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So, there I was at the end of June this year, still on a trip that had lasted since the final week in May. Throughout I had been carrying one or another full-size all-steel 1911 “government model 1911 .45 automatic.” This trip included a 60-hour MAG-180 course (http://massadayoobgroup.com), which I had spent teaching primarily hand-to-hand fighting, while my colleague David Maglio ran the high-speed shooting stuff on the range. |
U.S. hurtles toward new record for mass shootings
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Steven Dettelbach, director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), said the country is barreling toward a “tremendously troubling” new record this year for mass shootings after the rampage last week by a gunman in Lewiston, Maine, that left 18 dead and more than a dozen wounded.
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A Girl & A Gun Hosts 7th Annual "Back the Women in Blue" Event
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A Girl & A Gun Women’s Shooting League (AG & AG) hosted 19 female law enforcement officers for the 7th Annual “Back the Women in Blue” presented by Glock, with ammunition sponsored by Federal Premium. The event took place October 25-27, 2023, at the Round Rock Public Safety Training Center. Participants were female commissioned officers, each nominated by someone in her community, from nine states, including 11 county agencies and nine municipalities or university departments.
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Glock 19 vs. Glock 45
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The Glock name has been around for decades and odds are good, you know more than a few people who own one or more of the Austrian gun maker’s firearms. Glocks are popular for a lot of reasons, including the fact that they’re relatively affordably priced, durable, and reliable. Even many of the naysayers who once complained about the weight and thickness of the classic double-stacks have changed their minds now that there are Slimline models offered. So if you’re in the market for a Glock, you might be wondering which model to go with.
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Classic DA/SA is Back! Taurus USA Reintroduces the 18+1 917C
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If you’re a fan of the classic look and feel of the Taurus 92 pistol, but wished you could carry it then you’re in luck! Long ago Taurus introduced the Original 917C pistol which combined the shootablity of the Tuaurs 92 with a more compact slide and barrel to make it more suitable for concealed carry duty. Sadly the Taurus 917C disappeared from the market as the wave of striker-fired compact pistols made their way onto the scene. Today Taurus is excited to announce that they’ve brought the 917C back and from the looks of it, it’s here to stay this time.
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Federal Court Scrutinizes NJ’s Stringent Gun Laws: State’s Lawyers Struggle to Justify Bans
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In a recent escalation of the ongoing debate on gun control, New Jersey finds itself at the heart of a legal battle. This critical standoff, pitting public safety concerns against the Second Amendment rights of citizens, was front and center at the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia. The court’s response to New Jersey’s restrictive gun law could have far-reaching implications, not just for the state, but potentially setting a precedent for the nation.
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IL: Bloomington Gun Buyback collects over 200 guns
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Bloomington Police Department’s Gun Buyback event gathered 217 guns on Sunday.
The event was the first of its kind in the city. Those wishing to trade in their guns, with no questions asked, could receive cash payouts. The payouts were limited to four firearms per vehicle. The event was made possible through a grant from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. The grant allowed Bloomington Police to offer $200 for handguns, rifles, or shotguns, $400 for ghost guns, and $500 for assault weapon |
Omaha, Lincoln responses to new concealed handgun law could be headed to court
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Bloomington Police Department’s Gun Buyback event gathered 217 guns on Sunday.
The event was the first of its kind in the city. Those wishing to trade in their guns, with no questions asked, could receive cash payouts. The payouts were limited to four firearms per vehicle. The event was made possible through a grant from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. The grant allowed Bloomington Police to offer $200 for handguns, rifles, or shotguns, $400 for ghost guns, and $500 for assault weapons. |
Report: Maine Mayhem Not Result of ‘Weak Gun Laws’
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A provocative report in Reason about the Maine mass shooting offers a strong argument that it wasn’t the state’s alleged “weak gun laws” which allowed the now-deceased killer to commit mayhem at two separate locations one week ago, but what might be called a failure of the system to respond to warning signs months ago.
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Sen. Angus King Working on Gun Control for ‘Assault Rifles’
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Sen. Angus King (I-ME) is working on “assault rifle” gun control this week after a suspect with a sniper rifle shot and killed 18 people in Lewiston, Maine.
The Portland Press Herald noted that King is not ready to reveal details about his gun control bill,
The Herald indicated King’s intention is to “ban the most dangerous and lethal aspects of military-style assault rifles.” King provided a clue into what these “aspects” of certain firearms might be when he spoke to KTLA and said, “I want to do what’ll work and to me, the most clear danger are these high capacity magazines." |
New Article: The General Law Right to Bear Arms
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Professor Robert Leider and I have a new article on the right to keep and bear arms available on SSRN. It is called The General Law Right to Bear Arms and it is part of a symposium in the Notre Dame Law Review. In brief, we argue that the Supreme Court's decision in NYSRPA v. Bruen has been misunderstood and therefore unfairly maligned. From the introduction.
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6.8 SPC vs 5.56: Upping the Lethality of the M4 Carbine
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The lethality of the 5.56 NATO/223 Remington rifle cartridge has been a topic of heated debate since its adoption by the US military during the Vietnam War. When fired from a 20 inch barrel, the terminal performance of the 5.56 is quite impressive, however problems arise when a shorter barrel length is used.
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The 'Technopolitics' of Cody Wilson
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What does Cody Wilson—the founder of Defense Distributed, the company responsible for the world's first 3D-printed gun—really want? And how close is he to achieving it? That's the subject of filmmaker Jessica Solce's new feature documentary Death Athletic: A Dissident Architecture. Solce followed Wilson for seven years as he grew the world's most famous DIY gun company, prevented multiple lawsuits from shutting it down, faced his own personal legal troubles around a sex case, and established himself as the leading voice and practitioner of crypto-anarchism. |
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