Close Menu
Loading...
Fetching weather...
Newsletter

Should Military Couples Use Joint Bank Accounts?

Jimmy McManusBy

Combining finances is one of the first big money decisions a military couple makes, and it usually comes down to one question: Should you open a joint bank account? For most military couples, joint bank accounts make money management easier, especially with deployments, PCS moves and unpredictable schedules. But shared…

MACV SOG Stories of Survival

Mike G.By

In this episode of Glover Reacts, I break down a powerful interview from Shawn Ryan featuring a Vietnam veteran and former … Watch full video on YouTube

How the Trial of Nazi Leaders Rewrote International Law

Jimmy McManusBy

Judges from the United States, Great Britain, France and the Soviet Union delivered the verdict of the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg on Oct. 1, 1946, sentencing 12 of Nazi Germany’s surviving top leaders to death and convicting seven others to prison terms ranging from 10 years to life, according…

SCOTUS Has Plate Full With Gun-Related Cases for Conference

Jimmy McManusBy

The Supreme Court has granted cert on Viramontes and Grant, which are related cases, even if they’re from different states. At the heart of things, they’re about whether so-called assault weapon bans violate the Constitution, and since there’s not a snowball’s chance in a Georgia August, there’s not a…

How to Join the Coast Guard: Requirements, Benefits & FAQs

Jimmy McManusBy

A career in the Coast Guard offers dynamic missions, specialized skills, and a clear path toward personal and professional growth; but knowing where to start is key. Whether you’re comparing branch options or ready to talk to a recruiter, we’ve gathered answers to the most common recruit questions alongside actionable…

Trending

View All

Top Videos

More Articles

James Ward’s Impossible WWII Wellington Rescue

Jimmy McManusBy

A burning Vickers Wellington was coming apart over Holland when Sergeant James Ward did something almost impossible. He crawled outside the bomber at 13,000 feet and went after the fire himself. Between 3 and 6% of the general population suffers from acrophobia. That’s the doctor word for fear of heights.…

22 Creedmoor Review: Ballistics and Hunting

Jimmy McManusBy

The 22 Creedmoor launches heavy .224 bullets fast, shoots brutally flat, bucks wind, and delivers almost no recoil. This former wildcat has become a serious option for predators, PRS competition, long-range steel, and even deer-sized game. How the 22 Creedmoor Escaped Wildcat Status As soon as any new cartridge hits…

What Shooters Need to Know

Jimmy McManusBy

Striker-fired pistols dominate today’s handgun market, but that does not automatically make them the best choice for every shooter. We put revolvers, single action, DA/SA, DAO, and striker-fired handgun actions under the microscope and on the range to see where each one shines. In today’s handgun marketplace, striker-fired pistols are…

Steiner MPS 2.0 Enclosed Red Dot Review

Jimmy McManusBy

The Steiner MPS 2.0 keeps the original optic’s rugged enclosed-emitter design, then attacks its biggest weaknesses with up to 90,000 hours of battery life, larger controls, and a stronger mounting interface. It is not a reinvention, but the upgrades make this duty-grade red dot considerably easier to trust and run.…

Why the Ruger 10/22 Still Rules Rimfire

Jimmy McManusBy

The Ruger 10/22 has spent 62 years turning new shooters into lifelong rimfire addicts. We tested a factory Carbine and a custom build to see why this simple .22 LR still refuses to surrender its crown. The Rimfire That Started a Lifelong Addiction We all remember our first time. Mine…

CANiK PRIME RADIAN 9mm Review

Jimmy McManusBy

The CANiK PRIME RADIAN packs Radian’s RAMJET and AFTERBURNER recoil-control package into a 17+1 micro-compact 9mm that shoots flatter than its size suggests. It is not cheap, and the trigger on this sample did not quite hit classic CANiK greatness, but the range performance makes a strong case for this…

Tree Stand Killings Gunman Chai Vang Dies in Prison

Jimmy McManusBy

The man convicted in one of the deadliest hunting-related crimes in U.S. history has died behind bars. According to Wisconsin court records, Chai Vang, who was serving six consecutive life sentences for the 2004 “Tree Stand Killings,” has been pronounced dead. WBAY first reported Vang’s death through online court records.…

Buck Poacher’s Wild Crime Spree Finally Comes to an End

Jimmy McManusBy

One Alabama poacher’s run of illegal deer killing is over after months of investigation by state, federal, and local law enforcement. According to the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR), the case ended with guilty pleas after officers uncovered what they describe as a long-running pattern of night…

Load More

Editor's Picks

© 2026 Gun Rights Revolution. All Rights Reserved. Designed By Sawah Solutions