Constitutional history · page 2
The Great Argument
Federalists and Anti-Federalists disagreed about almost everything in the new Constitution. Their quarrel is the reason we have a Bill of Rights at all.
February 2026: The Founders' Debate
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The Founders' Debate
- Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists: the argument that shaped the Bill of Rights
- United States v. Miller (1939), explained
- Dry-fire practice done safely
- Winter predator season: ethics in the cold
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2A law & court cases · page 5
Miller, 1939: The Case That Said Little
For nearly seventy years, one brief Supreme Court opinion about a short-barreled shotgun was the Court's main word on the Second Amendment.
Firearm safety & training · page 7
Dry Fire, Done Right
Practicing without live ammunition is one of the most useful habits a shooter can build — and one of the most important to do safely.
Self-defense education · page 9
Your Family's Home Safety Plan
A plan made calmly in daylight is worth more than any decision made in the dark at two in the morning.
Hunting & outdoors · page 11
Cold Country: Predator Season and the Ethics of the Hunt
Winter is predator and varmint season across much of the country. The same principles of fair chase and respect apply.
Community & veterans · page 13
The Next Generation on the Line
Youth shooting-sports programs teach safety, discipline and sportsmanship — and they depend on volunteers.
Gear guides · page 15
Protect What You Can't Replace
Eye and ear protection are the two most important pieces of gear a shooter owns. Here's what to look for.