Shooting sports support Ronald McDonald House Charities.

The Kids & Clays® Foundation is a community of shooting sports enthusiasts committed to supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities and improving the lives of children and their families. By partnering with sponsors and shooters, Kids & Clays generates funds to help support the needs of Ronald McDonald Houses across the nation.

"We've really enjoyed our relationship with Kids & Clays® these last several years and look forward to continuing our relationship for years to come. With this organization, not only are we able to help grow the shooting sports but we're also able to indirectly support the Ronald McDonald House Charities," states Frank Devlin, Director of Commercial Sales for Otis Technology.

Otis Technology is continuing its monetary support of the organization as well as providing gun cleaning supplies for use both during the events and as auction items. Kids & Clays will host 28 events in 2017.

Gun Control - "‘You Gotta Be Nuts to Believe that Gun Control Saves Lives"

Exclusive Video – Jackie Mason: ‘You Gotta Be Nuts to Believe that Gun Control Saves Lives’

New Holster from Vinnie's Custom Leather

She has a great point!

Trump & LaPierre

NRA Executive Director and CEO Wayne LaPierre worked side by side with President Donald Trump at the White House this week.

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Chicago, glad I do not live there!

Last year, Chicago experienced its worst violence in two decades — with more than 4,300 people shot, 762 of them fatally, according to official Police Department statistics.

The latest crime statistics from Chicago police show that so far this year, there have been 38 murders and 182 shootings. Or another source of official Police Department figures show that through Sunday 35 people have been slain, a 13 percent increase over 31 a year earlier. The number of shooting incidents have almost been identical — 169 this year compared with 168 last year, police figures show.

Jerry Miculek’s New World Record: 10 shots on 3 Targets in 1.59 Seconds

At Shot Show 2017, Jerry Miculek set another shooting world record for his STL drill. The STL drill is three targets at fifteen feet, four shots on center mass, two shots on the head, two shots in center mass on the right target, and two shots in center mass on the left target, for a total of ten shots.

Jerry Miculek does the STL Drill in 1.59 seconds. That is just under 7 rounds a second, while transitioning between targets.