don't care at all if you want to inform the officer or not, that's your...

It shouldn't, but I have also heard of some who would be upset if you don't.

In Utah you don't have to. But it comes up when they run your plates. So I will simply as a courtesy.

From cottonwood heights police. Good general advice. Never mind the fact that this officer was later charged with misusing public funds. It is still good advice. link

What if I have to arm my less prepared neighbors?

I will sometimes carry a 642 with hammer in my pocket. Although, I always use a pocket holster. When drawing, I use the thumb on hammer method to avoid snagging. However. often this make it even more difficult to draw as my thumb will often block me drawing the gun. So if it were me, I would...

I believe that I, as a responsible, law abiding citizen should not be restricted in owning any kind of firearm, or weapon. I don't believe this should extend to just small arms. A big reason behind the second amendment is as a means for the people to keep power. If we are limited in what we...