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Looking for a short barreled shotgun? Want to avoid the hassle of tax stamps and paperwork? Check out this beauty from Black Aces Tactical. An 8.5" 12 gauge with a SIG brace--no extra paperwork, and no waiting period.

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Hickok45 takes a look at the CMMG MK 47 Mutant, half AK-47 and half 1R-15.

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I almost didn’t write this review because there have already been two reviews of the Colt Mustang here on GunsAmerica already. But this gun is very different from the others because for one, it is the shortest barrel that Colt makes for this gun, at 2 3/4″. But more importantly, this gun came with a factory Colt branded LaserMAX mounted on the gun. There were very few of these put out, but currently there are a few for sale on GunsAmerica right now, though I don’t know if they still will be by the time you read this. More importantly though, this LaserMAX accessory is being sold separately, by Colt, Midway and others, so if you have a Mustang Pocketlite, you can put this Colt branded nifty laser on your stocking stuffer list for Santa.

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It would be absurd for me to review the Savage Rascal. My daughter Emma, though, is just learning to shoot. She's the ideal test subject. So I passed on this review to her. Want to know what an 11 year old novice shooter thinks of the tiny .22? Read on...

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CNN unveiled its "Guns Project," a look at guns in America, "the lives they save, the lives they take and the lives they define."

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Remington announced a recall on Monday with respect to Model 887™ shotguns manufactured from December 1, 2013 to November 24, 2014. According to engineers, these pump guns may unintentionally discharge.

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The world's largest retailer may have to allow its investors to vote on whether it will continue to sell certain firearms and firearm-related accessories, according to a federal judge's order.

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Air guns have come a long way from the old "you'll shoot your eye out" days. Umarex has a new pump BB/pellet gun, the NXG APX, that is a rock solid air gun that captures all the fun of the old pump gun, but has capabilities that make it a great teaching tool. Fun and learning, all for $80? Happy holidays indeed.

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I started thinking about my ideal qualities of an SHTF shotgun. You know, when the masses become all cranky and protesty because the Kardashians stopped doing reality TV. While pondering all the ways civilization could end, I came up with a list of ten things I really care about in a save-my-bacon and shoot-my-bacon shotgun.

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In the American Revolution, the principle battle longarm was the Brown Bess musket. A musket is different from a rifle because it has no rifling, so the bullet doesn’t spin. The Brown Bess is .75 caliber, which is essentially an 11 gauge smoothbore shotgun, used to fire, historically, a cast .69 caliber lead ball weighing just over once ounce. The range on a Brown Bess is a couple hundred yards, but because the ball isn’t spinning, the musket wasn’t used as an aimed weapon past 20 yards or so. Companies of men fired batteries of musketfire to rain lead balls down upon the opposing force, hoping that someone would hit something. This would be followed by a charge with bayonets, because after a couple shots with traditional black powder (smokeless wasn’t invented until 125 years later), shooting a musket more than a couple times without cleaning can be difficult. This mode of war made for bloody battlefields, and a lot of hand to hand, in your face combat.

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Fobus's new tactical holsters are built to accommodate one gun with any of a wide range of lights or lasers--so if you're having trouble making up your mind about options, you can still stick with the same holster. Talk about versatility....

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In NOIR Episode 21, Jerry Miculek proves in shooting, age is just a number. Colion and LaSorte hope to follow his lead and continue to do what they love for the rest of their lives.

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22plinkster continues to explore how different rounds react when they encounter bulletproof glass. In this latest installment, 22plinkster shoots an Ak-47 (7.62x39) round and an AR-15 (.223/5.56) round at the glass.

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Angled iron sights make a solid backup for traditional optics. They don't take up much space and they make close target acquisition easy. Now XS Sight Systems has improved on the concept with low profile angled irons that include tritium. Read the review....

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Let's face facts, as long as there are strictly enforced gun-free zones, you're not always going to be armed. In those instances, it helps to know how to quickly end a fight against a would-be attacker. Ryan Hoover of Fit-to-Fight and Funker Tactical shows us how to do just that.

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DemolitionRanch presents titanium ammo.

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Are you buying a firearm for your girl this holiday season? Well, Danielle Thompson of NAGR has some helpful advice that you should keep in mind while shopping.

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Question. What is both more fun and more expensive than shooting your AR-15? The answer is shooting your AR-15 with a bump stock. We first covered the original bump stock in March of 2011, and at the time, I wondered if we would even see it still available a month later. The SlideFire Systems stock was $369, and in talking to the inventor of the stock, I was told that they arrived at that price purely out of hard business numbers. How much did they need to get for the stock in order to have the capitol to grow the company and develop new products? Our article here at GunsAmerica was the first major firearms industry news outlet feature story on the product, and that broke it nationally. As a company, SlideFire was born, and it continues to plug on. As I write this, the SlideFire stock is still $299.

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Cleveland authorities released video footage Wednesday that depicts the fatal police shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.

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I was always curious how Jerry Miculek seasons and cooks his turkey for Thanksgiving. Now I know.

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