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The idea that criminals are stupid is a really stupid idea. Some are stupid only in the ways of making an honest living. Most are perfectly able to make an honest living or live off of ill gotten gains. Most do both simultaneously.

That's a fact. Even in the days before cellphones the US Postal Service was the main vehicle of communication--especially for state inmates. Interfering with one's access to the mail is almost a civil rights violation and even then, inmates developed sophisticated codes to communicate using...

Actually, this war started on the streets of southwest OKC during the summer of 2014. A UAB had a skanky ol' slut lure an Irish Mob member into an apartment for some sex where the UAB thug robbed and murdered him. But it's also about business too. Mainly the drug business but any ol' thug...

Two minutes are how long it took for three inmates to sustain fatal injuries, four more to sustain serious injuries, and seventeen others to sustain less serious injuries. All of this carnage was done with primitive prison-made weapons--likely improvised impact weapons and pieces of metal or...

It will be okay for her, but she won't enjoy shooting it. She'll be better served by a Glock 42 or 43. http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/02/daniel-zimmerman/gun-review-glock-42/ http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/05/daniel-zimmerman/gun-review-glock-43/

Before you kick Oklahoma too hard I suggest you read Andrew Branca's book (http://lawofselfdefense.com/ ) in order to understand how things really work in the criminal justice pipeline, and especially how self-defense immunity and stand-your-ground help you in establishing a valid claim of...

You do. Missouri has a Castle Doctrine, but no stand-your-ground. However, in the places you are likely to fish I wouldn't worry too much about it. It's the urban areas that are the problem--problem political elites, and problem thugs who may push you into the clutches of the problem political...

Glock 26 gets my vote. 11 vs. 5 round capacity. Spare Glock 19 or 17 mag for much faster than a revolver reload. +P+ ammo makes it the ballistic equivalent of a .357 magnum. But, why does it have to be either-or?? Get both. A 3 inch SP-101 is a joy to shoot and built like a tank.

The are legal, and I have a half dozen of them and they all still work fine. Of course, they are Glock 19 mags. It's hard to wear out a Glock 9mm.

Incorrectly installed. It's easy to do. Replace it while you are at it. Improper installation may have weakened or damaged the spring. They are cheap and GlockParts.com will have you one in a couple of days. I've done business with them for about five years and they are the best. Here is help...

I have issues with this ranking myself. The last time I checked, Arizona didn't have stand-your-ground protection. I keep remembering the guy who was attacked on the trail by the dog, then attacked by the owner. The prosecutor convinced the jury that the victim could have retreated. The case was...

Love that statement. My thoughts exactly.

This is just one tiny example of why one would have to be mad to serve in the military today.

The best value for the money. Better than many more expensive knives.

Boycott!!!

The second amendment text leads me to believe that citizens have the right to keep & bear substantially the same weapons that a soldier bears. That being the case, it's reasonable to assume that law enforcement has to respond to situations in which substantially the same weapons that a soldier...

The Land of Enchantment is a notoriously Leftist place. If you come to Missouri, or Kansas you'll be fine. In both, if you happen not to see the sign, and you are ordered to leave and refuse, and a peace officer is summoned, you will be charged with an infraction and have to pay a fine. Do this...

I own four Glock 19s; a Gen 2, a Gen 3, a Gen 2/3 (a Gen 2 slide and a stippled Gen 3 frame), and a Gen 4. I also have a Gen 3 26, a Gen 2 23, and a Gen 3 23. I'm still waiting for my first Glock malfunction. My advice is to get both of them.

According to federal statutes it's legal to carry in a post office. The problem is, the postal service disagrees. Attorney Kevin Jamison http://www.kljamisonlaw.com/ says that if you want to get the postal service to agree you need to do one thing. He says that you need to get a 55 gallon drum...

Yep. If someone's interested in prosecuting you. It's usually filed as an additional charge with some other crime. But, it doesn't have to be.