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WA Dem. Candidate for Governor Touts Endorsement from Gun Grabbers
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Washington State’s Democrat Attorney General Bob Ferguson has posted a message on “X” (formerly Twitter) declaring he is “Proud to receive the endorsement of Everytown for Gun Safety.”
Ferguson, who has been the state’s attorney general for nearly 12 years, goes on to say, “I’m the only candidate endorsed by organizations for gun safety — that’s because I’ll enforce our laws, including background checks.”
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MI: Club teaches youths shooting sports and safety
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The Delta Sure Shots, a 4-H shooting club in which kids aged 8 through 19 “learn by doing,” are preparing for a new season. The program, conducted under the umbrella of Michigan State University (MSU) Extension, teaches archery, BB gun and .22-caliber rifle shooting with safety as the priority. The Sure Shots meet weekly on Monday nights from November through spring and then participate in a regional tournament in June.
4-H as a whole, with its various programs geared towards empowering youth through hands-on learning in areas related to agriculture, science, health, civics and more, has programs in over a dozen countries.
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AUSTRALIA: Three charged, 150 guns seized in fraudulent firearm license investigation
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While the nation "down under" enforces some of the strictest firearms restrictions on the planet, elected officials are indifferent to the disturbing axiom that people with bad intentions are able to find various ways to successfully acquire guns through illegal channels. This unsettling reality leaves law-abiding citizens in a nightmarish bind as the act of practicing reasonable self-defense is procedurally impossible.
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Ottawa’s gun buyback is rightly falling apart
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s gun ban and buyback policy is running out of steam. And it hasn’t even left the station. The buyback is broken. Law-abiding firearms owners don’t want to lose their guns. It doesn’t go far enough for gun-control advocates. And taxpayers don’t want to pick up the massive bill.
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Joe Petrolino Elected to CCRKBA Board of Directors
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John Petrolino, well-known author of “Decoding Firearms: An Easy to Read Guide on General Gun Safety & Use,” and regular contributing writer at Ammoland News, Bearing Arms.com, and The Truth About Guns, has been elected to fill a position on the Board of Directors for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.
A U.S. Merchant Marine officer, and an NRA-certified pistol, rifle and shotgun instructor, Petrolino is also known as “The Pen Patriot.” He is a veteran gun rights advocate, who has long been active in efforts to change New Jersey’s gun control laws. |
Beretta PMXs: Peak Direct-Blowback PCC Performance
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The semi-auto version of Beretta's PMX submachine gun hit the American market in 2023, and it is one of the best direct-blowback pistol caliber carbines I’ve ever shot. (Technically, this is a pistol with a brace, but I’m using the terms interchangeably.)
Beretta developed the PMX to replace the venerable M12 submachine gun for the Italian police, and the PMXs has everything I have come to expect from Beretta: great design, reliability, and manufacturing. |
Sorry, Guys, the Palmetto StG 44 Clone Isn't Going to Happen
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Palmetto State Armory on Tuesday signaled the end, at least for now, of its love-hate relationship with rebooting the iconic StG 44. The South Carolina-based gunmaker announced at SHOT '23 that its clone would be the first in what they dubbed the "Battlefield" series of historic guns. PSA had enlisted Mac Steil, the "M" of the defunct Hill & Mac Gunworks, a small gunmaker that had been working on an updated semi-auto Sturmgewehr clone for the better part of a decade but never made it to market.
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Supreme Court tosses out decision letting 18-year-olds carry guns during emergencies in Pennsylvania
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The Second Amendment took blow to its fundamental construct as the nation's highest court on Tuesday tossed out a decision allowing 18-year-olds to openly carry guns during emergencies in Pennsylvania. The decision lets stand a ban on people aged 18 to 20 carrying guns in public during a declared state of emergency. As well as the majority of justices siding with the decision and ignoring the fact that the impacted age group is eligible for military service, the ruling sets a damaging precedent to future cases addressing the issue of minimum age of legal firearms possession.
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Red Army Standard Ammo Review: Lock and Load, Comrade!
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No matter if you love taking out your tricked-out AR-15 carbine, Tula-made SKS, or semi-auto Glock handgun out for an afternoon of plinking, ammo cost is always at the forefront of every shooter’s mind. Red Army Standard Ammunition answered the call of American shooters, providing high-quality handgun and rifle ammo at a price point anyone can afford.
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Grassroots Judicial Report—Oct. 16, 2024
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What’s New—SCOTUS: The Supreme Court of the United States’ 2024-2025 term officially began Monday, Oct. 7, 2024;
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Certiorari: Several cases requesting certiorari were scheduled to be considered on Sept. 30, 2024, and Wilson v. State of Hawaii: Case # 23-7517 has been redistributed for a conference on Oct.. 18.
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