"Tuebor" – latin verb meaning "I will defend" | Firearms education, regulation news, and gear guidance for American shooters and hunters.
Every firearms accident has violated at least one of these four rules. Most violated more than one. That is not a coincidence. The rules work as a system, where any single one of them, followed, prevents a tragedy even if another fails. Colonel Jeff Cooper formalized these rules around 1976 when he founded Gunsite, the … Read more
A ballistics chart tells the story about how a bullet behaves from the moment it leaves the barrel to the moment it hits the target. Once you know what each column means, the chart becomes one of the most useful tools in deciding what ammunition to buy and how to shoot accurately at distance. What … Read more
The National Firearms Act (also known as the NFA) has regulated certain categories of firearms and accessories since 1934. For most of that time, owning an NFA item meant paying a $200 tax stamp, submitting fingerprints and photographs, filing paperwork with the ATF, and waiting months, sometimes close to a year, for approval. That changed … Read more
Red flag laws are one of the most debated topics in American gun policy. Supporters say they save lives by getting firearms away from people who are about to harm themselves or others. Critics say they strip gun owners of constitutional rights without due process. This is a factual breakdown of what red flag laws … Read more
Michigan is a shall-issue state. That means if you meet the legal requirements, the county clerk must issue you a Concealed Pistol License (CPL). There is no discretion, no subjective judgment, nothing beyond what the law requires. Who Qualifies To be eligible for a Michigan CPL you must: Michigan does not have permitless carry. Carrying … Read more