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.
More fun than you can stand! Dayton, OH, MKS Supply – Chiappa’s 1887 lever action shotgun is a faithful copy of the 1887 Winchester. The original Browning designed…
S.I.-Defense Rebrands and Relaunches as FALKOR Defense Sonju Industrial is an aerospace and defense company that has been manufacturing and assembling aerospace parts since 2001. Nearly a decade…
The Remington E Grade, Model 1894, dubbed “one of the finest engraved and appointed shotguns ever made in America,” inspired a team of elite and experienced craftsmen to…
Say it isn’t so, Mr. Bloomberg. The Crime Prevention Research Center published an article in September of 2014 showing research they’d done to counter Everytown for Gun Safety’s…
Photographer Brandi Mueller has been diving since she was 15 years old. In 2014 she did a dive near the Marshall Islands and took some stunning photos of…
Introducing the Competition Optics Ready (C.O.R.) Ultra Lite Rifle from Adams Arms. A light weight piston AR that is out-of-the-box ready for 3-gun competitions, recreational shooting or self-defense….
The M60 Has Been Rocking Battlefields Since 1957 The M60 is the iconic machine gun for big budget films and battlefields around the world. Wiki The M60, officially…
Livermore, CA – (gunsandtactics.com) – Wiley X, Inc. asks Americans to pause this May 28 to remember what Memorial Day is all about — honoring the memory of…
End of content
End of content
© 2025 UN12 Magazine
© 2025 UN12 Magazine
Wait! Don’t forget to