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Wholesale Domestic Surveillance of Gun Owners
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Gun owners have become accustomed to the typical types of gun grabs anti-gun politicians have rolled out in recent years. Assault weapons bans, universal background checks, and magazine bans are some of the usual proposals thrown our way. Second Amendment advocates have naturally built a strong opposition to these efforts and have generally made the gun control crowd break a sweat each time they try to advance such bills. |
�Constitution Not On Hold,� Says Rights Group Over Stalled CCW Apps
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�The constitution wasn�t put on hold because of the coronavirus.�
So spoke Alan Gottlieb, founder and executive vice president of the Second Amendment Foundation as he encouraged law enforcement agencies around the country to resume taking applications for concealed carry permits and licenses. It could be considered �friendly advice� or a subtle warning, since SAF has been involved in two federal lawsuits in recent weeks�one in North Carolina and the other in Georgia�were gun permits were the central issue. |
Fox News� Judge Napolitano: �Civil Disobedience Probably the Next Step�
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Has the time come for massive civil disobedience as the public has grown weary�and wary�of the continued shutdowns and, in states such as Washington, a reopening process that is moving along at a snail�s pace while some critics accuse public officials of moving the goal posts?
That seems to be what Fox News judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano suggested Wednesday, according to RealClearPolitics. |
History of 7mm Win Short Magnum Ammo
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Winchester and the Browning Arms Company joined forces in 2001 to develop the 7mm Winchester Short Magnum (WSM) cartridge. The 7mm WSM was developed for hunting medium- and large-sized game at ranges out to 700 yards, providing a powerful cartridge that hunters can use in many different hunting situations. While it's not recommended for taking dangerous game or predators, it does have excellent performance with all game animals in North America � including elk, deer and most others. Shooting authorities have indicated that the proper bullet must be selected for this cartridge, because the wrong one will not expand sufficiently on deer-sized game. |
Boston Globe: More Laws Needed Because Gun Kit Sales �Seem to Be on the Rise�
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The Boston Globe ran an editorial in support of the Democrats� latest gun control push and bolstered their position by suggesting gun kit sales �seem to be on the rise.� The Globe is backing Sen. Richard Blumenthal�s (D-CT) push for new regulations on �ghost guns� and the gun kits from which such guns are built. Breitbart News reported Blumenthal�s claim that such guns are �untraceable,� yet he also claimed to know there are currently elevated sales of such guns.
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SC: Two Fatal Columbia Shootings Deemed Self-Defense
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Columbia police say two recent fatal shootings have been determined to be self-defense, meaning no charges will be filed in the case. The first incident happened on May 21 at the Latimer Manor Apartments on Lorick Circle. Officers say 30-year-old Steven D. Johnson Jr. was killed in the incident. |
Government Action Puts Churches Under �The Gun�
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America is first and foremost a Christian Nation. This isn�t hypothesis, or hyperbole, or manifestation of hysteria. It is fact. This fact is the backbone and linchpin of our Constitution. It is the foundation of our natural rights; rights bestowed on man by a loving, Divine Creator. It is a self-evident truth.
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NY: A Sportswoman's Tale- Hamburg teen gets her first bird during Youth Weekend
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I will never forget my first time turkey hunting. It was April 25. I woke up at 4:30 a.m. My dad and I drove to Brant. When we got there, we got dressed and started the 10-minute walk to the blind. Once we got settled, the wait began. I did not expect to hear anything, but within 10 minutes we started hearing the gobbling. The gobbling started to get louder and louder, so we started to call. |
First Look: Rock River Arms BT-9 Pistols
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Rock River Arms, known for its modern sporting rifles and pistols, has expanded its series of AR-pattern pistols chambered in 9x19 mm with the new BT-9 line. These pistols have an SB Tactical SBA3 Arm Brace that is designed to work with Glock-style magazines for optimal cross-compatibility with Glock back-up carry pistols, taking personal-defense systems to a new level. |
Remington 7600: One of Today's Most-Popular Pump-Action Rifles
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The Remington 7600 took runner-up honors among the most popular pump-action rifles on Gunbroker.com last year, dropping from its first-place position in 2018. Ironically, the top position for 2019 was claimed by another Remington that hasn�t been produced since 1936, the Remington Model 12. It�s a rimfire, however, and the 7600 is a centerfire that�s proven popular with hunters. |
CCW Weekend: Should You Get Body Armor?
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If you watch YouTube, a lot of firearms trainers and YouTube gun channel personalities are wearing body armor. A number of instructors have advocated in print that the armed citizen should have it as well. Since the civilian market for guns and other gear mirrors or otherwise takes inspiration from trends in the military and law enforcement equipment, it stands to reason that if cops and soldiers wear body armor to save their lives, we should too. |
AR: Changes Approved for 2020-21 Arkansas Hunting Regulations
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The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission voted to approve many changes to the Commission�s Code of Regulations, including many wildlife regulations that may impact hunters during the 2020-21 hunting seasons. The proposals were presented to the public through an online survey in March and were formally proposed to the Commission during its April 23 meeting.
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CA: Confrontation Over Noise Ends With Self-defense Killing in Eureka
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The fatal shooting Friday of an intruder in a Eureka home is believed to have been self-defense, police in the North Coast city said. It was the city�s second homicide in three days. Friday�s confrontation arose from a disturbance in a residential neighborhood around 2:30 a.m., said a press release from the police. A resident went to his porch and told the people who were making noise to leave the area. |
Justice Kavanaugh: Friend or Foe to the Second Amendment?
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�Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.� ~ Martin Luther King Jr., Letter from the Birmingham Jail; often miscited in abbreviated form as: �Justice delayed is justice denied.� Various renditions of the quotation have come down through the ages, recited by many learned and famous men. The origin of the quotation likely came from William Penn (1644 to 1718), who asserted, �To delay Justice is injustice.�
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FL: Florida Alert! First-Time Gun Buyers Angered Over Gun Purchase Laws
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Scott Kane went 38 years without ever touching a gun. That streak would have continued had it not been for the coronavirus. In March, fearful of the harassment his wife and child experienced over their Asian ancestry, Kane found himself in a California gun shop. His March 11 purchase of a 9mm would have been the end of the story, were it not for a political standoff over shutdown orders and background checks. Now Kane, a former supporter of gun-control measures and AR-15 bans, is frustrated by the arduous process that has denied his family a sense of security. |
Editor's Choice: Uberti Model 1895 Courteney Stalking Rifle
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Uberti, with its Model 1885 Courteney Stalking Rifle, proves that a new-for-2020 rifle can reflect classic design, in the classic .303 British chambering no less, and still be noteworthy. Calling a 135-year-old design �new for 2020� is bound to raise some hackles, but this Model 1885 from Uberti is a novel offering from a company known for making reproduction firearms. This rifle in particular is designed to honor the life of F. Courteney Selous, a famed British explorer, military officer, big-game hunter and conservationist of the late 19th century.
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MO: Missouri Considers Bear Hunting Season
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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is seeking initial public input on a proposed limited and highly regulated hunting season for black bears, which would be open only to Missouri residents. If approved by the Missouri Conservation Commission, a season could occur as soon as the fall of 2021. MDC is asking for initial public comments through June 5. |
Hunting: You don�t target trophy toms, but certainly appreciate when one shows up
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The bird came in slowly and reluctantly, not with the reckless abandon more characteristic of a youngster. He hung up at 75 yards and would gobble and strut each time I called, but that distance seemed to be his line in the sand and for a long time he would come no closer. In the tall grass of late season I could only make out his upper half, just enough to see he sported a beard of some length, and the full, uninterrupted fan of an adult male.
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