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SHOT SHOW 2025: A Must-Attend Event for Firearms and Outdoor Enthusiasts

The SHOT Show (Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade Show) returns in 2025, once again drawing professionals from around the globe to the largest event of its kind. From January 21-24, 2025, Las Vegas will host this annual expo that has become a cornerstone of the firearms, ammunition, and outdoor gear industries.  If you are not an industry professional, beware that the public is not invited to this event.  

What to Expect at SHOT Show 2025

As the world’s premier event for the shooting sports industry, SHOT Show 2025 promises to be even bigger and better than previous years. The event will feature over 2,500 exhibitors, offering the latest in firearms, ammunition, tactical equipment, and outdoor accessories. Attendees will have access to new product showcases, hands-on demonstrations, and the opportunity to connect with industry leaders.

Why You Can’t Miss SHOT Show 2025

Even with that missing tech push, SHOT Show 2025 will still be the place to be for professionals in the shooting, hunting, and law enforcement industries. Whether you’re a dealer, distributor, or manufacturer, the networking and educational opportunities are unparalleled. Attendees will have the chance to sit in on seminars, witness the latest tactical gear, and possibly get an early glimpse of prototypes or other emerging trends.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the action, explore the latest innovations, and engage with the leaders shaping the future of firearms and outdoor equipment.

Register Now for SHOT Show 2025

Reforming America’s Prisons: A Path to Humane and Effective Solutions

America’s prison system has become counterproductive, excessively expensive, and unnecessarily violent.

There is a major issue with public perception of prisons. Many believe prison is solely for punishment, leading to indifference about the suffering of inmates. Our so-called correctional system is often seen as the lowest priority in law enforcement.

Can prisons be reformed? Absolutely, and it doesn’t need to cost nearly as much as we are currently spending.

First, let’s address prison violence. The individuals sent to prison are often some of the most violent people in our society, coming from various troubled backgrounds. Multiculturalism in prisons only exacerbates tensions, leading to beatings, rapes, and even murders. Segregating inmates by cultural or ethnic groups may not be a politically correct solution, but it would significantly reduce these violent conflicts. Doing so would make managing inmates easier, lower medical expenses for treating injured prisoners, and reduce workers’ compensation and disability payments resulting from staff injuries. This practical approach would make a difference in creating safer environments.

A significant portion of crime in America is fueled by narcotics addiction. The criminalization of drugs has led to vastly inflated prices, resulting in wealth for drug dealers, corruption among public officials, and a variety of related violent crimes. Drugs are not expensive to produce, but their illegal status makes them costly. Ending the drug enforcement policies that enable these black markets could put dealers out of business overnight. For those struggling with addiction, we should focus on providing meaningful treatment options—not as a way to avoid jail but to support those genuinely seeking freedom from addiction. Current programs almost always function as mere “get out of jail free” cards for people with no real intention of breaking their habits.

Another major issue is the lack of productive activities in prison. Inmates often have idle time, which contributes to further criminal behavior. These individuals will eventually re-enter society, and we have a choice: they can either become productive citizens or hardened criminals. Most prisoners receive little more than occasional vocational training, which does little to prepare them for life after release.

Everyone desires meaningful work that pays well and makes a difference, and inmates are no different. Many have talents that go unnoticed and undeveloped. The entertainment industry—whether as actors, singers, or comedians—does not require background checks. Yet few prisons cultivate these talents. Many inmates may possess great singing voices or comedic abilities, but they’ve never had the opportunity to explore them. Helping inmates develop their potential in these areas could open doors to a successful future.

Similarly, many renowned chefs began honing their culinary skills while incarcerated. The culinary arts are another field where background checks are less of an obstacle, and many former inmates have successfully opened their own restaurants. This is a true measure of rehabilitation and success.

Additionally, many inmates lead lives that are far from ordinary, which gives them a unique perspective. Some have turned this experience into a talent for writing. Who knows how many potential Ernest Hemingways are behind bars, waiting to be discovered?

In any event, the last person we ask about what training they would like to get is the inmate.  They may have their own great ideas that we should not ignore.

Technology has brought us a Zoom and Skype calls.  Prison inmates should be allowed liberal access so that they can communicate to loved ones and mentors.  Right now the correctional telephone systems are nothing less than a corruption cabal and accordingly their families pay exorbitant and prohibitive amounts of money on those calls.

Respect is key to transforming prison culture. Inmates are rarely addressed with the basic dignity of being called “Mr.” or “Ms.” A foundation of mutual respect between staff and inmates—starting with proper greetings—could help foster empathy and kindness. Many inmates never experienced the positive influences of good parenting. Teaching respect, tolerance, and kindness in prisons would be one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce violence.

