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http://www.crockettdefense.com/wp-content/uploads/abcnews-brutal-home-invasion.MP4   James Dittrich and Meredith Duffy were victims of a brutal home invasion last year. Their horrific ordeal and injuries were captures by ABC’s “NYMed.” James saved both of their lives that night by resisting their attackers, and while they paid a high price, they are alive to tell the story. Not surprisingly, their […]

Thanks to the National Shooting Sports Foundation for putting together this infographic that details the great impact target shooting has in our country. Millions of shooters and billions of dollars (especially at today’s ammo prices). One of the interesting stats they list is that 30% are women. While that’s an ok number, we’re seeing closer […]

The Colorado student who took a shotgun to school in December 2013 and shot Claire Davis did not have the chance to kill more students as is often seen in recent active-shooter incidents. Why didn’t he shoot and injure and kill more people? Why has the media ignored the reason? Both have the same answer. […]

When we’re at shows or out talking to people about firearms training, we often hear a familiar phrase: I haven’t had any formal training but I’ve been watching videos on YouTube and going to the range to practice. Now, before we get into it, don’t misunderstand. We love Hicock45, NutnFancy, and all the rest. In […]

By now, many of you have probably seen the video put out by gun control group “States United to Prevent Gun Violence” which portrays a man walking into an office building and taking a shot at employees with a muzzle loader. After his first (missed) shot, he stops to reload while everyone safely exits the […]

Diana DeGette, a senator from Colorado and co-sponsor of a magazine restriction bill in the U.S. Senate, shows that you don’t need to know much about a subject to write, sponsor, or vote on a bill. Taking a page out of Joe Biden’s Book of Firearms Ignorance, she doesn’t even know how an ammunition magazine […]

Pretending like he’s an expert on the subject, it didn’t take long for Joe Biden to offer more dangerous gun advice. In the latest development demonstrating VP Joe Biden’s ignorance when it comes to firearms, he made this comment to Field & Stream magazine: “Well, you know, my shotgun will do better for you than your […]

Vice President Joe Biden is probably well-meaning, but he often plays the expert on subjects he knows little about. Last week he said that he advises his wife that if anything should go wrong, she should walk out on the balcony and fire a couple of rounds from a double barreled shotgun. Not only was […]

Great article today in the Wall Street Journal by Jeffrey Shapiro, a criminal prosecutor for the District of Columbia from 2007-09. The gun ban had an unintended effect: It emboldened criminals because they knew that law-abiding District residents were unarmed and powerless to defend themselves. Violent crime increased after the law was enacted, with homicides […]

The tragic event in Newtown has revived the debate over Second Amendment rights, firearms in the hands of teachers and administrators, and really, whether anyone other than the police and military should have guns at all. Many argue that firearms have no place in schools—that our schools should be safe havens for learning. And while […]