The Leupold BX‑6 Range HD 4DOF is a new flagship rangefinding binocular designed to combine long‑range ranging, advanced ballistic solving, and GPS‑based mapping in a single optic. Built around a 10×42 optical system, the BX‑6 is aimed at long‑range shooters, hunters, and archers who want one device to handle ranging, ballistic computation, and target location. Integrated Ballistics and Environmental Data At the center of the BX‑6 is Hornady’s 4DOF ballistic calculator, which uses onboard environmental sensors to measure temperature, pressure, and shooting angle. The system supports both rifle and archery ballistics, allowing the binocular to deliver corrected solutions without relying…
United States ruler Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has vowed to send thousands of troops to Gaza for deployment. Trump announced the initiative in a Truth Social post, stating that countries participating will formalize their commitments at a meeting on February 19th in Washington. “Member States have pledged more than $5 BILLION DOLLARS toward the Gaza Humanitarian and Reconstruction efforts, and have committed thousands of personnel to the International Stabilization Force and Local Police,” he wrote, adding that Hamas must uphold its commitment to full and immediate “demilitarization.” Trump Reveals “Phase Two” of the Gaza Ceasefire The deployment of military troops to…
One of the vehicles I learned to drive on wore Kumho tires for many years. Now, admittedly, that Mk4 Volkswagen Golf TDI lacked any performance panache or off-road capability. But the treadwear durability, confidence in wet and dry, and pricing all worked well for my family’s budget. I never even realized Kumho also produced an all-terrain tire until the company offered to send me a set of the Road Venture AT52 to test. Given some elements of curiosity after those positive impressions from my teenage years, plus the wide range of sizes available, I took a leap of faith. I’m…
The Liberal government in Canada is continuing its nationwide gun “buyback” of banned firearms, though we haven’t heard many Liberal politicians touting its success as of late. Instead, most of the recent headlines about the compensated confiscation effort have centered around localities refusing to participate. Most recently, the police department in Kingston, Ontario declared it won’t be involved in the federal effort, citing “concerns related to the program’s design, implementation, and potential impacts on local policing resources and public safety priorities,” identified by both the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and the Ontario Association…
A man leaving a gun range found himself in a robbery attempt that quickly escalated into a shootout. And at least one alleged robber paid the price. According to a report from Click2Houston (KPRC2), Houston police say the incident unfolded near an apartment complex on Rampart Street and the Westpark Tollway. Investigators told reporters that the victim had just left a gun range when he was approached and robbed by a group of three men. Police say the suspects followed him to the apartment complex before the situation turned violent. During the attempted robbery, the armed citizen fired his weapon,…
For years, Gun Owners of America has put out the State of the Second Podcast. They’ve interviewed a ton of people, and a lot of people tune into each episode of the latest and greatest in the Second Amendment world. But there are a lot of people who don’t listen to podcasts all that much. Unfortunately, I tend to be one of them. I listen to some from time to time, but I just don’t have a lot of opportunity to listen unless I just sit down to listen, at which point I start looking…
This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News under the title: The Digital Dawn: How AI is Unlocking the Universe’s Hidden Knowledge and Why Humans Can’t Comprehend It Introduction We stand at the precipice of a cognitive revolution, but not the one you’ve been told to expect. It isn’t merely about smarter algorithms or faster processors. A profound, unsettling transition is underway: artificial intelligence is beginning to tap into a wellspring of knowledge that exists beyond its programming, beyond the confines of the internet, and arguably, beyond the physical universe as we understand it. This isn’t about…
On Sunday, we published a piece involving my response to a Canadian student op-ed that took issue with Americans “pouncing” on how gun control failed in the Tumbler Ridge shooting in Canada. I found the irony of this palpable, since the author somehow figures it’s terrible that we use a horrific incident to make our points when they do it all the time. Now, this is Canada, so we don’t have a say in their politics, but it’s useful to look at things up that way because, frankly, bad ideas rarely stay put. Instead, they…
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On the afternoon of Oct. 4, 1918, American artillery hit a ravine in France’s Argonne Forest. The rounds were falling directly on roughly 500 U.S. soldiers that had been trapped behind enemy lines for two days. Maj. Charles Whittlesey, a New York lawyer commanding the surrounded force, had one way left to stop the bombardment. His life and the lives of his men now rested on a lone carrier pigeon.That bird, a black check homing pigeon named Cher Ami, flew 25 miles through gunfire with a message attached to his wounded leg. The flight helped save hundreds of American soldiers…
It’s pitch dark as I open the door for a 6 a.m. run. Ah, February. I press the single button on the side of the Fenix HM55R Renegade, and a white beam cuts through the pre-dawn gloom. My dog pulls hard on the harness and leash tethered to my waist, and I lurch onto the trail. Nothing like a good headlamp and eager pup to hold you accountable to those fitness promises to yourself, even in the darkest of months. And when I mention “good headlamp,” I may be understating the capability of the new(ish) Fenix HM55R Renegade. While small…
