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Freedom is not free, and neither is Viridian. In fact, it’s quite expensive, never mind paying an arm and a leg, I think you’re gonna have to sell your kidneys as well. Maybe that’s why this Viridian ad doesn’t show prices:

Here’s the kind of thing that annoys me, a concealed-carry instructor who is supposedly pro-gun, ends his statement in a rather anti-gun way.

Here’s why it’s important not to leave a round in the chamber after removing a magazine. It also shows that cops don’t always know best, and they’re the last people in the world that should lecture us. Well, last after hateful unarmed fools that lecture us on guns.

Red dot sights are an invention that revolutionized the world of shooting. Traditional iron sights while having the ability to get the job done require years of practice in order to use them properly. By

What do they mean by over and under? That I’m not sure.

Is it a reference to shooting animals that fly and walk? Either way, the Benelli 828U is a beautiful shotgun.

Here’s an ad from Leupold, I like the contrast between the rugged guy in B&W or sepia and the modern product.

Not only can we not advertise on the Superbowl, but even on the official Super Bowl program we get rejected. This is the “controversial” print ad from

If you’re going to buy something online, make sure the seller is reputable.

Deep discounts are hard to pass up. But, careful, what may seem like a near perfect deal could lure you into a scheme and cost you more than you bargained for.

One gun collector thought he found the perfect deal on a gun online. Turns out, he was wrong.

Tim Wenzlawsh found a collectible gun 20% less than the going rate, so he quickly contacted the seller by phone. “This guy knew his firearms, he knew what made them collectibles.”

Tim was eager to get the item before it got away. So, as requested,he sent the seller a postal money order for $1,000.

“I hadn’t heard from him in 4 or 5 days so I tried to contact him and the number I had went straight to voice mail,” Tim said. “I emailed and kept doing this for a few days afterwards and just nothing ever came of it.”

Tim had been duped and he was not alone. Postal Inspectors were already investigating dozens of similar complaints.

U.S. Postal Inspector Alexandra Papageorge said in every case, the person bid on an item but never received the item.

Investigators soon realized all of the complaints were actually against the same person – Paul Steven Webster –...