Only after inmates learn these core values of respect and empathy can multiculturalism be considered. In the meantime, segregating inmates to reduce violence is a necessary first step.

Stopping The Surge of Violent Mob Robberies at 7/11 Stores in California

Los Angeles, CA— California has seen a disturbing rise in violent “takeover” robberies at 7/11 stores, where groups of young thugs are using brute force and intimidation to commit their crimes.

Despite the clear and present danger to employees and customers, the 7/11 corporation maintains a policy prohibiting its workers from carrying firearms. However, this policy is far from practical. Some employees will naturally prioritize their own lives and safety over a corporate directive, especially when faced with violent criminals.

California law is unequivocal: these victimized store clerks are legally permitted to use deadly force to protect themselves during these heinous acts. It is only a matter of time before an employee takes action, using a firearm to defend against these foolish and reckless mobsters. While corporate policy may dictate one thing, it is the California Penal Code that ultimately prevails, making it clear that individuals have the right to protect themselves,with deadly force especially when facing a threatening group whose sheer numbers make them as dangerous as any armed assailant.

These brazen young offenders are playing a dangerous game. Their chaotic, violent robberies may soon meet a much harsher reality, as they push the limits of what people will tolerate. They may soon find out the hard way that their violent crimes will have severe, possibly deadly, consequences.   Maybe that’s what it’ll take to slow these horrific robberies down.  

This is October 7 and I am mad as Hell

It is October 7, and I am absolutely furious. I hold the Israeli government just as responsible as the Hamas terrorists for the horrific massacre and kidnappings that unfolded. There is no doubt that the Israeli government actively enabled and facilitated these terrorists in carrying out their monstrous acts.

Israeli politicians made the catastrophic decision to disarm their own people, enforcing the same kind of gun bans that have rendered law-abiding citizens defenseless in cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York. The insanity of this policy is laid bare when you consider that Israel is a tiny nation surrounded by hostile forces—a culture driven by radical Islamist ideology committed to the murder of anyone outside their faith. This barbaric attack was not just foreseeable; it was inevitable. Innocent men, women, and children were left utterly defenseless, stripped of any means to protect their lives.

These politicians who betrayed their own people by disarming them have committed nothing short of treason. Their actions are unforgivable, and there is no justification, no excuse, for stripping Israeli citizens of their God-given right to defend themselves. This is a betrayal of the highest order, and they must be held accountable for this despicable failure.

They don’t want you to know the real power you hold as a juror.

When you receive a jury summons, whether it’s for federal or state court, the basic rules are similar. You may be selected for either a grand jury or a petit jury.

A grand jury typically consists of at least 23 members and some alternates. Unlike a trial jury, they hear multiple cases but don’t determine guilt or innocence. Their role is to decide if there’s enough evidence (probable cause) to require a defendant to stand trial. Grand jury proceedings are always held in secrecy.

A prosecutor leads the grand jury, guiding them through the process and ultimately telling the jury what they want in terms of an indictment. The foreman of the jury signs the indictment if the jury agrees.  The grand jury need not be unanimous in returning their verdicts.  

You’ll never see a defense attorney in a grand jury room because they’re not allowed. Defendants are usually invited to testify, though defense lawyers nearly always advise against it. On rare occasions, a defendant may choose to testify, but this often harms their case.

The prosecutor explains which criminal laws apply and presents a narrative for why they seek an indictment. They usually call witnesses, often police officers, to testify about what happened. Unlike in a trial, hearsay is allowed, and there’s no defense attorney to object to leading questions from the prosecutor.

Soon, the prosecutor asks the grand jury to vote on whether to issue an indictment (a “true bill”). If they decide there’s not enough evidence, they return a “no bill.”

Here’s what the grand jury isn’t told: they have immense power. They can demand that real witnesses or evidence items be brought in and questioned directly. Prosecutors hate when this happens because it disrupts their control over the process.

Prosecutors prefer jurors who are compliant. But remember, when you’re on a grand jury, it’s your power, not the prosecutor’s. Don’t be afraid to use it.

Now let’s talk about the petit or trial jury, the one most people are familiar with from movies or news. After both sides present their case and make closing arguments, the jury is given instructions. Then comes the deliberation.

Here’s where your true power as a juror comes into play: jury nullification. This means you can decide that the law being applied is unjust or unreasonable. You don’t have to follow the instructions exactly, and no one can punish you for this decision.

