Second Amendment Radicalism
2017-11-27T17:04:47
I'm pretty much a Second Amendment absolutist. The fact that I can't just stroll down to the local gun shop and walk away with my very own un-crippled M4A1 select-fire rifle irks me to no end, and I consider gun control tantamount to treason. But that doesn't mean I love everything about the firearms world...
2017-11-14T00:00:32
I'm finally getting to some actual product reviews, rather than obscure think pieces and pretty pictures of firearms...
2017-10-25T05:16:31
Myths abound about firearms and the scene surrounding them, and some of the most onerous and persistent ones rear their ugly heads after notorious shooting incidents...
2017-10-03T17:12:16
These past few days, we have joined together in sadness, shock, and grief as we mourn the loss of over 50 people during the tragedy in Las Vegas on Sunday night at the Route 91 Festival during Jason Aldean's concert...
2017-09-26T15:37:52
Regular Guy Guns has been, and always will be, a labor of love for myself. However, that labor does incur some costs. I try to keep things lean by using free and open-source technologies, as well as stripped-down hosting on Amazon, but the actual content production does incur some moderate costs...
2017-09-15T18:12:07
This past Sunday, one of the most powerful tropical cyclones in history, Hurricane Irma, made landfall in Florida and wreaked a trail of varying degrees of destruction throughout most of Florida. From the Keys to Jacksonville, most of the state was ravaged in some degree by the storm...
2017-08-31T09:44:16
Yes, in all 50 states, it is perfectly legal for one individual to sell a firearm to another in a person-to-person transaction. Typically, people do this to save a few dollars versus purchasing the gun at a dealer, or sometimes a person is seeking a unique or vintage gun that just cannot be found in stores. Whatever the motives, the transaction is perfectly legal. But, there's a lot of caveats to the private transfer process...
2017-08-23T10:01:00
Of course, the easiest response to this situation is to be prepared and carry your firearm to work, but when the rubber meets the road, it's not that simple...
2017-08-05T16:09:10
It's true. The only thing the Hearing Protection Act will be doing is removing suppressors from the purview of the National Firearms Act...
