This week we are continuing our series on the book “Duty to Defend” with an article by Rev. George T. McCall. Matthew 7:12 tells us that we should do unto others as we would have them do unto us. Does this mean we should avoid owning a firearm for self-defense?…
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Every decision we make with regards to concealed carry is a compromise: concealability, comfort, shootability, convenience. Then there are legal and ethical questions. All these factors must be accounted for. What compromises you are willing to make and how do you handle those decisions?
In this week’s episode, Lloyd rants about the apparent differences in the coverage and concern for victims of the wildfires in California, versus those still suffering in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. And he shares some thoughts on how certain internet celebs have opined about the efficacy of thoughts and…
In this first episode of 2025, Lloyd gets you caught up on everything happening since our last episode and lays out some ideas for the new year.
Following the shocking assassination of an insurance industry CEO on the streets of New York City, voices on the Left have (unsurprisingly) celebrated — or at least justified — the killing, suggesting that it’s tragic BUT somehow understandable. Sadly, those kinds of comments are not exclusive to the Left, and…
In this week’s early Thanksgiving episode, Lloyd takes a look at the case of an Ohio man who recently argued that 18 USC § 922(g)(5)(A) is unconstitutional because it denies the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment to aliens who are unlawfully in the United States. We’ll break…
Have you seen the new Volvo ad? It is unabashedly pro-life and pro-family and a refreshing change by corporate America to appeal to the “normies,” the men and women who turned the 2024 election for Donald Trump. To win the culture war, this is a step in the right direction….
In this week’s variety show episode, Mia, Sergeant Bill and Steve Clifford reflect on the outcome of the 2024 election and what it might mean for gun rights, for hunters, competitive shooters, and police.