Dan Zimmerman is the Managing Editor at The Truth About Guns. He covers a diverse range of topics, including law and legal affairs, litigation, legislation, health and wellness, as well as arts and entertainment, particularly film and cinema. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications such as Gaming Today, CPO Magazine, and the 2ND Lieutenant TJ McGrath Charitable Foundation Inc.
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By: Dan Zimmerman
There's a lesson here, one that extends beyond hunting. Systems that rely too heavily on a single group for funding—particularly a group with limited political influence—are inherently fragile. They work until they don't. And when they fail, the consequences are often felt more broadly than anticipated.
By: Dan Zimmerman
Permitless carry “makes our jobs more difficult – to put a gun in the hand of someone who's not trained, who's 18 years of age – so we have to approach every encounter as if there's a weapon, because we just don't know,” Birkhead said. “It increases the risk of someone being harmed in that encounter, whether it's the officer, the deputy, or the citizen. That to me is unacceptable.”
We got our hands on two new suppressors from BANISH not long ago. They were announced just before NRAAM and it's not hard to decipher the target market for the VRMT 223 SS and HNT 30 SS are aimed at.
WHAT: Raising the bar for maximum versatility and storage, 5.11 is bringing back limited inventory of the All Missions collection , with the AMP12 ($170) and AMP24 ($190), with 511 units of each size and color available while supplies last.
By: Dan Zimmerman
its relationship with Beretta Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) (“Ruger” or the “Company”) today announced that it has entered a Strategic
That may seem like a given, but there are still a significant number of duty to retreat states , mostly in the northeast (surprise!), so it's a really good idea to know the laws regarding armed self-defense in your state.
By: Dan Zimmerman
Being a true Florida Woman, Barron tried to run from police — unsuccessfully — which only made matters worse. As WEAR reports, she's now facing a fistful of charges.
By: Dan Zimmerman
California is, well, California. Besides being America's utopian ideal for the civilian disarmament industry, the left coast's great minds work damned hard to ensure that even defensive measures are difficult to acquire or downright illegal. This is a place, for instance that tried (though thankfully failed) to ban civilians from
By: Dan Zimmerman
I was just accepted to a private shooting range. Very nice facility outdoors. Rifle range out to 440yds, skeet and trap fields, pistol bays with various silhouettes (some with lights for shooting after sundown).
By: Dan Zimmerman
On Monday, the Cambridge, Massachusetts city council voted to end the use of its ShotSpotter system in the Boston suburb. ShotSpotter is a series of microphones that detect the sound of gunshots and dispatch police when that happens. This is the same Massachusetts city, by the way, where a lone wacko went on
