guns

Gun ownership runs deep in Montana's culture, but how has political polarization shifted the atmosphere? It’s a conversation worth having.

There's a buzz in the air about a members-only shooting range north of Billings. It promises to turn the page on our local shooting scene.

Mike Merino, the CEO of Helena, Montana's own Olympus Arms says this has been his best SHOT Show yet...and that's coming from a guy who had one of his guns voted as "Best in Show" at a previous SHOT Show.

A retired FBI guy, a retired CIA guy, a bunch of Montanans, and some Hollywood stunt men. That's the kind of people you will randomly run into at the SHOT Show in Vegas. We are headed back to the SHOT Show this week!

FINALLY - golf is interesting.

"Staff may be armed and will use whatever force necessary to protect students."

Earlier this year from the SHOT Show in Vegas, we told you about how a Montana company was a finalist in a major competition for the US Army. Here's the update: they won. And, they're now looking to manufacture this weapon right here in Montana.

Do you value the Constitution? Enjoy shooting? Join the Montana Sons of Liberty for their range-day fundraiser on June 7th at Blue Creek Sport Shooting Complex.

My original plan was to write about illegal weapons in Montana. But the fact is, there aren't many. Twenty-one states have outlawed brass knuckles, but they're completely legal to possess in Montana. Many states have restrictive knife laws, but in the Treasure State, almost anything goes. Switchblad...

Think about how popular college rodeo is here in Montana...getting shooting sports back up and running on our college campuses would also be very popular. Good news on that front.