“Can’t crack” portable case ideal for bug-out orders and shooting range excursions The CaseCruzer Zombie Shooting Range Universal 5 Pack Handgun Case makes it easy for preppers and…
Steiner’s Super Savings on Military Optics, Buy a Riflescope and Get a Free Binocular GREELEY, Colo. – If you are in the market for an extremely high-quality tactical…
SEATTLE, Wa (gunsandtactics.com) – Similar to an episode of MTV Cribs, “Tactical Gear Factory” debuts this week on Guns & Tactics Magazine with a factory tour of Mega…
Message from the Editor: Some of you may recognize this content from earlier this year. The manufacturer has elected to completely re-brand the company and make some improvements…
LaserLyte® Introduces Their First Shotgun Laser Training System; Improves Practice with Sporting and Self-Defense Shotguns Cottonwood, AZ – LaserLyte®, innovators in firearms laser technologies, has released their first…
Streamlight announces upgraded lumen light output and intensity of its “traditional” TLR gun-mounted tactical lights. EAGLEVILLE, PA – Streamlight Inc., a leading provider of high-performance lighting and weapon…
We’ve just learned from GunUp CEO Dan Hall that GunUp is moving to South Dakota. Here’s the details form a press statement GunUp just released. GunUp is relocating…
Meet Bond’s villains, uncover their evil schemes, and explore their exotic lairs and weapons in this special exhibit commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Bond films. The International…
We all face challenges to varying degrees in our daily lives. Some people face more unique challenges than others. Two people in particular, both having served in our U.S. Military as EOD Techs, were injured in combat and sustained life changing injuries. Mary Dague lost her arms. Brad Lang lost his legs. They both face some very unique challenges every day.
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