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Author Archive for Brian McCombie
The Gun Digest Interview: Getting Competitive with Julie Goloski Golob
In the world of competitive shooting there are few people—men or women—who can match what Julie Goloski Golob has accomplished in the last two decades.
The Gun Digest Interview: Jonathan Owen
The Texas entrepreneur speaks on what happens when ARs and tactical shooting go to the hogs.
The Gun Digest Interview: Steve Sanetti
Since 2008, the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s (NSSF) president and CEO has been Steve Sanetti, 63, a self-described “gun nut” who loves shooting and hunting, Sanetti recently talked with GD about NSSF, the SHOT Show and the future of our shooting sports.
The Gun Digest Interview: Mike Stock
An ammo engineer talks about spending 10 years at the drawing board sketching out the new .17 Winchester Super Magnum.
The Gun Digest Interview: Jordan King
A young gun in Texas builds a reputation for making quality custom rifles. A Gun Digest interview with Jordan King of King’s Arsenal.
The Gun Digest Interview: Darryl Worley
Country music star Darryl Worley opens up on guns, hunting and preserving our way of life.
Gun Digest Interview with John Linebaugh
Big-bore revolutionary John Linebaugh shares his thoughts on why bigger is better but faster isn’t.
Florida: One Million Concealed Carry Holders and Nary a Problem!
Officials in Florida expected that the total number of Sunshine State concealed carry permit holders would exceed one million by the end of 2012.
Texas A&M Students Want Concealed Carry on Campus
Recently, the Student Senate at Texas A&M University passed a measure requesting campus-wide concealed carry. As reported by the student newspaper, The Eagle, “The student senate voted 38-19 to ask A&M university officials and state lawmakers to permit concealed carry license holders to bring handguns inside university buildings.”
Louisiana Gun Rights: First State to Pass “Strict Scrutiny”
Louisiana gun rights activists had much to celebrate following our most recent election, as voters approved Amendment Number 2, which required the “strict scrutiny” standard be applied regarding gun laws and the state constitution.
