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History of 8x57 JRS Ammo
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The German Ordinance Bureau introduced an improved version of the 8mm Mauser cartridge, and added a rim to create the 8x57 JRS. The major change in the process of improving the 8mm Mauser was increasing the diameter of the bullet to 0.323 inches. The version without a rim served in various militaries around the world. And when the cartridge was finally retired from active service, the 8mm had more than a century of use as a military cartridge. |
Unique Handgun Design with Russian Roots: APF Strike One Speed
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It is all too easy to pass over handguns like the 9mm APF Strike One Speed without realizing the journey that the design took. On the outside, it looks like a regular polymer-framed, striker-fired handgun, but it is unique on the inside. In a world dominated by the Browning action, the Strike One Speed approaches the handgun differently. |
History of 444 Marlin Ammo
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In 1964, Marlin Firearms and Remington Arms joined forces to develop a cartridge that filled the gap created by the lack of lever action rifles chambered in .45-70. The result was the .444 Marlin, which was chambered in the acclaimed Model 336 lever action rifle. To develop the cartridge, designers from Marlin and Remington started with a .44 Magnum case, lengthened it by nearly an inch and capped it with a jacketed soft point bullet weighing 240 grains. The bullet actually has a diameter of 0.429 inches, the same as a .44 Magnum bullet. But similarities to the .44 Magnum end there, as the performance of the .444 Marlin is on another level entirely.
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An Easy-Shooting Hunting Round: All About the 7mm-08
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Every hunter and shooter knows enough about the 7mm Magnum and the short-action standard .308 Win, but what the heck is a 7mm-08?
We get this question often at our local gun shop, and the answer is that it�s entirely its own animal. Why should you care about this round? Relatively low recoil meets relatively impressive big game performance, that�s why. Read on. |
Concealed Carry Rebound Continues in WA
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Increasing numbers of Washington residents are obtaining concealed pistol licenses, resulting in a gradual rebound of the numbers, despite what appears to have been a steady departure of conservative residents for more friendly environs including Arizona, Florida, Oklahoma and Texas.
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ATF urged to �back away� from gun grab threat
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A collection of Second Amendment advocates that has already stalled a Biden administration plan to punish millions of gun owners urged the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to fully �back away� from controversial plans targeting AR-style �pistols.�
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Analysis: The Death of Chevron and the Future of Gun Litigation
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Friday brought a rare instance of a no-nonsense Supreme Court decision unambiguously reversing prior precedent in a way that has far-reaching consequences�but maybe not for gun policy. Loper v. Raimondo saw the Court stating, in no uncertain terms, that Chevron, �a decaying husk with bold pretensions,� is overruled. Twitter�and my email inbox�were ablaze with theories about what this might mean for gun litigation. In all likelihood, though, the impact on Second Amendment cases will be more muted than many expect.
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