“Tag: guy sagi”

When I first moved to North Carolina, pistol-purchase permits were as confusing as directions from the locals.

“Gun Geo Marker,” a free app that went live on July 4, runs on Android smartphones and allows people to “Geolocate Dangerous Guns and Owners.” The creator’s blog indicates the holiday launch date was deliberate.

After an attempted break-in, Sagi decided that he needed multiple records for his firearms, but a lot of the process went against his nature.

Smartphones are quite handy in the field and at the range, but they’re pretty susceptible to the elements. Guy Sagi obtained a case that claims it protects iPhones from water and dust, and even extends battery time. He just had to see if it worked.

A few years ago, Guy J. Sagi purchased a SureFire Fore-end Weaponlight for his wife’s defensive shotgun. An updated version makes him think he’ll be writing another check.

The firearm industry’s safety record is enviable, and the manner in which the few recalls are handled reflects well on the professionals at each company’s helm. Take the recent voluntary recall of certain Springfield 3.3 XD-S 9 mms and .45 ACPs, for example.

Ruger is looking to its fans and aficionados to help design a Ruger 10/22 rifle to commemorate the 50th anniversary of its popular rimfire rifle.

Considering the recent signing of the U.N. Gun Treaty, is it really that farfetched that the NSA might be following Internet keywords searches, such as firearms?