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The knife was an important sidearm in the times of Jim Bowie, but as handguns became more reliable, the knife on the belt became smaller, relegated to backup status.

Cutting Distance: Knife Attacks and the Tueller Drill

Polycase Inceptor ARX

Polycase Inceptor ARX 9mm Self-Defense Ammo: Unconventional Design with Excellent Performance

Shoot Until the Threat Stops

A stainless and black two-tone Kimber CDP .380 semi-auto pistol clipped out and presented before an elegant black marble background

A Bad Day at the Gun Range

Girls’ Night Out: Gun Cleaning Party

What Really Happens When Women Learn to Use Guns?

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The Pendulum Continues to Swing…Our Way

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Gun Review: 5-Shot Snub-Nosed Revolver

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Is It Ever OK to Shoot an Attacker in the Back?

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A square brown Forest Service sign depicting two stylized hikers and a large white arrow pointing to the right to indicate the start of a hiking trail. Both signs are full of bullet holes. The arid landscape and weathered rail fence in the background denotes that the sign stands in the Southwestern portion of the United States.

On The Trail: Bearing Arms in the Bush

Dramatic photo of the bottom of a shooting victim's cowboy boots as he lies on a smooth surface aside three spent shell cases.

48 Hours: What REALLY Happens After a Self-Defense Shooting

The CrossBreed Ankle Holster: Now Ready for Revolvers