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There’s a saying in Formula One that a 15-cent screw can ruin a race just as fast as a blown motor. The little things matter, especially in a 13:1 compression engine spinning at 18,000 rpm. Guns don’t exactly run on gentle unicorn toots either; they’re an instrument of intense heat, pressure, and extreme acceleration in an area no bigger than a Pringles can. If your life depends on your firearm, or a major match is looming on the horizon, you’ll want to prep your gun just like any F1 pit crew would, and that means securing all those 15-cent screws…
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If you live the EDC (Every Day Carry) lifestyle, you’re always looking for something better. When it comes to holsters, that “something better” usually boils down to three things: comfort, retention and versatility. At least, that’s what I’m always chasing. The Incog X holster by Haley Strategic and Safariland. Here, it’s paired with the Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C and shown with the optional Mag Caddy. Recently, I became aware of the Incog X holster. The Incog X is a collaboration between Safariland and Travis Haley of Haley Strategic, who originally designed the holster more than 10 years ago. The Details…
The Brief: An Oklahoma City resident used a firearm to stop an intruder during an early morning break-in. After hearing someone prying open a bedroom window, the resident retrieved a handgun and held the suspect at gunpoint. Arriving police officers took the suspect into custody without further incident. Law enforcement confirmed the resident acted within legal self-defense parameters and will not face charges. Safety experts recommend reinforcing ground-floor windows with security film and secondary locks to deter intruders. Staging firearms in quick-access safes provides immediate availability during emergencies while maintaining home safety. OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — A terrifying forced entry…
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Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has signed Senate Bill 749 into law, establishing a comprehensive statewide ban on “assault weapons” and “high-capacity” magazines effective July 1, 2026. The legislation was immediately met with a sophisticated, dual-track legal assault: a state-level lawsuit filed by GOA and VCDL utilizing a unique “state-only” constitutional theory, and a lean federal lawsuit filed by the NRA and FPC explicitly engineered to bypass the Fourth Circuit and head straight to the U.S. Supreme Court. RICHMOND, VA — The Old Dominion has officially become the latest flashpoint in the national battle over the Second Amendment. On Thursday, May…
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A midday active shooter attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday, May 18, 2026, has left at least two people dead, including a dedicated campus security guard. A massive multi-agency response and a tactical SWAT deployment successfully neutralized the armed threat within an hour, ending a terrifying sequence that briefly forced local schools and nearby religious institutions into mandatory lockdowns. UPDATE @ 4:58PM EST: Police confirm that 2 suspects, both teenagers, were deceased at the scene. A total of 3 victims were shot and killed, including an armed security guard. The suspects were identified as male, and…
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Editor’s Note: Especially adapted for The Armory Life from The Matchless Enfield .303 No. 4 Mk I (T) Sniper and Britain’s Elite Scout/Snipers Who Dominated WWII Battlefields Book No. 2 Mk II revised and expanded by Jeff John. Available at Amazon.com. The No. 4 (T), with its low scope-to-bore mounting (top), had the thoughtful additions a rifleman desired. Other combatants’ rifles usually had scopes mounted high such as Russia’s Mosin-Nagant (bottom). I’ve long believed the Enfield No. 4 (T) was the best sniper rifle in WWII, and here’s why. The No. 4’s slab-sided receiver was amenable to scope bases, and…
