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Walther KKJ Review
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Before we get to the nuts and bolts of the rifle featured in this article, indulge me just for a moment as I tell you a little bit about Jägermeister. Yes, the same liqueur that somehow became the preferred quaff for an unfathomably large number of America’s frat boys. It’s unfair, however, to dismiss it without understanding its historical context.
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Lead Round Nose Flat Point Ammo: LRN-FP Explained
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The lead round nose flat point bullet – also known as LRN-FP or the “cowboy bullet” – is one of the oldest bullet types to remain popular today. This particular bullet has been in use since the late 1800s, and was perfect for pistols, but it was shaped in such a way that it also worked for lever-action rifles like the famous Henry repeater rifles.
The early bullet makers had problems getting the basic round noses to feed properly, and the solution was found by cutting the tip off.
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Shock Poll: Slight Majority Favors More Gun Control
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A recent Rasmussen survey released just days ago says a slight majority of “likely U.S. voters” (51%) believes the U.S. needs stricter gun control laws, and it further notes, “Democrats are significantly more likely than Republicans or independents to favor more gun control.”
The poll shows that 41 percent of respondents disagree with the call for more restrictions on gun owners. |
SAF’s Victory in NY Largely Ignored by Establishment Media
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Last week’s victory in a federal court in New York which struck down a state law virtually banning licensed concealed carry in all private property as unconstitutional was ignored by the establishment media, perhaps because it did not support “the narrative.”
As TGM reported, U.S. District Judge John L. Sinatra, Jr. issued a 43-page decision in which he observed, “The Nation’s historical traditions have not countenanced such a curtailment of the right to keep and bear arms. Indeed, the right to self-defense is equally important—and equally recognized—on then vast swaths of private property open to the public across New York State. |
NASGW President Kenyon Gleason Elected To SAF Board Of Trustees
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Kenyon Gleason, president and secretary of the National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers (NASGW), has been elected to the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) Board of Trustees.
“Second Amendment Foundation’s work in the Second Amendment space is second to none, and I am honored to now be an integral part of the organization,” Gleason said. “NASGW came on board as a SAF corporate partner earlier this year, and it’s a privilege to now be able to donate my time and lend my expertise to help guide the organization as they continue to fight for our constitutional rights across the country.”
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Ruger Debuts New 77/357 Camo Models
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Ruger has introduced a pair of new Model 77 bolt-action rifles chambered in .357 Magnum across two new camo patterns-- just in time for hunting season. The soft-shooting yet hard-hitting 77/357 was introduced in 2011 but has typically just been available with plain black syntenic furniture-- when it can be found. That's now changed to include models sporting a new Kryptek Obskura Nox and Desolve Bare Reduced patterns.
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MN: All eyes on Sleepy Eye for pheasant hunting opener
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Ten minutes before 9 a.m. Saturday, James Conway parked his truck along the side of the road next to a public wildlife management area south of Sleepy Eye. In his day-to-day life, Conway is a lawyer in Shakopee, but this past weekend he served as a hunting guide for the Governor’s Pheasant Hunting Opener.
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Has the HK VP9 Reached Cult Classic Status?
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The VP series, Heckler & Koch’s polymer, striker-fired line of pistols, is well on its way to cult status like the MP5, G36, and USP. Debuting in 2014, the VP9 was the update of the P30, HK’s polymer, hammer-fired pistol. With the VP line, HK continued to deliver on its reputation for rugged reliability, accuracy, and shoot-ability. Although the VP9 is an aging pistol design in some ways, the grip ergonomics, overall reliability, and groundbreaking trigger keep this gun viable.
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