Written by Gideon Joubert Last week the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Police released its 5-point plan to curb criminal access to firearms. The release of the plan coincides with…
By Bryan Mennie Allow me to answer one of the questions I am asked most social media – who would I recommend training with? Additionally, where do I buy…
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Written by Bobson Dugnutt After my little truth bomb about Glocks some time ago, I kept getting a boatload of hate mail. It seems some folks mistakenly think that…
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Written by Gideon Joubert As far as constitutions go, South Africans have a fairly good one. Our Bill of Rights is rather extensive, and it is focused on human…
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In Practical Advice, Real-World Scenarios
Barrel Fellatio: pick your shooting instructor carefully
April 20, 2018 1 Comment
Written by Bryan Mennie There is a saying that those who cannot do, teach. Now, I know the root of this anecdote stems from George Bernard Shaw’s Man and…
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In Firearm Rights, General Discussion
The Parkland Shooting: Bullying, Bump Stocks, and Hypocrisy
April 5, 2018 Be first to comment
Written by Gideon Joubert. Photo from the National Review (Michael Laughlin/Reuters). Most people are by now familiar with Nikolas Cruz. On 14 February he shot and killed 17 students at…
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Mere weeks ago the news media were filled with reports about the horrible events in Parklands, Florida. A deranged piece of human excrement murdered a number of school children…
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Here we go again. Strong rumours about impending FCA amendments abound. Amendments that will supposedly make it even harder for South Africans to licence firearms. The CFR are already…
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Bheki Cele was perhaps the most eagerly anticipated Minister of Police in recent memory. When his position was announced a friend asked me how I felt about it. “I…
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Another day, another new Minister of Police. A lot of people hoped that Bheki Cele would be a breath of fresh air. Instead he turned out to be more…