When building a bug out bag, you don’t want to just pack food. You also want to pack things you can use to acquire food. For example, a fishing kit. But obviously you can’t pack a rod and reel and tackle box in your bug out bag. Instead, you should pack a mini fishing kit.There are countless ways to make a pocket fishing kit, but this one by Corporals Corner is my new favorite. In this video, he explains how to make a mini fishing kit using a bead storage tube and a bicycle inner tube. You can watch the…
Senator Mike Lee is backpedaling … sort of. After proposing a sell-off of 3 million acres of public land, he was met with a massive backlash from hunters, anglers, ranchers, and public land users across the country. The Senate parliamentarian dealt him another blow, ruling that public land sales can’t be included in the reconciliation package he planned to use to push this scheme forward. It’s a win for now, but let’s not get comfortable. Lee is already hinting that this fight isn’t over. In a post on X, he’s scrambling to clean it up by pretending he’s listening to…
Though it’s a relatively new organization, the Second Amendment Institute has been a voice for freedom since 2016. The 501(C)3 was founded by Tyler Yzaguirre and the organization honors what it calls “Second Amendment Champions” every year. The 2025 awards ceremony was recently held in Washington, D.C. and the award recipients were former Navy SEAL Robert J. O’Neill and Patriot Mobile. O’Neill is best known for claiming to have neutralized Osama bin Laden, as well as the ensuing controversy over his claim that followed. The Second Amendment Champion award was started by SAI in 2021.…
An Army officer on Tuesday was sentenced to 53 years in prison on 20 charges related to rape, sexual assault and aggravated assault by strangulation.Maj. Jonathan Batt’s convictions stem from six rape counts and 14 additional violent sexual assault charges tied to eight of 15 women who testified during a three-week court-martial at Fort Meade, Maryland, in one of the most sprawling sexual abuse trials in recent Army history.The jury — comprised of six men and two women — heard accounts from women who said the 40-year-old major choked them into unconsciousness, used ligatures including rope and pillowcases, and in…
Another Trump administration proposal is taking aim at public lands — this time through the U.S. Department of Agriculture. In a Monday announcement, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins said she would rescind the “Roadless Rule,” which protects 58.5 million acres of national forests from road construction, logging, and other resource development. Initially passed in the Clinton administration in 2001, the longstanding federal policy ensures that millions of acres of forest — mostly in Alaska and Western states — have been safeguarded against logging and mining. In the announcement, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said that removing the rule would allow…
Georgia has a preemption law in place. That means local governments cannot just create their own gun control laws, no matter how much they think they can. Atlanta was notorious for a while for testing that, and I have little doubt they’ve kept it up. I just haven’t been following it quite as much. But Savannah isn’t Atlanta. It’s not home to the state legislature or the massive corporations that call the city home. While it’s a tourist destination for many, seeing as how it’s a gorgeous city, it’s definitely not a place where local politicians…
When police in Boston, Massachusetts found the battered and bruised body of 21-year-old Tatyiana Flood slouched in a wheelchair in the parking lot of a public housing complex last month, it didn’t take them long to find their prime suspect. Surveillance video from the scene allegedly showed 36-year-old Kevin Boyette beating Flood with a hammer in the back seat of a Jeep before he dragged her out of the vehicle and left her in the abandoned wheelchair. Boyette is no stranger to the criminal justice system, but as the Boston Globe reports, a dive into…
Unprepared hikers are getting stranded and injured in unprecedented numbers in Skamania County, Wash., and the sheriff has had enough. Now, Sheriff Summer Scheyer is advocating for an ordinance that would fine “negligent or reckless” hikers who require search and rescue (SAR). “We’re not in the business of billing people per se, but I do want some type of deterrent,” Scheyer told GearJunkie. “And I also want some self-accountability. I believe that people should be making better decisions.” This May, Skamania County saw a 400% increase in SAR operations, compared to numbers from 2024, according to a Facebook post. In…
Bankruptcy is something I hope none of you ever need to go through. It’s not fun in the least, even under older bankruptcy laws. I have no idea how little fun it actually is today. One thing many don’t know is that when you file, you have to list all of your assets. You could be forced to sell many of them to pay off your debts. That includes your firearm collection.Even if you only have a couple of guns, you could be disarmed entirely through the process of trying to get out from under…
Consider this a follow up to today’s Bearing Arms’ Cam & Co, where we discussed armed school staff with FASTER Colorado’s Laura Carno. According to the school safety advocate, interest in the program is soaring in Colorado in the wake of the Covenant School shootings in Nashville, but clearly the strategy is growing in popularity in other states as well. Texas already allows for school districts to put armed staff members in place through either the School Marshal or Guardian programs, but a bill that sailed through the state House this week would make an armed response mandatory on every…
Posted in Editorial, Pistols, Revolver, Wheelgun Wednesday by with No CommentsTags: 360 Buckhammer, BFR, Biggest Finest Revolver, kahr, magnum research, Remington Photo credit: Magnum Research The long-cylinder models of Magnum Research’s Biggest Finest Revolver are not only available chambered in the largest handgun cartridges such as the .460 and .500 Smith & Wesson Magnums but also in rifle cartridges. Particularly, the BFR is offered in the following lever gun cartridges: .30-30 Winchester, .444 Marlin, .450 Marlin, and .45-70 Government. Well, apparently a wheelgun shooting a lever gun cartridge is a viable concept as Magnum Research keeps up with the new cartridge developments…
