What to do when things get up close and personal.
You recently bought your first handgun. Now what?
Time is a limited resource. Use it efficiently when you draw your pistol.
Situational awareness, a diverse set of tools and a wide range of skills trumps a pre-planned response.
Because there's more than one way to be your own first responder.
Confidence breeds serenity.
Because if something can go wrong, it will, and usually at the worst possible time.
Put down the rotary tool; there are better ways to upgrade a classic rifle.
Amateurs try until they get it right. Professionals try until they can't get it wrong.
This reinterpretation of a previous BATFE rulings is effective immediately.