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The first principle of accurate shooting is trigger control: a smooth press straight back on the trigger with only the trigger finger moving. Maintain your focus on the front sight (or the reticle if using a scope) as you press the trigger, increasing pressure on the trigger until the shot...

Attorney Andrew Branca, author of The Law of Self Defense, is travelling around the country putting on an outstanding one day class: The Law of Self Defense -- Level 1 Class. I took the class last Sunday. It was a great class, well worth the time and money, and pretty much a "must take" for...

See these threads for discussion of some legal issues that continually come up: How to ship firearms Stop it with the car/driver license analogies! What is a "Straw Purchase?" (see post 23) What is "Dealing in Firearms Without a License?" Spats McGee’s Federal Constitutional Primer ATF...

I just finished covering the SHOT Show for m1911.org. You can see my report here: At the SHOT Show -- 2014.

The question of when one may legally use force in self defense comes up regularly. Perhaps this general and high level overview can serve as a baseline for such discussions. But first the usual caveats: (1) I'm a lawyer, but I'm not your lawyer; (2) This is not legal advice, but rather it's...

I work with a group (Bayprofs) putting on NRA Basic Handgun classes (and occasional Personal Protection classes). We had our most recent Basic class last Saturday (the 11th) Good class. A little smaller than usual, only five students. But a couple of our regular instructors were out, so it...

Regarding the new Sticky here, Legal Considerations of Posting on the Internet: The question is often asked whether a person's postings on the an Internet forum have been used against him in court. I've just found a case in which they have. One Leonard Embody (better known on gun forums as...