Jurors are often told not to consider the potential penalties of their verdict. When they speculate, they’re usually wrong. I believe juries should be informed about the consequences, but they never are. In some cases, juries are given options, like choosing between a murder or manslaughter conviction. These compromises can lead to verdicts that don’t always reflect justice, though they’re sometimes appropriate only if the defendant is truly guilty of a lesser offense.

As a juror, your verdict is yours alone. Don’t let others pressure you into changing your mind. If the jury can’t agree unanimously, a mistrial is declared, and the prosecutor can choose to retry the case or offer a more attractive plea deal to the accused. 

After a guilty verdict, there’s still a brief window for jurors that voted Guilty to change their minds. The defense lawyer will often ask for the jury to be polled, and I’ve seen two cases where a juror has said “no” when asked if it was truly their verdict. In such cases, a mistrial is required.

That’s the reality of jury duty. Don’t be afraid to exercise your power—it’s an essential part of the justice system.

Our Despicable Democrat Leadership Punishing Hurricane Victims!

Three vile traitors are withholding life-saving aid from the hurricane victims in an unforgivable display of political spite. There is no doubt that the millions of illegal aliens these tyrants brought into our nation are being treated far better than the Americans devastated by this disaster. The path of this deadly storm cut directly through Republican strongholds, and instead of a swift federal response, the government imposed a no-fly zone, deliberately blocking civilian helicopters from rescuing stranded survivors.

FEMA’s pathetic attempt at relief — a one-time payment of $750 — is a disgrace, especially when compared to the far more generous handouts given to every illegal alien the moment they set foot on U.S. soil. Countless lives were lost due to FEMA’s deliberate negligence. Let’s be clear: this was a calculated move to punish Trump supporters and suppress their ability to vote in the upcoming election.

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Alejandro Mayorkas deserve eternal damnation for their role in this monstrous betrayal of American citizens. 

Concealed Carry Permit Wait Time:

Several states, all governed by Democrat administrations, have demonstrated clear resistance to the United States Supreme Court's decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen.  The extended delays in processing concealed carry permit applications, often lasting several months, appear to be a calculated strategy designed to undermine citizens' Second Amendment rights. The pattern of delay tactics across these states suggests a coordinated effort, which is unlikely to be coincidental. Furthermore, these jurisdictions have imposed excessive fees on concealed carry permits and continuously devise additional bureaucratic hurdles, reflecting a deliberate effort to enforce their unconstitutional disarmament policies.

It is evident that the concealed carry permit process in these states serves more to disarm law-abiding Americans than to reflect any principles aligned with the Second Amendment. In response, civil disobedience becomes the only means to confront these unjust restrictions. Citizens should stand firm in asserting their right to bear arms, challenging these obstructions in court, where the constitutionality of these actions can be tested. The Fourth Amendment's protections against unreasonable searches should shield law-abiding individuals from invasive scrutiny, while the Second Amendment guarantees their right to defend themselves and their loved ones, despite the fascist policies of certain state governments.  I say don’t bother with the permits in these states, simply take your gun and carry it and if you need it, use it.  

Artificial Intelligence and Your Future

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for some time, but many have regarded it as a technology of the future. However, the future is now. If you're not engaging with AI, experimenting with it, or leveraging its transformative capabilities, you risk being left behind.

Two professions that are particularly vulnerable to the rise of AI are radiologists and lawyers. Radiologists, among the highest-paid medical specialists, interpret images from x-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds to make critical diagnoses. AI has the potential to analyze these images more accurately and efficiently than even the best radiologists.

Similarly, AI is set to disrupt the legal field. With the advent of personal computers, lawyers began drafting their own documents, reducing the need for support staff. Now, AI can perform legal research and write briefs with a level of precision that rivals top attorneys, potentially making the need for extensive legal support even less critical.

AI has applications across nearly every industry. Understanding and utilizing AI will determine your employability in an increasingly tech-driven world. The rapid pace of technological advancement means that adapting to AI is no longer optional.

Politicians are becoming increasingly concerned about AI’s potential misuse, which could be weaponized in ways that threaten them. In response, they are drafting extensive legislation in an attempt to regulate something that may ultimately be uncontrollable.

AI platforms are proliferating at an unprecedented rate. Understanding how to navigate and utilize these tools is becoming as essential as basic literacy. Embrace AI now, or risk being left behind in a rapidly evolving world.

Liberals Are Finally Waking Up to the Reality: Guns Save Lives!

Los Angeles, CA—With over 100,000 prisoners set loose and cash bail requirements thrown out the window, crime is skyrocketing while the police are defunded and left powerless. Criminals now roam free, facing almost no risk of arrest or punishment. The public has come to realize that calling the police, reporting crime, or demanding prosecution is often a complete waste of time. Meanwhile, politicians brag about "crime being down" thanks to their creative underreporting of actual crimes. Anyone living in a Democrat-run city knows that’s pure bullshit.