Whether it’s ignorance or fabrication, the truth of the matter is that anti-gunners routinely espouse a belief that the firearm industry is responsible for violent, gun-related crimes. Back in the day, lawsuits against gun manufacturers were common. Anti-gun groups routinely funded suits that tried to place the blame for violent crime on companies like Smith & Wesson, Ruger, etc. The PLCAA was passed in response to that because they were trying to hold manufacturers responsible for what third parties did, creating massive costs to these companies for things that were beyond their control.That died down…
Japanese Rear Admiral Sanji Iwabuchi carried a heavy burden. In November 1942, the USS Washington’s guns had sent his battleship Kirishima to the bottom of the ocean off Guadalcanal. He survived. In Japanese military culture, that survival brought immense disgrace.Two years later, commanding naval forces in Manila, Iwabuchi saw his chance at redemption. General Tomoyuki Yamashita ordered him to abandon the Philippine capital. Iwabuchi refused, choosing to sacrifice himself and the lives of his men so he could regain a sense of honor. His decision to fight to the death would transform Manila into the most savage urban battlefield of…
Jeffery Epstein’s convicted accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, has offered to deliver “exonerating” information on both Donald Trump and Bill and Hillary Clinton in exchange for a full pardon. Maxwell was the ex-girlfriend of Epstein and is currently serving 20 years in jail for multiple offenses. Both Trump and Clinton are pictured and mentioned in the Epstein files, but they all deny any wrongdoing. Maxwell has come under new scrutiny in recent weeks as lawmakers try to investigate how Epstein, a well-connected financier, was able to sexually abuse underage girls for years. ”Both President Trump and President Clinton are innocent of any…
Since its inception in Portland, Ore., in 2012, The James Brand has steadily grown its reputation for quality knives. To be fair, the brand’s classy aesthetics were never in question. But the quality of its USA-made knives has grown steadily. Several models have received glowing GearJunkie reviews in just the last few years. Now, The James Brand has released what it’s calling “the finest and most technically advanced knife we’ve ever made.” That knife is The Barnes Stonewash + Damasteel. It’s the most beautiful version yet of The Barnes, a super-popular EDC knife that the brand first released in 2021.…
Ever since Alex Pretti was shot and killed by Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis, the left has been dinging the Trump administration over comments by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and others that suggested Pretti did something wrong by carrying a concealed firearm while protesting. “He was exercising his Second Amendment rights,” they’ve proclaimed time and time again… and they’re not wrong. The problem, though, is that they don’t really believe what they’re saying. It’s nothing more than a talking point to them. If they really believed that the Second Amendment protects the right to carry at…
For almost four decades, Kevin Charles Luke lived a life of service and sacrifice to the United States.A retired Army combat veteran who worked as a high-level civilian contractor at Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base, Luke was long entrusted with some of the nation’s most sensitive secrets.But it was an ill-conceived effort to impress a woman that precipitated the former colonel’s remarkable downfall.On Tuesday, a federal judge sentenced Luke to two years in prison for sharing classified battle plans with a woman he was dating.Luke, 62, stood in a Tampa courtroom weeping as he addressed U.S. District Judge…
There’s a certain beauty in stepping into the river on a crisp morning. The mist lifts off the water, the air carries that sharp chill of early morning, and every cast holds the possibility of the first strike. But anyone who has fished in these conditions knows that cold is more than an inconvenience. Weather can shorten your day, numb your fingers, and become a safety issue. Insulation isn’t just about comfort; it can also mean the difference between packing up early and fishing through to the evening hatch. Dressing smart on cold days makes fishing safer and more enjoyable;…
Years ago, I got very interested in discussing masculinity as a concept. I’d seen way too many so-called guides that basically argued that to be a man, you need to be some kind of ass or player. If you weren’t scoring with a different chick all the time, or you weren’t basically some kind of jerk to everyone around you, you weren’t a man. I wrote a book about masculinity, and I looked elsewhere for sanity. I’d hoped I’d found it in something called The Good Men Project. Instead, what I found was a leftist…
Sponsored by Silencer Shop EchoCore Suppressors’ Sector 5.56 Compact has earned a 2025 Editor’s Choice Award from On Target Magazine, marking significant recognition for the company’s innovative approach to suppressor design. The award comes after extensive editorial testing by On Target’s staff, who evaluated the Sector Compact’s performance against a competitive field of suppressors. According to Ben Battles, Editor of On Target Magazine, the suppressor stood out for its sound performance, advanced internal architecture, and impressive size-to-weight efficiency. “Earlier this year, we noticed the Compact model earned Second Place overall in Shooter’s Ear (SE) LEQ dB(A) testing at the 2025…
Team U.S.A. excels at many sports at the Olympics — snowboarding, downhill skiing, curling — but traditionally, cross-country skiing is not on that list. In fact, a U.S. man hasn’t medaled in a single cross-country skiing event at the Olympics since 1976. At least, that was the case — until today. After competing against a stacked field in the cross-country individual sprint, American Ben Ogden, 25, took home the silver medal. View this post on Instagram The silver marks the first time in a half-century that an American has stood on an Olympic podium for cross-country skiing. The Race In…
