Two and a half centuries of American history. Eight service rifles. One walk through the evolution of American arms and ammunition.

The ammunition market is becoming uneven due to powder supply constraints, rising costs, and production shifts. Learn what’s driving current conditions and what to expect.

It's been another momentous year for us here at AmmoSquared! To mark the occasion we created a summary a la "Spotify Wrap" style. Take a look...

In a world of soaring debt, rising inflation, and rapid AI disruption, I’m turning to two reliable hedges: gold and ammunition. This post breaks down why I trust tangible assets, how I think about risk, and how I’m preparing myself and AmmoSquared for whatever comes next.

From race tracks to rally dirt, five days behind the wheel revealed lessons that go far beyond driving.

AmmoSquared celebrates its 10-year anniversary—bucking the odds in business and the firearms industry.

From the garage to 20 million rounds in 10 years.

This will be the first part in a multi-part series about what “readiness” means to me. I’ll cover everything from my views on the mental and physical side of readiness to clothing, guns, home, vehicles, and even throw in some international travel.

America isn’t just a country that fought a revolution, it’s a country forged by revolution.

If you’re not stacking ammunition right now, you may be missing the boat.

The 2nd Amendment is a safeguard against tyranny. Yet too many gun owners act like they have something to hide, afraid of being put “on a list”.

Many gun owners take pride in growing their firearm collections, but at what point does collecting become excessive? How many guns are too many? This article explores the balance between being a protector vs. a collector, emphasizing that firearm ownership should prioritize skill development and practical use over sheer quantity.

Gratitude is not something we should just give on one day a year, but it does flow especially freely on Thanksgiving.