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“If you see someone carrying a firearm in public—openly or concealed—and have ANY doubts about their intent, call 911 immediately and ask police to come to the scene,” says the CSGV on its Facebook page.

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We here at GunsAmerica have a deep respect for the MP5. Today we're test driving an MP5K from Zenith Firearms. Before you make assumptions about the quality of the imported H&K clones, you should check out this review. Zenith's Z-5P is a contender.

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Tacoma, Washington is working on a new program to provide a local drop box for residents to dump their unwanted firearms.

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A 17-year-old junior at Montana’s Whitefish High School is collecting signatures for a new bill that would allow employees with a concealed carry permit to be armed at school.

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Rat-a-tat-tat you dirty rat. The FBI’s Norfolk office is straight up gangsta’ and they’ve got the hardware to prove it.

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A Detroit man was shot in the chest after he was found exposing himself to several young children

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DeKalb County police officers responded to the wrong home Monday and shot an unarmed man, killed his dog, and wounded one of their own brothers in blue. But according to local officials, criticism of the event is “just unfair.”

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It used to be a crime for an upstanding Arkansas citizen to openly carry a firearm within the state, but Attorney General Leslie Rutledge says that’s no longer the case.

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Do you carry a man-purse? Or an actual purse? Do you have a gun tucked away in some sort of off-body carry bag? You should read this. We were asked to test the concept, and it didn't go as well as we thought it would.

The post Shooting From Off-Body Carry: The Man-Purse Test appeared first on GunsAmerica Digest.

New York’s SAFE Act sparked a fierce debate when it was first introduced in 2013, but the argument over the law’s effectiveness rages on just as strongly now as it did several years ago.

The post Is The SAFE Act Actually Working? Second Amendment, Gun Control Advocates Disagree appeared first on GunsAmerica Digest.

A 69-year-old veteran was fired from Kentucky’s Florence Freedom Stadium after the park’s owner spotted him delay his duties as the national anthem played.

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Deleon Alonso Smith was going to start community college on Wednesday, but the 19-year-old Houston resident fatally shot himself while posing for a selfie Tuesday afternoon.

The post Texas Man Accidentally Shoots Self While Taking Selfie appeared first on GunsAmerica Digest.

"It's that time of year again," says Magpul. "We loaded up the cars, bikes, and guns and headed a few hours north to Dallas. Once there, we met up with an all-star cast of some of the most beautiful women on the planet and put together a calendar that may just be our best one yet."

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Milwaukee County, WI Sheriff David Clarke and Marc Lamont locked horns Monday over the impact that the Black Lives Matter movement is having on America.

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How important are survival communications? From a prepping budget perspective, I’ve asked that question a lot. And unfortunately, as with many subjects I’ve covered, there is a ton of misinformation out there about the subject. When you buy a “survival radio,” like the ones with the little solar panel and hand crank, you are buying a multi-band receiver, and you’ll pay more depending on how many bands you want. A basic radio, some even under $20, will be AM/FM, and most of them also have the NOAA weather channel, which is 162.4 mhz. Pay a little more and you may get some of the Ham radio bands, but you will seldom hear any traffic on those bands, because the included whip antenna is not made for those frequencies. Police, fire, airplane, and a hots of other frequencies that would be nice to monitor in a survival situation are not in those radios. Getting all of those frequencies, until now, has been very expensive. This article is about a newer type of radio called “Software Defined Radio,” or SDR-RTL, and it changes everything.

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While most people are under the impression that gun-related crimes have been skyrocketing in recent years, a new study shows they’ve actually been dropping significantly since their peak in 1993.

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“This country is based on God, guns, and the right to protect ourselves,” said Harris. “I think as sheriff, it is my place to protect the safety and security of our citizens. And help citizens in ways to protect their selves and their families.”

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While most of the gun industry is still worried about what they'll debut at SHOT show in January, Walther is making news. They've got a new addition to the PPQ line. The PPQ M2 in .45 ACP. How will Walther's first attempts with the most American of calibers stand up? Read our review.

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When we first saw the DP-12 at SHOT Show, we were leery. Bullpup shotguns always seem to get our hopes up, then dash them to pieces with faltering reliability. They're rarely anything more than range toys. But we've been beating up the DP-12 now for a few weeks, and we're converts. Read our review.

The post DP-12 Review–A Functional Double Barrel Bullpup appeared first on GunsAmerica Digest.

Demolition Ranch, "What's scarier than hardened sharpened metal drill bits flying at you??? Women drivers of course...... jk........sort of."

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