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Best Left-Handed Shotguns
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Gone are the days of putting up with spent hulls flying in front of the face of left-handed shooters or struggling with odd palm swells and backwards controls. Though several companies offered left-handed variants for many years, they were few and far between, often requiring special order.
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410 vs 20 Gauge: Pheasant, Quail, and Whitetail - Beware!
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There’s no doubt that the 12-gauge shotgun is the most popular shotgun caliber in the United States. It is extremely versatile and can handle a wide range of payloads for hunting anything North America has to offer. Furthermore, the 12 gauge is the de facto choice of military and law enforcement for all their tactical shotgun needs. |
7.62x39 vs 308: The Cold War Rifle Cartridge Showdown
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When it comes to the scholarly debate about the iconic rifle cartridges of the Cold War, the 7.62x51mm NATO (308 Winchester) and the 7.62x39 Soviet are always omnipresent in the discussion. One became a staple NATO round and the most prevalent big game hunting cartridge in North America, while the other became a symbol of pure, unadulterated ruggedness and dependability. |
HI: Hawaii Bans Ammo For Those Under 21
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Young adults in Hawaii just lost the ability to buy ammunition for self-defense. Hawaii’s Democrat Governor Josh Green signed a bill banning ammo sales to anyone under age 21. Clearly Josh Green can’t read the 2nd Amendment or Supreme Court decisions in Heller and Bruen or lacks the capacity to understand them.
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As Biden’s Future Teeters, Can Polls Actually Be Trusted?
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Anti-gun-rights President Joe Biden was in trouble after his disastrous debate with former President Donald Trump, and according to critics, he dug the hole a little deeper during the nearly-hour-long press conference Thursday evening, leading to more speculation he will be replaced by his party as the 2024 presidential nominee. |
One Of America’s Top-Selling Pistols Costs More Than $1,600
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The Second Amendment of the US Constitution allows for the right to bear arms. About one-third of US adults personally own a gun, and statistics show that there are approximately 120.5 guns per 100 people in this country. Personal protection tops the list of reasons for keeping a gun, but sport shooting, hunting, and collecting also make that list. Over the last 80 years, the share of Americans with a gun in their home has ranged from 34% to 51%, according to Gallup survey data.
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2 Illegal Immigrants Sentenced In Illinois After Firing Guns In The Air “Just For Fun”
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Two Honduran nationals, Walter Geovanni Arteta-Gonzalez, 33, and Santos Fernando Zepeda-Arteta, 21, were sentenced to 18 and 14 months in prison, respectively, for possessing firearms while in the United States illegally.
The sentences were handed down by U.S. District Court Judge Colleen R. Lawless following hearings where evidence revealed that both men knowingly possessed firearms despite their illegal status.
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Supreme Court Justice's Security Shooting Raises Eyebrows
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Reports of a Supreme Court justice's security detail shooting an armed man near her home have raised eyebrows due to the liberal jurist's views on gun rights.
According to a criminal complaint reviewed by Newsweek, at approximately 1:17 a.m. ET July 5, two U.S. marshals were stationed on "protective detail" in Washington, D.C., when a silver minivan "stopped directly next" to the officers.
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Ruger 10/22 vs. Winchester Wildcat: Rimfire Shoot-Out + Ammo Accuracy Test
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Ruger’s famed semi-auto 10/22 is an undeniable powerhouse as far as .22 LR plinking rifles are concerned. It has dominated the world of semi-auto rimfire rifles since its introduction in the mid-1960s. Yet, despite its age, little about the mechanics of the 10/22 has changed over all those years.
So, what do you get when the classic 10/22 faces off with a modernized upstart like Winchester’s innovative Wildcat .22 LR rifle? Can this far newer rimfire actually challenge the decades-long king of plinkers?
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