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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief As the National Rifle Association gathers this weekend in Indianapolis for its 152nd annual meetings and exhibits—highlighted Friday by appearances at the group’s annual Leadership Conference including former President Donald Trump and other luminaries—the BBC is taking a hard look at the organization. For some reason, the British—or at least the […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief Michigan gun control advocates and Democrats in the Legislature were howling victory as Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed new gun control legislation Thursday, only to have a legal challenge filed almost immediately by two state gun rights organizations. According to WWMT News, Great Lakes Gun Rights and Michigan Open Carry jointly […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief Almost as predictable as Northwest rain, gun sales in Washington State have reportedly spiked in the aftermath of last weekend’s passage of legislation to ban the future sale, manufacture and importation of so-called “assault weapons,” according to a report from KOMO News. The story quoted longtime Bellevue gun dealer Wade Gaughran, […]

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By Jim Dickson | Contributing Writer Photos by author and Hornady Tubular magazines present a problem for spitzer bullets as the point of the bullet is resting on the primer of the cartridge in front of it where recoil can push it forward like a firing pin. When the French Lebel rifle came out with […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief Veteran Seattle-area broadcast journalist Brandi Kruse acknowledges she is not “a gun enthusiast” and doesn’t own a firearm, but she can spot political hypocrisy from a distance, so when she went on air earlier this week at her podcast, “[un]Divided,” she went after Evergreen State Democrat lawmakers with a verbal battering […]

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By Tanya Metaksa What’s New—Meissner v. City of NY: Brought by two citizens against the city for delaying the response to applications for a NYC permit; Rupp v. Bonta: This case challenges California’s assault weapon ban and was originally filed in 2017. On April 3, a Joint Stipulation and Proposed Order to Modify Pretrail Deadlines […]

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By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project It’s becoming increasingly difficult to tell the difference between FOX News and CNN or MSNBC, especially when the topic is guns, and especially after a mass shooting. For at least seven years, FOX News has been citing fake mass-shooting data from the Gun Violence Archive – an anti-gun […]

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Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. has just introduced the Ruger® ReadyDot ™ micro reflex optic, and is offering a version of its MAX-9 pistol with the sight already installed. The Ruger ReadyDot is an ultra-reliable 1X reflex sight designed specifically to co-witness with the Ruger MAX-9 pistol, but the low-profile sight also fits any compact […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief Louisville, Kentucky Mayor Craig Greenberg made a plea Tuesday for local control of firearms in the wake of Monday’s deadly bank shooting that left five people dead and a young police officer fighting for his life. According to Fox News, Greenberg asked for two things from “every Kentucky state senator and […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief President Joe Biden doubled down on his demand for Congress to take action on gun control in response to the deadly shooting at a bank in Louisville, Kentucky Monday, pointing the finger of blame at Republicans on Capitol Hill for opposing restrictive legislation. Fox News quoted Biden, who declared, “Too many […]

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By R.K. Campbell | Contributing Editor    Survival gun means different things to different people.    A young couple hiking the Appalachian Trail may find a .22 pistol perfect. They will be able take edible game if needed, signal, and defend themselves against some animals- all providing they can shoot straight.    Another person in […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief While gun control Measure 114 remains locked up in a court fight, Oregon anti-gunners are hedging their bets in Salem by moving more gun control legislation, passing Senate Bill 348 out of the Senate Judiciary Committee along a party line vote. According to KGW News in Portland, SB 348 “would raise […]

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By John Markwell | Contributing Editor    It doesn’t pay to go to a gun show when you’ve got an extra part for a gun you really don’t need laying around the gun room.    For the last couple of years we have been exploring the practicality and application of the .32 H&R Magnum cartridge, […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief An Acting State Supreme Court justice in New York has declared the Empire State’s “red flag” temporary extreme risk protection order (TERPO) law unconstitutional in a case involving a Middletown man identified only as “C.M.” in court documents. According to the Mid Hudson News, the case involves a TERPO issued Jan. […]

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By Tanya Metaksa What’s New—BATFE rule regarding PISTOL BRACES: in two cases: Mock v. Garland: Judge Reed O’Connor denied a preliminary injunction and the plaintiffs appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit; and in Texas v. BATFE, Judge Drew B. Tipton requested briefings on the effect of Mock on his case; […]

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A trio of Tennessee state lawmakers lost their committee assignments and face expulsion after participating in an anti-gun protest last week at the state Capitol, according to WSMV News. All three are Democrats. They reportedly led a protest from the House floor, demanding more gun control in reaction to the murders of six people—three of […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief The fatal shooting of a suspected auto thief in Texas by the owner of the stolen vehicle—who tracked down his truck with an Apple AirTag tracking device—has ignited a heated discussion about the use of lethal force and alleged “vigilante justice” in San Antonio…and Seattle. Not surprisingly, there does not seem […]

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Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. is introducing the Super Wrangler® family of single-action revolvers. Building on the success of the affordably-priced Wrangler line introduced in 2019, the Super Wrangler features a robust steel cylinder frame and ships with two cylinders, allowing you to convert between inexpensive .22 LR ammunition and powerful .22 WMR ammunition.   Built […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief Joe Biden’s approval rating may be going from bad to worse, depending upon whose poll results one believes, but he is below 50 percent for March, according to Fox News, and it doesn’t appear he is going to reverse the trend anytime soon. Fox referred to a March 23 poll by […]

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By Dave Workman Editor-in-Chief A federal judge in San Diego has granted a preliminary injunction against parts of California’s “Unsafe Handgun Act” (UHA) but also stayed the ruling pending an appeal or further hearing on the case, whichever occurs first, and set a telephone conference on April 14 “at which time the parties shall advise […]

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