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Buckshot vs Birdshot: What’s the Difference?
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The terms “buckshot” and “birdshot” are often used a lot when discussing the different types of shotgun ammo. Many new shooters are confused about the difference between them, and that’s OK because we were all a little confused the first time we stepped up to the ammo counter.
In this article, we will explain the differences between birdshot vs buckshot so that you know exactly which shotgun loads to get for your shooting needs.
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Newtown Gun Control Group Pushes ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban After Shotgun Attack
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The gun control group Newtown Action Alliance reacted to Thursday’s shotgun/handgun attack at Perry High School by pushing for an “assault weapons” ban.
Breitbart News reported that a 17-year-old student at the Perry, Iowa, high school opened fire shortly after 7:30 a.m., killing one student and wounding others before killing himself. The 17-year-old was armed with a shotgun and a handgun.
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Blocked: CA Expansion of Gun-Free Zones for Concealed Carriers
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California’s SB2, which expanded gun-free zones for licensed concealed carry permit holders, was blocked again on Saturday in a last minute appeal from the California Rifle and Pistol Association.
On September 26, 2023, Breitbart News reported Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed a “sensitive places” bill into law, expanding the number of gun-free zones in which licensed concealed carriers could not carry firearms for self-defense.
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Fact Check: The Founding Fathers *DID* Know About Repeating Rifles
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Many people try to claim that the Founding Fathers couldn’t have conceived of repeating rifles when they drafted the Second Amendment to the Bill of Rights. However, the story of Joseph Belton and his correspondence with the Continental Congress proves otherwise. If you’d prefer to watch and learn, the video I made above details the entire event. If you’d prefer to read about it, the story unfolds below.
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Democrats 'weaponizing' weaponizing against Republicans
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After an improbable -- O.K., nearly interminable -- amount of time, (former) Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned her post last week after an almost overwhelming amount of scholarly misconduct came to light. In recent days, Gay has been credibly accused of turning a blind eye to antisemitism … and of multiple accounts of plagiarism.
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Beretta Celebrates 50th Anniversary of the Manurhin MR73 .357 Magnum
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One of the most "if you know, you know" wheel guns in history now has a half-century in the rearview, and Beretta has a special run saluting these iconic revolvers. Limited to just 50 guns shipped to the U.S., the 50th Anniversary Manurhin MR73 in .357 Magnum is headed to market in 2024. Engraved "MR73 Heritage 357 Magnum" in gold on the left side of the barrel in addition to a special serial number and gold highlights on the frame, the revolver sports a 5.25-inch barrel with fiber-optic front sights and oil-finished wood grips. It is based on the M73 Sport revolver, which is specifically designed for high-level competition.
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Podcast: Gun Law Professor On Why Firearms Restrictions Are Still Hard to Fight
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This week, we’re discussing some of the incongruities that make it so difficult for gun-rights advocates to beat new gun restrictions even after the Supreme Court’s Bruen ruling.
To do that, I got a leading Second Amendment scholar to join the show. Robert Leider, an associate professor at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia School of Law, explains why even broad gun restrictions continue to make it into law, and challenges have been less successful than many might have expected. He lays out the “asymmetry of legal liability” at the center of the dynamic
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Second Amendment Explained: It’s About Self-Defense
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The Washington Examiner is reporting on several self-defense cases in 2023, described as reminders to would-be “murderers, thieves, and sexual offenders” about the importance of the Second Amendment and why the Founding Fathers included it in the Bill of Rights.
It is a treatise on some notable incidents in which armed private citizens defended themselves, their loved ones and their homes over the past 12 months. |
SAF Victory: Federal Appeals Court Restores Block of CA CCW Law
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The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed an earlier order which put a hold on a lower court ruling that blocked California’s new law prohibiting concealed carry in most public places, handing a significant victory to gun rights groups including the Second Amendment Foundation.
The law had been blocked by U.S. District Court Judge Cormac J. Carney, who declared the statute “repugnant to the Second Amendment, and openly defiant of the Supreme Court.” The case is known as May v. Bonta. |
.277 Fury vs 6.8 SPC: The Best of the Best of the Best? Sure
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When the U.S. Military requested a new cartridge for the battlefield, Remington and Sig Sauer responded with their own variations of .277” diameter projectiles. Remington’s 6.8 SPC didn’t make the cut, and Sig went above and beyond, designing a revolutionary new cartridge and a rifle to boot.
Just because the Army opted to go with Sig’s .277 Fury doesn’t mean it’s going to be the best option for the consumer. In fact, there are a few reasons it may not be best for our guys in the field. Nonetheless, we’re excited to see the .277 Fury hit the market. |
IL: Illinois gun groups report confusion, ‘civil disobedience’ after deadline passes to register ‘assault’ weapons
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Illinois gun groups are reporting confusion from gun owners as the state pushes for them to register “assault” weapons under the state’s new ban.
Jan. 1 marked the deadline for Illinoisans to register their assault weapons with the state before the ban signed by Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker takes effect on Jan. 10.
However, of the over 2.4 million Firearm Owner Identification (FOID) cardholders, there have only been 112,350 disclosures filed as of Dec. 31, 2023, according to state police data. Another 29,357 disclosures were in the process of being completed.
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Inglis Reborn, To Market Period Correct Hi-Powers
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A name familiar to both military history buffs and fans of John Browning's Hi-Power 9mm pistol family is returning to the market. Tennessee-based SDS Imports, whose umbrella of brands includes Military Armament Corporation (MAC), Tisas, Tokarev, and Spandau, is bringing back the Inglis name to the American market. |
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