Liberals are starting to wake up and realize they can’t rely on the police to protect them. They’re buying guns like never before, seeking training, and rejecting the false notion that the police can or will come to their rescue. They’ve learned the hard way that, more often than not, police show up just in time to write the report, not to stop the crime.

I’ve taken countless liberals to the gun range to show them firsthand that they can defend themselves and save lives. When the worst happens, they don’t have to wait on an unreliable 911 system. They can take immediate action. That kind of empowerment is life-changing.

The truth is simple: the Second Amendment wasn’t meant to protect inferior or ineffective arms. It safeguards our right to bear powerful weapons of war. Despite unconstitutional laws to the contrary, criminals have no trouble getting their hands on every kind of weapon and using them without hesitation.

Gun control advocates are living in the past. Modern technology like CNC machining and 3D printing has made it easier than ever to produce high-quality firearms. Trying to control them is now a futile task.

If more people were armed, we’d undoubtedly be living in a safer society. Criminals would think twice before committing their cowardly acts if they knew their victims could fight back.

The relentless push for gun bans and restrictions is doomed to fail. States that have restored gun rights aren’t clamoring to go back to draconian laws. The tide is turning, and people are finally understanding that more guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens mean less crime and a safer society.

Is Sean Diddy Combs the tip of the iceberg?

Hollywood, CA— There is no question that the combs indictment allege so many disturbing things.  Simultaneously the department of justice has been building a case against the New York mayor and several other people within his administration.  I remain convinced that the two investigations are part of a much bigger combined picture.

If prosecutors can even convict combs 1/3 of what he charged with he will never live long enough to see freedom.  I have no independent knowledge of facts.  However, if there is a group involved in the alleged crimes Combs should not stand alone.  If there is any truth to all of the charges in the indictment Combs is in a unique position to bring down a lot of people, including politicians and other celebrities.  This also could provide a way for combs to limit the time he has to spend behind bars.  I even suspect that the justice department has floated that idea to Comb’s defense team.  

I actually have a novel idea to get Combs released on bail to home confinement that would guarantee combs is not a threat to the public.  I will save that idea for his attorneys if they contact me.  

We will have to wait and see how this story unfolds.

Our Bill of Rights is under constant attack by the political left.

Our Founding Fathers were truly a brilliant group of young men. After breaking free from the oppression of the King’s soldiers and using the Magna Carta as a guide, they created a representative republic for the people and by the people. Above all, the Bill of Rights was established to protect Americans from excessive taxation, ensure freedom of movement, safeguard the right to privacy through the Fourth Amendment concerning search and seizure, and, of course, guarantee due process of law before penalizing anyone for legal infractions. Consequently, anyone holding a government position of authority must take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution.

The term “democracy” is often misused by those who don’t truly understand it. A democracy allows a simple majority to impose its will on the minority. In contrast, our Republic is designed to protect the liberties of everyone, including the minority.

The political left despises our Constitution and our form of government. They seek rights that were never crafted into the Constitution, such as what they call “reproductive freedom”—the ability to kill babies in the womb. At the same time, they push for more control over our speech and thoughts. They loathe the Second Amendment, which allows people to keep and carry arms, and they never encounter a tax they don’t adore.

To push their agenda, the political left has concocted the theory of a "living, breathing Constitution" that changes over time based on the whims of politicians. However, the Founding Fathers wisely understood that our Constitution might need adjustments and created a legitimate process requiring a two-thirds majority of the population to make those changes. If Americans genuinely want to make abortion a right, they are free to use the proper political process to achieve that. The same goes for restricting the right to keep and bear arms or limiting our First Amendment rights to free speech.

Despite their massive efforts, the political left has been unable to gather a sufficient majority to amend the Constitution as they would like. Instead, they ridicule, vilify, and despise Americans who want to preserve the Bill of Rights as it was originally written. Our politicians frequently and blatantly violate their oaths to protect and defend our founding document. Rather than following the lawful process to amend the Constitution, they continually pass laws that undermine the Bill of Rights.

Regarding the Second Amendment, the political left initially argued that it only granted the right to keep and bear arms to government militias. This was absurd, as the government already has the authority to wield whatever arms it chooses. Their next tactic was to suggest that the right was a collective, not an individual one.

Former Senator and Presidential candidate Barry Goldwater put it best: “I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue!”

Let me say this unequivocally: if our Founding Fathers were alive today, they would round up the political left and try them for treason. The real extremists are those attacking the Constitution and our precious Bill of Rights.