You might be wondering what a restored vintage Rolls-Royce is doing on a site that mostly focuses on outdoor gear and vehicles that support it. Well, the thing about cars is that they can help get you through the triathlon of life, but also the actual triathlons. This one has been custom-made to do both, adding a very clever bike rack to this lovingly renewed 1981 Rolls-Royce Corniche shooting brake. Henry Has Gone From Coupe to Wagon (Photo/Niels van Roij Design) The car, called Henry by the family that has owned it since new, started life as a coupe. Recently,…
On Wednesday’s Bearing Arms’ Cam & Company, Firearms Policy Coalition founder and president Brandon Combs noted a disturbing trend inside the DOJ. While the Department has taken historic action to defend the right to keep and bear arms against state and local infringements, it’s also defended virtually every federal gun control law that’s currently being challenged, though in some cases that defense is more passive than active. We have yet another example of this phenomenon in a case called Rush v. United States, which is a challenge to the NFA’s registration and taxation scheme for…
Silencer Central — the company that pioneered home delivery of suppressors, has filed a federal lawsuit against FedEx and its subsidiaries, alleging negligent misrepresentation and breach of contract after the shipping giant abruptly refused to continue transporting suppressors. The complaint, filed October 8 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern Division of South Dakota, claims FedEx misled Silencer Central during lengthy negotiations and then reneged on a signed contract that was essential to the company’s nationwide delivery network. “I’ve been discriminated against by big banks for over 20 years because of the type of business I’m in. Now it…
Knife Rights, Inc. v. Bonta challenges California’s prohibition on switchblade knives. Oral arguments were delivered on appeal in the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals this week by attorney John Dillon. On October 8, 2025, attorney John Dillon — from the Dillon Law Group — delivered oral arguments in the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Dillon is the attorney representing Knife Rights, Inc., the plaintiff in the case. Knife Rights, Inc. v. Bonta seeks to overturn California’s switchblade knife prohibitions. The language of the law amounts to a complete ban on switchblades with blades…
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The End of the American Dream. Do you know why Joe Biden never gave Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine while he was in the White House? Even at such an extremely advanced state of mental decline, Biden still understood that allowing the Ukrainians to have such missiles would put us right on the brink of nuclear war. In addition to supplying the missiles, we would have to supply the delivery platforms, and we would literally have to guide the missiles to their targets. So from Russia’s perspective, these would be American…
The National Firearms Act is not a particularly good law, and in this day and age, it’s been proven to also be a very ineffective one. Machine gun conversions are plentiful, and criminals are laying down a lot more fire than your average citizen can hope to match. And then we have short-barreled firearms and suppressors, which no longer have a tax on them, but still have to go through the whole rigamarole with the ATF and be registered, even though the registration is supposed to just be a list of who all has paid…
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We’re kind of in a special time right now. While the Hearing Protection Act and SHORT Act didn’t land quite like we wanted, with the new fiscal year, we can buy short-barreled rifles and suppressors without the $200 tax stamp. The problem, though, is that we still need NFA paperwork, and those products will still be entered into the NFA database.That’s a database whose stated existence isn’t about registering scary devices to keep them out of naughty hands. It’s about making sure whoever has them has paid the tax.And the fact that there’s not a…
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Imagine a Marine squad positioned on a remote pacific island, facing an incoming drone swarm with communications disrupted. In such high-stakes scenarios, rapid decision-making is critical. That’s where the Marine Corps’ Project Dynamis steps in, using Marine Corps AI to fuse real-time data from Navy vessels and Air Force satellites, enabling precise strikes that can turn the tide of battle. This initiative represents a significant advancement in how the Corps equips its forces for modern warfare.The U.S. Marine Corps launched Project Dynamis on September 10, 2025, following a memorandum signed by Lt. Gen. Daniel J. O’Donohue. Col. Arlon D. Smith…
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When Finland joined NATO in 2023, the small Nordic nation brought with it one of Europe’s most comprehensive defense systems, built over decades of preparing for the worst along its border with Russia. Instead of a large standing army, Finland relies on universal conscription, a vast trained reserve pool, and a society where everyone has a role in national defense.As Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo put it in 2025: “By joining NATO, Finland strengthened its own security, but also the stability and security of the whole Alliance. We have over 1,300 kilometers of border with Russia, but we also have a…
Optimal performance requires the mastery of recovery. While it is understandable for combat units to have the highest fitness standards, getting to that common goal requires significant investment in the following:Smart training and coachNutritional educationBetter access to healthy foodsBetter sleeping and living conditions for troopsStress mitigation trainingThe modern battlefield demands advanced technology and weaponry, along with strong, resilient and mission-ready service members. The Department of Defense’s renewed focus on maximizing physical fitness standards – particularly having combat units reach the “highest male standard” – requires significant investment in time and resources.Read Next: How Special Operations Candidates Should Approach Workouts to…
The Civil War ripped apart nearly every bond Americans shared — classmates, friends, even family members found themselves on opposite sides of the conflict. One of the most unique feuds came in the winter of 1864, when a Union general defeated an entire Confederate army led by a man who once sat in his classroom at West Point.At the Battle of Nashville, Maj. Gen. George Henry Thomas, a Virginian who stayed with the Union, smashed the Confederate Army of Tennessee under Lt. Gen. John Bell Hood. Fifteen years earlier, Thomas taught artillery and cavalry tactics at the U.S. Military Academy. One…
For many servicemembers and veterans, the benefits tied to an ID are measured in healthcare, commissary privileges, or tuition support. Less obvious, but no less significant, is the way the card opens doors of museums and memorials. Across the country institutions large and small waive admission or host special recognition days for those who have worn the uniform. What seems like a courtesy at the ticket counter is also an invitation into spaces built to preserve memory, interpret sacrifice, and connect past service to present life. Living History In Public Spaces When a veteran walks through the halls of a maritime…
