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West Michigan town forms militia to protest red flag gun laws
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Holton Township in Muskegon County last week voted to declare itself a “Second Amendment sanctuary,” and went one step further than the 50-plus Michigan communities and counties that have passed similar resolutions.
The township of about 2,500 residents also passed a resolution to create a militia and refuse to enforce any gun restriction law passed before 2021. |
FPC Files Reply Brief in Lawsuit Challenging California Public Carry Bans
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Today, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced the filing of a reply brief in support of its motion for preliminary injunction against multiple parts of California SB2, which unilaterally declared numerous locations as “sensitive places” where the carry of firearms by licensed, law-abiding Californians is banned. The brief in Carralero v. Bonta can be viewed at FPCLegal.org.
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Federal Judge’s Waiting Period Decision: A Rocky Road for Colorado’s Gun Rights
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In a move that’s ruffled feathers in the gun-rights community, U.S. District Judge John L. Kane, who was appointed during the Carter era, upheld Colorado’s contentious three-day waiting period for gun sales last Monday. The Judge denied a request by gun rights advocates to have Colorado’s three-day waiting period law for gun sales enjoined. The ruling, a setback for gun rights advocates, has sparked heated debate across the state and beyond. The judge’s decision hinges on a nuanced interpretation of the Second Amendment, challenging long-held views about gun ownership and acquisition rights.
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5.7 NATO vs. .357 SIG: Battle of the Bottlenecks
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I can’t be the only person who has a deep love for bottleneck pistol cartridges. I have always wondered why there are not many bottleneck options out there, considering the concept dates to the inception of the semi-automatic pistol. As far as the modern U.S. market goes, there are basically only two major options: 5.7x28mm and .357 SIG. While both cartridges have bottleneck casing designs, they were brought around for different reasons.
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Time Traveler: Uberti’s Model 1873 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle
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Looking back helps me appreciate how well I have it today. Travel was measured in days, not hours. People rode horses, and cavalry regiments were the norm for any army 150 years ago. Smokeless powder and jacketed bullets had not been conceived, but black powder propelled plain lead projectiles long distances with accuracy and great stopping power.
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More Self-Defense Gun Stories
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Firearms Instructor Andee Reardon brings us four news stories of armed defense. At work, at home, and in church, these armed citizens saved lives. Were these defenders lucky or were they well trained? What should we do in their place?
21 minute audio podcast. Transcripts and links to the original news sources are on the episode webpage. |
Second Amendment Roundup: Judge Ho 2.0
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In his concurring opinion in the Fifth Circuit's decision in US v. Rahimi, Judge James Ho came out swinging. As he explained, "Those who commit violence, including domestic violence, shouldn't just be disarmed—they should be detained, prosecuted, convicted, and incarcerated." But the federal gun ban against persons subject to a domestic violence protection order relies on lenient civil procedures, not strict criminal procedures, and thus facially violates the Second Amendment. |
Aguila Minishells Review: Bigger Isn't Always Better
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So, the Aguila Minishells caught your eye, and you're trying to decide if these are just a gimmick round or something you could actually use.
In this Aquila Mini Shells review, I'm gonna shoot ya straight about the performance and uses of these rounds. So by the end of this article, you'll know whether you should grab a few boxes or keep searching for more shotgun ammunition. |
How a Maine Businessman Made the AR-15 Into America’s Best-Selling Rifle
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Outside Healy Chapel on the campus of Saint Joseph’s College of Maine, the American flag swayed at half-staff. Inside, candles flickered, and the dying autumn light filtered softly through stained glass. A nursing student sobbed as a small group of mourners read aloud the names of the 18 people slaughtered with an assault-style rifle in late October at a bowling alley and a restaurant up the road in Lewiston. The college had shut down for two days as police sought the killer, whose body was found in the woods after he turned a gun on himself. |
NRA Foundation Becomes USA Shooting Platinum-Level Partner
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The NRA Foundation is now USA Shooting’s sole platinum-level partner, the highest level of giving and sponsorship provided to the organization, which is the national governing body for Olympic shooting sports in the United States. The NRA Foundation has supported the USA Shooting team for decades, and this high level of assistance is essential for Team USA’s Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic hopeful athletes that will be competing in shooting events. |
TN: Majority of Guns Reported Stolen in Nashville Taken from Vehicles
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The Nashville Police Department strongly encourages Nashvillians to lock their automobile doors, secure any valuables---especially guns, and remove the keys. So far this year, 1,069 guns have been stolen from vehicles in Nashville. The total number of guns stolen this year in Davidson County is 1,379, which means that more than 75% of guns stolen so far in 2023 have been taken from automobiles. Last year at this same time, 1,267 guns had been stolen from vehicles, a 15 percent decrease. |
Black Friday Gun & Gear Deals
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The spirit of Saint Nicholas lives large in the firearm industry. This year companies have rolled out the red carpet for gun owners, offering scalding hot savings before, during and, in some cases, long after Black Friday. Here’s a few to get your holiday shopping started without unduly increasing deficit spending, unlike some other administrations.
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MI: More than 100 guns stolen in Benton Harbor Dunham's Sports store
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More than 100 handguns were stolen from a store in southwestern Michigan after the manager was held at gunpoint outside his home and forced to reveal how to turn off the alarm, authorities said Tuesday.
All guns except one were recovered and two men were arrested Friday, a day after the brazen heist at Dunham's Sports, U.S. Attorney Mark Totten said.
Dunham's Sports on E Napier Ave. in Benton Harbor, Michigan.
“Just look at the firepower on this table,” Jim Deir, head of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in Michigan, told reporters.
“There's over $100,000 worth of guns here. … My experience: These were headed to the streets. These were headed for quick sale, quick money,” Deir said.
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Soft Point Cutting Edge Ammo: SPCE Bullets Explained
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The soft point cutting edge bullet (SPCE) is essentially a modified semi-jacketed bullet that’s been designed to expand in a very controlled fashion. Unlike a standard soft-point or hollow point where the core is often bonded with the casing, this bullet doesn’t lock the lead core in completely. Some call it “water bottle” ammo, because the point of the bullet is vaguely designed similar to a pet hamster’s water bottle. The core isn’t bonded to the casing, allowing a different style of expansion and penetration. |
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