This article was originally published by Lance D. Johnson at Natural News. Now that human beings are learning to reject mRNA vaccine experiments and associated biological warfare, there is a new global agenda that seeks to inject animals with mRNA bioweapons and taint the food supply with genetic weaponry. Animals cannot give consent, so they are the perfect vessels to experiment on. Animals are also the perfect vessels to reach humans who no longer consent to this experimental genetic weaponry en masse. Vaccines have been transfecting humans with animal viruses for decades The history of vaccination has proven animal cells to…
The states of the Northeast often are less likely to support the Second Amendment than many other parts of the nation. As such, we shouldn’t be surprised that Delaware is considering further restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms for the residents of the state. But man, this one is really bad. The bill under consideration in the General Assembly would mandate all licensed firearm dealers and unlicensed sellers to require prospective buyers to first present a valid permit. To obtain a permit, people would need to get fingerprinted by the state and take an approved course in…
The Department of Veterans Affairs will have a full-time benefits chief for the first time in two years after the Senate confirmed President Joe Biden’s pick for the job. In a Wednesday afternoon vote of 74-25, the Senate approved Joshua Jacobs to take the role of the VA’s under secretary for benefits. In that job, Jacobs will lead the Veterans Benefits Administration, or VBA, which manages about $135 billion worth of disability compensation and other non-medical benefits for 350,000 veterans or their survivors. Read Next: Female Commander Investigated over Alleged Sexual Assaults of Male Subordinates, Pattern of Harassment He takes…
There are very strict laws on the exportation of guns to other countries. You can’t just buy a firearm, put it in a box, and shipping to someplace like Haiti. Even if you buy the gun in a lawful manner, you just can’t do that without jumping through a ton of hoops. However, it seems that Business Insider–a publication that doesn’t seem to talk all that much about business these days–just discovered that criminals break the law when it comes to guns. Loose gun regulations in the United States have turned the country into a gold mine for weapons traffickers,…
Russia’s ground forces have been damaged by the war in Ukraine, but many other elements of its military have remained unscathed, the general in charge of U.S. forces in Europe said Wednesday. In particular, Gen. Christopher Cavoli, the head of U.S. European Command, pointed to Russia’s submarine force, which he said has been exceptionally active in the Atlantic Ocean in recent years despite that country’s struggles in Ukraine. “Much of the Russian military has not been affected negatively by this conflict. One of those forces is their undersea forces,” Cavoli said at a House Armed Services Committee hearing in response…
The NRA convention is not only a great opportunity for Gun Nation to ogle, fondle, and shop acres of firearms and related gear, it’s also a happy hunting ground for photographers looking to get lots of great photos of people of all ages who are doing those things. As you might imagine, lots of those photos are later used by the corporate media and others to illustrate their stories about crime, mass shootings, the allegedly deplorable easy access Americans have to firearms, yadda, yadda, yadda. One of the photos taken in Indianapolis by Reuters’ Evelyn Hockstein has resulted in enough…
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that the United States is facing an “economic catastrophe” if the ruling class waits “until the last minute” to raise the debt ceiling. A default on the nation’s debt would be “disastrous,” according to Yellen. During a meeting with business executives from California on Tuesday, Yellen warned that a default would result in job losses and push household payments on mortgages and credit cards higher. The Treasury secretary insisted it was a “basic responsibility” of Congress to increase or suspend the $31.4 trillion borrowing cap. “A default on our debt would produce an economic and financial…
The last time FASTER Colorado’s founder Laura Carno joined us on Bearing Arms’ Cam & Co it was shortly after the shootings at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas, and Carno told us that the horrific incident had prompted a number of school districts around the state to reach out and learn more about their training for armed school staff. On today’s program, Carno tells Bearing Arms that the recent shootings at Covenant School in Nashville has resulted in an even larger surge in demand for FASTER Colorado’s services, with about three times as many districts reaching out over the past…
By Larry Keane Michigan lawmakers – including Gov. Gretchen Whitmer – are toying with the idea of turning state courtrooms into political arenas for gun control instead of forcing criminals to stand before judges for their crimes. State legislators are considering introducing a bill that would allow victim families to sue firearm manufacturers, distributors and retailers for the heinous crimes committed by criminals. Let’s say that again so it is clear. Michigan’s legislators want to allow lawsuits against the firearm industry for crimes they didn’t commit. There’s no talk about dragging murderers, thugs, gang members and other criminals into courts to face a judge…
WASHINGTON — The remains of a U.S. Army corporal killed during the Korean War have been identified 73 years after he was declared missing and was awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery, U.S. and South Korean officials said Wednesday. Luther H. Story of Buena Vista, Georgia, was posthumously awarded the nation’s highest military award for his actions during an intense attack by the North Korean army on Sept. 1, 1950. U.S. officials said that Story “fearlessly stood in the middle of the road, throwing grenades into the truck. Out of grenades, he crawled to his squad, gathered up additional…
