What legally counts as a use of force? Learn the difference between physical force and deadly physical force, how self-defense laws evaluate reasonableness, and when everyday objects may become dangerous instruments.

What happens if a bullet fired in lawful self-defense passes through an attacker or misses and hits an innocent person? Learn why overpenetration can create serious legal consequences.

Does draw time or retention matter more to you when considering a "duty holster" for professional use. We get a chance to see the new offering from Blackpoint Tactical where speed is the priority!

The SAR9 SOCOM packs a threaded barrel, optics-ready slide, upgraded trigger, tritium sights, and more into a full-size 9mm. We break down its features, ergonomics, accuracy, reliability, suppressed performance, and overall value

Hawaii's Vampire Law tried to sidestep Bruen by making most private property off-limits to concealed carriers unless owners gave permission. In Wolford v. Lopez, the Supreme Court shut that workaround down.

Here is a quick breakdown of everything we know so far about the new NFA rule changes.

Pets may be family to their owners, but the law often classifies them as property. That distinction can dramatically limit the amount of force a person may legally use to stop someone from harming an animal.

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The $100M Default Judgment: Breaking down the Husky Armory LLC CMP M14 Release: Everything you need to know about the upcoming late-2026/early-2027 surplus drop. 4 Position FRTs

After putting roughly 1,000 rounds through the XPRT 90, we take an in-depth look at FN Specialties' innovative trigger kit for the FN PS90. We cover its design, range performance, reliability, key takeaways from an interview with the designer, and wh