[su_heading size=”30″ margin=”1″]The Makers Of Weaponeye[/su_heading] Interview by Steve Joseph ⋅ Photographs by Michael Bensayan [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”3″]T[/su_dropcap]he American Shooting Journal reached out to Michael Bensayan, the inventor of Weaponeye, a device mounted to the front of a handgun that records exceptional...
[su_heading size=”30″ margin=”0″]HIPERFIRE’s New EDT Trigger[/su_heading] HIPERFIRE announces its new EDT(Enhanced Duty Trigger) AR fire-control trigger. This fire-control group is designed for law enforcement, OEM rifle builders, NRA service rifle competitors, and home defenders as a lower cost high-performance trigger upgrade. This single-stage trigger is...
[su_dropcap style=”light” size=”3″]H[/su_dropcap]unting is a deeply rooted instinct for many people, and can be categorized as sustenance, survival, tradition and conservation, to name a few. Real hunters appreciate all of these treasured aspects and work hard to maintain them. Unfortunately, we...
It’s Too Easy To Crack Your Gun Safe Story and photographs by Dave Goetzinger Not long ago, I was in the market for a small handgun safe. After visiting a local gun shop and bringing home my new gun safe, I took...
Tueller drill principles has been taught to Cadettes and seasoned Officers/Agents throughout law enforcement nation wide, includes agencies such as the FBI and DEA. The objective is sound for teaching to a wide variety of skill level and to retain it...
By Danielle Breteau Most people who pick up this magazine or read this blog might have actually handled a firearm, maybe even twice. At some point, you might have had training, whether it was formal i.e., law enforcement academy/military training or...
