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Do You Need A Bull Barrel?
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Meandering into the world of gun barrels can be a bit intimidating for a novice. Especially when deciding on whether or not you need a “bull barrel.” For starters, there is not much consistency for the term, outside of it being one that describes any barrel that is heavier than a standard gun barrel. There are not even any technical specifications for a bull barrel. Never fear, SSUSA is here to help. Here we look at the origin of bull barrels, and the benefits to having one on your gun. |
MI: Shelby police investigating gun store robbery
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Shelby Township police are investigating the robbery of a gun shop in the early morning hours of Dec. 1.
Security video revealed three suspects wearing dark clothing broke into the rear entrance of Patriots Ammo & Arms on Van Dyke Avenue south of 24 Mile Road at about 4:20 a.m. The suspects took several firearms, according to Shelby Township Capt. Jason Schmittler, who wouldn't reveal how many weapons were stolen or what type of weaponry was removed. He did say most of the weapons were listed as handguns.
Nuri Yousif, the owner of Patriots Ammo & Arms, said the suspects got past two security gates and a double deadbolt on the back door. Yousif said it appears they used a battering ram to get in. |
FL: First person charged under Florida 'red flag' law found guilty
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The first person to have his guns confiscated under Florida’s 2018 “red flag” law has been found guilty over his refusal to voluntarily surrender the weapons.
Smith owned an AR-15 rifle and a .22-caliber rifle which Broward deputies seized after his arrest in March 2018 on charges of firing six shots at a vehicle being driven by his best friend, according to reports.
Submitter's note: Very confusing article. Were his guns seized because of chargers related to his arrest? If he was arrested, his guns were not seized because of a red flag law. |
Naval station's gun restrictions didn't stop shooter but did stop sailors from arming themselves
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U.S. Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida was put on lockdown early Friday morning as shots rang out in what would be the second mass shooting on a stateside military base this week.
According to The Associated Press, three were killed and 12 more injured when an aviation student opened fire on his peers during a classroom training session.
The shooter, who has since been identified as Saudi Arabian national Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, was quickly neutralized -- not by U.S. Armed Forces, but by two Escambia County Sheriff's deputies during a standoff which ensued following law enforcement's rapid response to the attack.
Why on earth would the sailors on base require local law enforcement response, you might ask? |
Virginia Sheriff Vows to ‘Deputize Thousands’ to Defend Gun Rights
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Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins says he will “deputize thousands” to defend gun rights should incoming Democrats use their legislative positions to enact more gun control in Virginia. On December 4, 2019, Jenkins used a Facebook post to thank the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors for standing with the dozens of other counties that have declared their intention to defend the Constitutional right to keep and bear arms. |
Spencer: Why Would You Be Interested In Joining A Gun Club, Anyway?
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Los Alamos, New Mexico, is home to one of the best gun clubs in the state, the Los Alamos Sportsman’s Club, a 501.c4 nonprofit. If you are ambitious, you can drive up to the Whittington Center but that is hours away. Here at home you can find two full archery ranges, a rifle range with sheltered benchrests and targets ranging out to 300 yards, trap, skeet, and both indoor and outdoor pistol ranges.
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CCW Weekend: Red Dot Sights
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Red dot sights, which would more accurately be called “holographic reflector sights,” are definitely the way of the future. It is likely that they will become the dominant sighting system for handguns and long guns, when not equipped with a telescopic optic.
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VA: Surry Backs Rights, but No Sanctuary
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The county is going on record as supporting Second Amendment rights, but don’t call it a “sanctuary.” On Thursday night, the Surry Board of Supervisors passed its own version of the resolution that has been sweeping through counties across Virginia since last month’s legislative elections. However, Surry’s resolution stopped short of calling the county a “sanctuary” as those passed by others, including next-door Sussex County and Dinwiddie County, declared themselves.
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8 Great Shotguns You’ve Never Heard Of
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Some great shotguns escape mass notice. Maybe they’re ahead of their time, or they’re not heavily marketed, or maybe they were overshadowed by other models. Whatever the case, some really good guns remain under the radar forever. I’ve been thinking about that this fall, as my companion in the field has been a Blaser F16, a terrific field O/U that hasn’t made much of a dent in the U.S. market yet. That seems to be its fate, and the fate of several other excellent guns past and present, all of which (well, maybe with the exception of number 3) are well worth ferreting out and adding to your collection. Here are eight overlooked shotguns: three currently in production and five no longer being made.
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NE: Virtual Shooting Range Opens in Kearney
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Kearney shooters now have a new form of entertainment with a virtual shooting range right in the Hilltop Mall. Shooter's Edge had its grand opening Saturday and the business already had people buzzing about getting a chance to shoot the targets on screen. The owner said he wanted to open a range in Kearney but found it to be an expensive endeavor. He discovered the virtual programs and decided that is something he wanted to start in central Nebraska. He hopes kids will come in with their parents to learn about how to handle a firearm. |
IL: Deer Hunting Numbers Down in Illinois
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Deer hunters in Illinois are hoping for better luck this weekend. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources says the first weekend of deer hunting season saw fewer hunters bag a deer. DNR says hunters shot just over 50K deer during the weekend before Thanksgiving. That’s down from about 58K from the year before. Western Illinois had several counties in the top 5 for deer hunters, but southern Illinois’ Randolph County saw the most deer taken at around 1500. |
TN: ATF Looks for 400 Guns Stolen From UPS Facility in Tennessee
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About 400 guns have been stolen from a United Parcel Service facility in Memphis, Tennessee, and authorities are concerned about the theft’s potential effect on public safety. Two people driving a U-Haul truck stole the weapons from a UPS facility in Memphis on Sunday, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said Monday. The agency is asking for the public’s help in the case: It offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. |
Today's Sportsman: Deer hunting? Expect the unexpected
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For many deer hunters, the opening day of firearms deer season is the most highly anticipated day of the year. Most hunters would agree that opening day is their best chance to bring home the venison. The increased hunting pressure of opening day is also the signal for deer to go into survival mode and move quickly into their safe areas. Success on opening day is important, as the opening-day harvest numbers account for a large portion of the total annual deer harvest. |
00 Buck Ammo: 00 Buck Explained
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00 buck, or double-aught buckshot (commonly mistaken as double ought buck), is probably the most famous type of shotgun ammo of all time. Even people unfamiliar with firearms know of it from movies and television. This ammo type, as the name implies, is for hunting deer and large game. In terms of 00 buckshot size, they are .330 inch in diameter and are the most commonly used size. |
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