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IN: Second Amendment Sanctuary Debate Continues
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The Aug. 10 meeting of the Indiana County Board of Commissioners focused on financial issues, including an ordinance for borrowing nearly $3.58 million to cover continuing improvements to various buildings, including the Indiana County Courthouse and Indiana County Jail. Bond counsel Christopher Brewer, of Dinsmore & Shohl LLP of Pittsburgh, said the ordinance covers a 15-year loan, at 3.55 percent interest, that will be obtained from First Commonwealth Bank.
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Seattle Violence Spike Gets National Attention; Is There A �Ripple Effect?�
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A report at Fox News showing the consequences of defunding the police in a major West Coast city may not be going down well with the liberal establishment, but recent history shows how Seattle, Washington has fared from what critics see as a disastrous political agenda that may now be having a ripple effect with crime spreading to other parts of the central Puget Sound region. |
.300 Blackout vs 5.56mm NATO: The AR-15 Intermediate Cartridge Rumble
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The 5.56mm NATO round has been the gold standard AR-15 cartridge for well over 60 years. It has been the ammo issued to our frontline soldiers for over a generation and has seen combat on 5 continents in the hands of the U.S. Military and our NATO allies.
However, some shooters wanted more out of their AR platform, they wanted the ability to shoot a 30-caliber bullet without switching over to the AR-10 and 308 Winchester. |
Points of Impact
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Just because something is said in congressional chambers doesn�t mean it is accurate, or even true for that matter. Last week, members of the U.S. House Oversight Committee said a lot in a hearing with a firearms manufacturers and representatives from gun-control groups. Read more as America�s 1st Freedom analyzes Some of the Best (and Worst) Quotes from a House Committee�s Attempt to Go After Gun Manufacturers.
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AK: The Insider Guide to the Alaskan Gun Show
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I need an AR-15. Let me rephrase that. I need to pay for law school applications. I need to replace the timing belt on my car. I need to finally finish reading �Infinite Jest,� that doorstopper of a book. I want an AR-15 � right now. It�s not so much a need, in the Maslow�s hierarchy sense, but a want, in the �this thing feels awesome to shoot and it�s more accurate than the Chinese SKS I�ve been rocking with since 2020� sense.
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SSK Firearms: A Pioneer In Cartridge & Arms Design
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SSK Industries was founded by J.D. Jones�recognized as one of the industry�s foremost when it comes to creating innovative wildcat cartridges and cutting-edge firearm designs�in 1977. He brought a wealth of knowledge to the business, having learned to cast bullets and reload from a local gunsmith, later working with Lee Jurras in the early 1960s in the development of Super Vel Ammunition, the industry�s earliest entry into the high-performance handgun cartridges market.
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Varmint Hunting for � Training?
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While varmint hunting might not be the first thing one thinks of as tactical training, there are many lessons to be learned in the field that can help your defensive plan. At a recent writer�s event with Bushnell, we were presented with long-range instruction using both existing products and a new scope (check this space for info later this year).
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Glocklishnikov! The WASR-M 9mm AK
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Made in Romania, the 9mm WASR-M is billed as a "PCC competition ready" and, while we aren't sure about that, we did find it to be an incredibly fun little Kalashnikov variant. Introduced by Century Arms a few years ago, the WASR-M, like its standard WASR (Wassenaar Arrangement Semi-automatic Rifle) older brothers, are all essentially semi-auto variants of the Cugir Arms Factory's PM md. 63/65 series AKMs, licensed Kalashs that the Romanians made by the hundreds of thousands over the past half-century. |
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| No kingdom can be secured otherwise than by arming the people. The possession of arms is the distinction between a freeman and a slave. He, who has nothing, and who himself belongs to another, must be defended by him, whose property he is, and needs no arms. But he, who thinks he is his own master, and has what he can call his own, ought to have arms to defend himself, and what he possesses; else he lives precariously, and at discretion. � James Burgh, Political Disquisitions: Or, an Enquiry into Public Errors, Defects, and Abuses [London, 1774-1775]. |
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