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Injunction: Are Pistol Braces Legal (Again)
As a U.S. Navy veteran, I may (tongue in cheek) have an issue with crediting Marines with anything positive except…Read More >
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The Death of Credit Card Possessors Tracking Firearm Purchases? Maybe…
Few things warm my heart more than watching the air coming out of gun control advocates’ celebratory balloons. I can’t…Read More >
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Remember our Veterans
Remember veterans day on November 11th. Celebrate your patriotic brothers and sisters who served in the military.
Firearms
Glock Announces the New G17 Gen5 and G19 Gen5 Pistols
Glock’s design has proven its worth—regardless of whether you are a Glock fanboy or a hater. The changes to the design through the various generations are not overtly obvious to eye, which leads some to believe all Glocks are all the same; a one trick pony. Nothing could be further from the truth. Sure, the basic design has been proven, some would go so far as to say perfected.
Firearms
Magnum Research Introduces Two New Animal Prints on Desert Eagles
Click to see a video about the new Kryptek Highlander and Snakeskin prints on Magnum Research’s Desert Eagle. MSRP for both patterns is $1793.
Firearms
Loaded Precision Adjustable M1A, the Civilian-legal Semiautomatic Rifle
The Loaded M1A sports the appearance and tradition of the Standard M1A, but adds the performance upgrades that makes it a star at the range. Read this article learn about this 2015 offering from Springfield Armory.
Firearms
Springfield Armory M1A SOCOM 16
If your mission requirements call for a compact tactical rifle, but won’t let you sacrifice power, check out Springfield Armory’s SOCOM 16.
Firearms
Ruger Introduces 22 Charger Takedown Pistol
This year, Sturm, Ruger will offer a 22 Charger Takedown pistol and a reworked basic Charger handgun. Read this article to learn about this exciting new pistol built on Ruger’s famous 10/22 platform.
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The Federal Assault Weapons Ban: 10 Years After
As we look back 10 yeas ago today, the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban was just ending due to the Sunset Provision written into the law. What lawmakers and antigun politicians thought was an end to gun violence; in reality, the Assault Weapons Ban did nothing. Ten years after, what has happened since? What did we learn? This article walks through the major lessons learned and how ineffective AWB was—including statistics on handgun violence, mass shootings and the amount of firearms owned in America today.
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Moms Demand Action Celebrate Another False Win
Last year, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America’s founder, Shannon Watts lied about Starbucks firearms policy. Though the coffee chain respectfully asked gun owners to not open carry, the company did not revise its gun policy and chooses to follow all local and state laws in regards to carrying a firearm in public. Shannon Watts is at it again, this time claiming Panera Bread is changing its policy. Why do the Moms continue to lie about gun control victories? Even though Moms Demand Action have officially stated that six different companies have caved to their demands, six stores and restaurants have not changed policy and still allow gun owners to legally carry firearms inside.