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MO: Deer Seasons Now Closed
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With the closing of archery deer and turkey season today (Jan. 15), all of Missouri�s 2021-22 deer hunting seasons are over. The last firearms deer season was the �alternative methods� season which ended Jan. 4, with a disappointing 9,965 deer checked in, the lowest number it has ever been since this season was first opened back in 2014 with a harvest of 11,022. |
History of 5.6x52mm Rimmed Ammo
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Also known as the .22 Savage High Power and the .22 Imp, the 5.6x52mmR was developed by Charles Newton in 1912. Savage Arms produced the cartridge and chambered their popular Model 99 lever action rifle for it. The cartridge that Newton designed was accurate, and was based on the .25-35 Winchester case, but capped with a 0.227 caliber bullet. It was initially popular among hunters around the world for its accuracy, and soon hunters were using it to harvest game animals of all kinds � including deer and safari animals like tigers. |
WI: Republican Bills Would Create K-12 Curriculum On Guns
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Wisconsin high schools could offer a class on guns under a bill being proposed by Republican state legislators. Democratic Governor Tony Evers would almost certainly veto the bill. It would require the state Department of Public Instruction to create curriculum, including information on different types of guns and ammunition, firearm safety and safety devices, and how to load, unload and transport a gun. |
Colt�s Manufacturing: A Classic American Name Lives On
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In 1836, Samuel Colt received patents for a pistol with a revolving cylinder. He claimed inspiration came while at sea, after studying how a ship�s capstan could rotate and lock into position. The single-action revolver was the first of its kind and a huge advance in firearm design. With a simple cock of the hammer, a follow-up shot was ready to go. |
WA: Washington Man Kills Armed Intruder in Shootout
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An Auburn, Washington, man shot and killed an armed robber after he was shot in the arm himself, police said. Officers responded to a call at the 200 block of Auburn Way South at about 9 p.m. on Tuesday, finding the male robber shot dead and a man with a gunshot wound to the arm, according to the Auburn Police Department. |
A safer Gun?: 'Smart' Pistols Headed to US Market
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"Smart" pistols designed to limit who can shoot them are poised to hit the booming US firearm market this year, taking aim at spiking gun deaths as federal lawmakers remain deadlocked on any new restrictions. Questions over reliability and political fights have bedeviled the technology for decades, but backers say it's a chance to prevent children, criminals or people considering self-harm from pulling the trigger.
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New For 2022: SIG Sauer MCX-SPEAR
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For 2022, SIG Sauer announced it would offer its MCX-SPEAR to the commercial market in a semi-automatic variant, giving firearm enthusiasts a chance to experience the company's Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) submission for themselves. The new rifle is chambered in the company's revolutionary 277 SIG FURY chambering, which is designed with a hybrid cartridge case that accommodates higher chamber pressures for greater downrange performance. |
Another Poll, Another Plummet for Joe Biden
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Though he has been unable to move forward with his radical gun control agenda, thanks in no small part to messaging from the Second Amendment Foundation, Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms and others, Joe Biden is wrapping up his first year in office with poll numbers in the basement. |
At Least 90 Carjackings in Philadelphia in First Two Weeks of 2022
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Philadelphia witnessed at least 90 carjackings during the first two weeks of 2022 following a sharp increase in 2021.
On January 13, 2022, NBC Philadelphia reported 90 carjackings had occurred in the city. FOX News noted that these early 2022 carjackings follow a 2021 that saw a 34 percent increase in carjackings compared to 2020. |
WA: Washington Magazine Ban Pulled to the Senate Floor
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On Friday, the Washington Senate pulled magazine ban legislation, Senate Bill 5078 to the Senate Floor where it is eligible for a vote for passage. NRA Members and Second Amendment supporters probably recall this measure from last year, previously reported here. Please contact your State Senator and ask them to oppose Senate Bill 5078. |
Gun Control States See New Reality for Gun Rights
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The past two years have witnessed gun sales the likes of which have never been seen before. It�s not just Red states either. The totals include big numbers in Blue states already home to some of the strictest gun control laws in the country. With the midterm elections less than 10 months away, elected officials supporting more gun control could be in for a rude awakening given the shifting Second Amendment support among their voting constituencies. |
MO: Arnold Files Suit to Clarify State Gun Law
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The city of Arnold filed a lawsuit to clarify portions of Missouri�s controversial new gun law. The lawsuit was filed Jan. 5 in the Jefferson County Circuit Court and says the gun law, which was passed in June and is called the �Second Amendment Preservation Act,� is vague and confusing, hampers criminal investigations, is contrary to state and federal law and possibly restricts the hiring of qualified law-enforcement candidates. |
Biden: Texas Synagogue Attack 'was an act of terror'
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President Joe Biden told reporters that the man who took four hostages at a Texas synagogue on Saturday night committed an "act of terror." The president released a preliminary statement after the hostages were released Saturday night but spoke with reporters on the subject for the first time while participating in a community service project in Philadelphia on Sunday. |
No, Gun Culture Has Not Been Radicalized
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In a single issue in March of 1961, Guns & Ammo ran ads for a �Sniper Model� Enfield Match rifle, a French 8mm machine gun (�used in two World Wars�), a Mannlicher military pistol, a U.S. .30 M1 carbine, and a police-ordnance Ingram Model 6 submachine gun chambered in .45 ACP (only $49.95!). If you�re surprised that these machine guns and high-powered military rifles were marketed to hunters in the 1960s, you might have unconsciously accepted a flawed but popular narrative about American gun culture.
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First Look: Savage�s 110 PCS Bolt-Action Handgun
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2022 is already shaping up to be an interesting year. Savage, the company with a reputation for affordable and accurate rifles, has introduced not one but two completely different handguns. Though the Stance in 9mm is interesting, it�s the Savage 110 PCS that has hunters taking a second look. While not promoted as a hunting gun per se, Savage�s re-entry into the bolt-action handgun market must be considered a legitimate option.
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Mossberg Releases New 940 Pro Turkey Autoloading Shotguns
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In a move to extend their new line of autoloading shotguns into the Turkey hunting fields, Connecticut-based Mossberg announced this week the release of two new optics-ready 12-gauge 940 Pro Turkey shotguns. Unique to the growing Mossberg 940 Pro line launched in 2020, this model boasts cuts in the receiver designed to accept the direct mounting of low-profile micro-dot sights (Shield RMSc pattern). For those not interested in hunting with an optic, the gun includes a HiViz CompSight front fiber-optic sight atop its ventilated rib, which complements an X-Factor XX-full ported choke tube. |
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