Gritr is introducing the Stealth, a new folding-blade knife built for people who need a dependable tool for everyday carry and backcountry trips. The Gritr Stealth features a sharp, partially serrated D2 steel blade engineered to easily slice through rope, branches and tough materials. Users can choose between two finishes to match your style: A stonewashed blade for the black ...
I am often asked by family and friends to recommend or suggest a first firearm. And while I am honored to be trusted enough to be helping, I usually respond by asking, “What are you going to be doing with the gun?” The reasons for my question are several, and that usually provokes soul-searching and added thought by the person ...
The new 8.6 BLK cartridge looks to be a step closer to the general-purpose role the .300 BLK was originally intended to fill. When Advanced Armament Corporation (AAC) introduced the .300 AAC Blackout (BLK) cartridge a decade and a half ago, it started something. Prior to the BLK, subsonic, centerfire-rifle shooting was mostly a handloading-only proposition with cartridges never intended ...
A disturbing crime on a New York City subway underscores the importance of self-defense awareness and why many Americans choose to legally carry a concealed firearm. NEW YORK, NY (3-minute read) — A horrifying incident aboard a New York City subway train serves as a powerful and painful reminder of why many citizens choose to carry firearms for self-defense. On ...
A St. Petersburg homeowner fatally shot one of two intruders during a home invasion last month. The second suspect has now turned himself in and faces a felony murder charge. LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE ST. PETERSBURG, FL (2-minute read) — Police in St. Petersburg have announced the arrest of a suspect linked to a deadly home invasion last month, where ...
My wife and I have “his and hers” Ruger SP101s chambered in .357 Mag., although we only shoot .38 Spl. ammunition in them because of the recoil from the magnum loads. We are both retired fire department employees which, as you might imagine with our aging eyes, makes it difficult for us to differentiate the front sight from the rear ...
By the end of the Second World War, the United States Navy operated a total of 6,768 warships of all sizes. That number is impressive because in 1941, the sea service operated just 790 ships. However, by 1943, it was larger than all the other combatant nations combined. Among the thousands of warships built were 18 aircraft carriers (not counting ...
The vast majority of potential threats that we perceive turn out to be no threat at all. So how do we determine of it is a threat or not? Well, since most situations occur under poor light conditions it might be a good idea to light it up for a closer look. One solution that has become popular is to ...
An interview with the late Dr. Phil Dater, a great mind that left a lasting impact on modern suppressor designs and the gun industry as a whole. Editorial Forward: Dr. Phil Dater passed on January 20, 2025. He is fondly remembered, and I am honored to have known him. In this piece you’ll get a glimpse of why he was so ...
Tucked away in Jacksonville, Florida, lies a collection of automobiles that tell the story of the development of the automobile using racing technology. With 16,000 feet of display space, a theater, a conference room, and a complete workshop, three centuries of automobiles form an unforgettable interactive experience. THE BRUMOS STORY The Brumos journey started in 1953 when Hubert Brundage became ...