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November 17,  1774: First City Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry formed at Carpenter’s Hall, Philadelphia. It is one of the oldest US military units still in service. — On this day in 1777, the Articles of Confederation were submitted to the states for ratification. — Be sure to mark your calendar for February 1, 2026, to order your 20th Anniversary Edition of the waterproof SurvivalBlog Archive USB stick. The 2005-2025 edition will have at least 12 more bonus books.  These will include the 4-volume Audel’s Carpenters and Builders Guide as well as Horace Kephart’s classic book on Woodcraft, and the USMC’s…

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If you really want to counter the chaos grifters of the political left in the US, then you have to be willing to offer a coherent and consistent plan which dissolves the chaos they thrive on. Planning eases instability. Consistency defeats confusion. Clarity squashes disorder. The public needs to see a comprehensive list of standards, actions and goals and they don’t like it when their leaders suddenly derail the train. When it comes to economics, vision is meaningless. Every idiot out there has an economic “vision”, very few people have any idea how to get from Point A to Point…

On November 16, 534, the Second and final revision of the Justinian Code (“Codex Justinianus“) was published. This was a codified set of imperial and classical laws that initially began in 528. — November 16, 1933: Swiss physicist Fritz Zwicky published the first evidence for the existence of dark matter in his seminal article “The Redshift of Extragalactic Nebulae”. — November 16th was the birthday of Michael D. Echanis (born 1950, died September 1978), a former United States Army Special Forces and 75th Ranger Battalion enlisted man. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star with “V” device as…

Despite the dismal state of civilian firearm-ownership rights in Mexico, the country has a long history of both innovative indigenous gun designs and firearm manufacturing. Mendoza Firearms is one part of that heritage, and the company recently began exporting one of its rifles to the U.S., the RM22 rimfire. Mendoza Firearms makes a variety of firearms, including military, law enforcement and sporting models. Mendoza has a high-tech production facility in the Xochimilco neighborhood of Mexico City. Founded by Rafael Mendoza Blanco in 1911, Mendoza got his start producing firearms to arm the Mexican Revolution. Over the decades, he designed and…

Mossberg was one of the first innovators within the “non-NFA, shotshell-firing firearm” space with the introduction of its pump-action 590 Shockwave in 2017. The hallmark of the design was its bird’s head grip configuration, which allowed the firearm to be equipped with a shortened 14.5” barrel while remaining at an overall length of just over 26”. Soon after, several other companies followed with variants of this non-NFA design, including some semi-automatic models. But Mossberg stuck with its pump-action Shockwave until 2025, when the company released its semi-automatic 990 Aftershock. Watch our “Gun Of The Week” video above to see the…

Armed Citizen® Today An Illinois concealed-carry holder came to the rescue of a woman and her children, shooting a man as he attempted to kick in the back door of the family’s apartment, according to Chicago police. Sources say the 33-year-old suspect began threatening the woman inside the apartment before attempting to force his way in. The woman called police and a 28-year-old relative for help, and the relative was able to arrive at the scene before police. The man continued trying to force his way into the apartment, breaking a bedroom window in the process, while threatening to kill…

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00:00:03 Speaker 1: Smell us Now, lady, welcome to Meet Eater Trivia podcast. 00:00:25 Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Radio Live. It’s eleven am Mountain Time. That’s neon o’clock for our friends in Birmingham, Alabama, where the Meat Eater Live Tour will visit in a few weeks. On Thursday, November thirteenth, and we’re live from Meet Eater HQ and Bozeman. I’m your host, Spencer, joined today by Steve and Cal. Now today’s show, we’ll interview Sean Conrad about catching world record fish. Then Steve and Cal will compete in Meat Eater’s Price Is Right, And finally we’ll interview Steve…