Everything the desk has published — news first, arguments labeled.
Colion Noir's video on a fatal Memphis home invasion argues the surviving intruder could still face a homicide charge. Tennessee felony murder law is narrower than that.
Read the pieceL7A1 high-pressure 9mm, the British submachine gun load ATF flagged in 1996, gained velocity after cold conditioning in a chronograph test rather than losing it.
Read the pieceRuger Mini-14 accuracy testing on a suppressed, optic-mounted build measured roughly 3 to 3.5 MOA with match ammunition, and traced a suppressed cycling fault to gas pressure.
Ian McCollum took a 1950s Moroccan police Unique Rr51 in .32 ACP through four stages of an Arizona backup gun match, where a 12-plate course of fire outran the pistol's nine-round magazine.
SilencerCo's Rimfire Ruckus stages an eight-shooter .22 LR three-gun match at a private Wyoming range, with the Sparrow 22 and the modular Switchback 22 on the guns throughout.
Garand Thumb's nuclear strike video runs a 24-minute scenario through EMP effects, fallout decontamination and a 72-hour basement shelter, and how it lines up with federal planning documents.
Trinidad State College's NRA summer gunsmithing program is the real thing. The Silly War Pirates video selling it would be stronger without the culture-war jab and the word fake.
A Dead Air Wolverine on a Mosin-Nagant M91/30 made the rifle more pleasant to shoot, not less, contradicting the back-pressure warning Lujan relays on camera.
Forgotten Weapons filmed all three SACO Defense M683 prototypes, the 1983 submachine gun built on Brazil's Uru design.
Michigan's proof-of-citizenship and voter ID amendment fell three signatures short of the November ballot. Armed Scholar walks through the emergency application now sitting with Justice Kavanaugh.
Thailand suspended new firearm purchase permits after two shootings near Bangkok. Colion Noir's video argues the country's roughly 4 million unregistered guns undercut the crackdown.
SOCOM carbine programs now run three deep — CAR, ICAR and HICAR — and a new Boondock Ballistician explainer argues none of them retires the M4 or 5.56.
