Community Trust as an Operational Asset

Welcome back to Front Line Friday. This week is an editorial on the operational value of community trust: how relationships in the places you patrol provide intelligence, cooperation, and officer safety, and what agencies and individual officers do to build or burn that asset. Front Line Friday i...

By Tom R •

POTD: Taurus TX22 with Strike Industries FSA Lite

Amsterdam has its famous red light district. Taurus, apparently, has one too, and the main attraction folds, takes RMSc-pattern optics and runs on .22 LR. Gallery of Guns caught the all-new Brace-Ready TX22  bathed in red light, looking about as innocent as anything else.

By Eric B •

Delaware Lost Its ‘Ghost Gun’ Ban Fight. Now It Wants a Do-Over

Delaware lost its federal court fight over unconstitutional ghost gun bans. Now Attorney General Kathy Jennings wants another shot. FPC is fighting back, arguing the state can't disguise outright prohibitions on homebuilt firearms as harmless serialization requirements.

By Duncan Johnson Editor in Chief •

AllOutdoor Review: Uberti Henry 1860 Rifle in .45 Colt

There is not a lever gun on the planet with more history piled on top of it than the 1860 Henry. I covered that history, and I mean all of it, in a four-part Curious Relics series that wrapped up earlier this month. This is the standalone review. The Uberti Henry 1860 stood in for […] The p...

By Sam.S •

The Best Glocks: A Former Officer’s Picks by Use

Glock has built one of the most recognizable handgun lineups in the world, with 68 models across eight chamberings, including law enforcement-only variants. That breadth is a problem when you’re trying to buy one gun. The trick is to stop shopping by model number and start shopping by frame...

By James Chen •

Fix Lumpy Front Sandbags With a Simple Fore-End Block

A front sandbag that bunches up in the center throws off your tracking. The fix costs almost nothing. Saw a small block sized to match your fore-end’s width and drop it into the front bag between matches. Tapped down firmly, that block keeps the top of the bag square and flat, so the fore-e...

By James Chen •

DOJ Sues Glendale, CA Over Roughly $2,000 Concealed Carry Permit Costs

The U.S. Department of Justice has sued the City of Glendale, California, over how the Glendale Police Department issues concealed carry permits. The complaint , filed Nov. 9 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (No. 2:26-cv-13098), comes down to two things: what a pe...

By Josh C •
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