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This Old Gun: Russian RPD
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At the height of World War II, the Soviet Union relied on the 7.62x54R, a 19th century cartridge chambered in a 19th-century bolt-action rifle, the Mosin Nagant, as well as other small arms in the Soviet inventory. However, the benefits of an intermediate cartridge were clear to the Soviets. In 1943, work began on a new cartridge design, which eventually became the M43. Today, the round is known as the 7.62x39 mm, and its adoption by the USSR had significant ramifications during the 20th century. One of the most well-known platforms chambered for the round is the Russian RPD. |
History of 380 ACP (Auto) Ammo
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One of the most popular handgun cartridges available on the market today, the .380 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP) is an easy-to-carry self-defense cartridge. With a variety of small, lightweight compact pistols chambered in this caliber, its mild recoil and minimal muzzle blast make it a popular choice among those who carry concealed, police officers looking for a capable back-up gun, and general backyard plinkers and target shooters.
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Carry a Spare
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The primary reason to carry a spare is so the defender can appropriately deal with malfunctions, many of which are caused by faulty magazines. That�s because the gun�s magazine is often the weak link in the system and an essential part regularly outsourced by manufacturers. If the follower binds in the magazine, for example, it will prevent the gun from functioning. |
Mail Malfunction Underscores Concerns over Mail-In Voting
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With national elections less than two months away, President Donald Trump and other Republicans are raising alarms about potential election problems, including fraud, with arguments on both sides creating headlines, but an alarming and apparently not-so-unusual mail delivery situation at a leading run rights group�s national headquarters illustrates why concerns about the election may be valid.
An envelope containing what appeared to be a check from a company in Rhode Island to a firm in Georgia ended up in the mailbox of the Second Amendment Foundation, located in Washington state. |
NRA Supports Retired Law Enforcement Officers� Right to Carry
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Yesterday the NRA and the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs filed an amicus brief in support of retired, federal law enforcement officers, who brought suit against the state of New Jersey under the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act (�LEOSA�). LEOSA allows current and retired qualified officers with identification issued by their agency to carry a concealed firearm nationwide, regardless of state law. The plaintiffs here meet those qualifications. Yet the state of New Jersey, in violation of federal law, is still requiring them to get state-issued concealed carry licenses. |
OR: Second Amendment Rally, Counterprotest, pass Without Incident
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Dual rallies in Seaside � with Second Amendment advocates on the east side of U.S. Highway 101 and supporters of Seaside Brewing Co. owner Jimmy Griffin � came to a peaceful conclusion Sunday after three hours of marches, drums, chants and sometimes heated discussions. No arrests, no warnings and no citations by the time participants dispersed at about 4 p.m., Police Chief Dave Ham said. |
WA: WDFW 2020 Hunting Prospects Now Available
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To help hunters have a successful hunting season, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has released its annual hunting prospects, which provide guidance and hunting information for each district. September marks the start of hunting seasons for deer, elk, waterfowl, and upland game birds in many areas of Washington. |
CO: CPW Exploring Wildlife-area Pass Beyond Hunting, Fishing License
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Conversations between Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have opened the door to the possibility that Parks and Wildlife could offer a pass people could buy to access state wildlife areas and trust lands without needing a hunting or fishing license. The agency is exploring the access-pass approach in earnest after being assured by the Fish and Wildlife Service that revenues from such a pass wouldn�t result in a drop in federal funding Parks and Wildlife receives.
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How Trump is Championing the Second Amendment
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President Trump has long been an advocate of our Second Amendment Rights, but the incumbent is stepping things up a notch�making it a centerpiece of his 2020 campaign. �If the left gains power, they will � confiscate your guns and appoint justices who will wipe away your Second Amendment and other constitutional freedoms,� Trump said during his speech on the closing night of the Republican National Convention (RNC). �We will � defend your Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. And if we don't win, your Second Amendment doesn't have a chance. I can tell you that. I have totally protected it.� |
Slain Portland Murder Suspect Had Record of Gun Offenses
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The suspect in the fatal shooting of a counter-protester in Portland, Oregon, who was killed by members of a U.S. Marshals task force, reportedly had prior troubles with law enforcement over illegal gun possession, according to various published reports. Now the question is how will the gun prohibition lobby exploit this case? And there are now new details emerging that raise questions about self-defense in the Portland incident, thanks to a Sept. 5 Seattle Times article.
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Review: Nighthawk Custom Fire Hawk
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It�s been said that with age comes wisdom, but perhaps that�s only for the lucky ones. Birthdays come with age and for most, the culmination of becoming another year older is often celebrated with the receipt of gifts. And, once you reach a certain age (often 65), you can begin to collect social security as well as begin to take advantage of discount programs that offer monetary savings for things like meals, hotel stays, movie tickets and health care, just to name a few. But there�s another side to that coin. |
High Standard: Gone But Not Forgotten
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In America, the building of firearms is big business. It was thus in the republic's earliest years and remains so today. Many companies have offered gun products, but continued success over the decades requires quality. Americans shoot their guns a great deal and won't buy guns, ammo or accessories that don't measure up. |
MT: Gun Shop Owners Struggle During Ammo Shortage
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In an election year with protests happening across the country, gun sales are on the rise nationwide. But an ammunition shortage has left gun shop owners in Montana in a tough spot. "I hate it when it's like this," said James Mitchell, owner of Mitchell Supply in Great Falls. |
TX: First-time Gun Buyers in Texas Fear Civil Unrest, Poll Shows
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As protests continue across the country, and President Donald Trump warns of rampant lawlessness should former Vice President Joe Biden win the election, gun owners are stocking up. In Texas, fear has been a motivation for first-time gun-owners, according to a poll released Sunday by The Dallas Morning News and the University of Texas at Tyler. |
Preview: Pulsar Thermion XG50 Thermal Riflescope
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Pulsar expanded its lineup of thermal optics in 2020, providing consumers with an incredibly powerful option in the form of its Thermion XG50 thermal riflescope. This all-new optic expands the range at which hunters can detect game and provides increased resolution, giving users more information about what they're seeing downrange. |
KY: New Hunting Access Areas Open to Public
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Hunters now have an additional 56,000 acres open for public hunting under new hunting access area agreements in eastern Kentucky. The new areas include locations in Floyd, Knott, Leslie, Letcher, Magoffin, McCreary, Perry and Pike counties.
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