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History of 300 Win Short Magnum Ammo
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In 2001, as part of a group of short magnum cartridges released in the early years of the new millennium, Winchester released the first of its Short Magnums – the .300 Winchester Short Magnum, commonly referred to as .300 Win Short Mag or .300 WSM. Designed for American hunters, the ammunition used a standard .300 caliber bullet, but the .300 WSM appeared like a short, stubby-looking round compared to its .300 caliber siblings. |
History of 6.5x57mm Ammo
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Just before the turn of the 19th century, the 6.5x57mm Mauser was introduced to be fired from rifles built with the M88 action. Despite this, no military ever adopted the cartridge, yet European and American civilian hunters have used the 6.5x57mm with great effect on medium-sized game. |
Review: Kimber K6s DASA Target
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When Kimber introduced its K6s revolver line, it became the smallest steel-framed six-shot revolver capable of handling the .357 Mag. cartridge. Constructed from stainless steel and designed for concealed carry, the models featured a double-action-only trigger, smoothed contours, fixed sights, recessed cylinders and a fully-enclosed internal hammer. Available in either 2- or 3-inch barrels with fixed sights, they weighed a modest 23 and 25 ounces, respectively. Both were solid choices for concealed carry but obviously small for any serious competition use.
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Kentucky: Legislative Update
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The Kentucky 2021 legislative session is under way and these two bills in the General Assembly are of great importance to the future of our constitutional rights.
House Bill 175 prohibits financial institutions from discriminating against firearm businesses. Anti-gun banks and their executives have expressed interest in denying services to the firearm industry as a way to further their political agenda and impose gun control by making such business impossible when legislatures won’t bend to their will.
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Best Beginner AR-15
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Modern sporting rifles have gained popularity over the past several years. If you’re new to shooting and looking for a rifle, AR-15s make a great beginner platform. An AR-15, contrary to what many uneducated in the field of firearms believe, is not an “assault rifle.” The AR stands for “ArmaLite Rifle,” after the company that originally developed the gun in 1956 and later sold the rights to Colt.
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The Lessons We Didn’t Learn from Mass Murder
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February 14th is the third anniversary of the attack in Parkwood, Florida. I’m convinced that gun control leaves us at risk. I know you might feel differently and I beg you to hear me out. I think gun control laws put our children in danger, but that isn’t because I’m different than you are; it is because I’ve seen things you might not have seen.
I’ve looked into the eyes of the police officer who ran toward the sound of gunfire to save kids. I’ve listened to a victim who was shot by a mass murderer and survived. They want what we all want. |
AZ: Arizona- Committee Hearing Pro-Gun Bills
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On February 17th, the House Committee on Judiciary will hear bills to prevent discrimination against the firearm industry and improve self-defense. Please contact committee members and ask them to SUPPORT House Bills 2827 and 2840. In addition, please use the Request to Speak application (RTS) on the Arizona State Legislature website to urge House Committee on Judiciary members to SUPPORT these bills. RTS is the most efficient and effective way to contact committee members regarding second amendment legislation. It is imperative that you create an account and continue utilizing this tool throughout the 2021 legislative session. |
IL: Illinois- Renewed Effort to Increase FOID Fee & Mandate Fingerprinting
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Senator Ram Villivalam and Representative Kathleen Willis will file legislation this year to increase the cost and red tape required to obtain a FOID after the effort failed last session. While bill numbers are not yet available, the scheme is deceptively named “Fix the FOID.” Please contact your lawmakers and ask them to OPPOSE this so-called “Fix the FOID.” |
Kyle Rittenhouse Bond Hearing Held, DA Smears, Judge Corrects
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On 11 February 2021, there was a hearing requested by the Kenosha District Attorney’s office in the self-defense case involving Kyle Rittenhouse. The shooting occurred during the riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on 25 August 2020. Judge Schroeder of Kenosha presided over the virtual hearing, which was done on Zoom. The hearing was contentious. Judge Schroeder schooled DA Thomas Binger on the law, bond procedure, and the facts several times during the hearing. In the end, the judge denied Binger’s requests and forbade the DA’s office from accessing the location of Kyle Rittenhouse’s abode. |
Utah Governor Signs Bill Allowing Gun Owners to Conceal Carry Firearms Without a Permit
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While Second Amendment rights are under attack in Washington, D.C., the State of Utah is sending a message to would-be federal gun grabbers. On Friday, new Governor Spencer Cox signed legislation that will allow Utah residents 21 year-of-age and older to carry a concealed firearm without any permit. The new law, referred to as “constitutional carry” by many, will go into effect in May and will allow gun owners to carry concealed guns without an FBI background check and without a training course of any kind. |
Ammo Company Tells Biden Supporters to Pound Sand
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The small ammo manufacturer, Fenix Ammunition, has a word for those who supported President Joe Biden: if you want ammo, you're going to have to go elsewhere. In fact, when you visit the company's website, the first thing that pops up is a question asking if you voted for Biden. Only those who click "no" can proceed. |
IL: Gun Control Advocates Push for Action in Springfield
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Exactly two years ago, Abby Parks lost her husband — and her son lost his father — when Clayton Parks was among the five people fatally shot by an aggrieved worker at the Henry Pratt warehouse in suburban Aurora. “Clay had such a charismatic personality. He was determined and hardworking and loved by everyone that knew him. But he was only 32 when he died and he had so much more life to life,” Parks said on Monday during a Zoom event organized by the Gun Violence Prevention PAC. “Part of honoring Clay’s memory means addressing the fact that Clay and the four others taken that day could still be with us if illegal guns were not left in the hands of people with revoked FOID cards.”
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Maxim Defense PDX: Finally, a Reliable 7.62x39 SBR
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Getting 7.62x39 to be reliable in an SBR has been a challenge … until now. The Maxim Defense PDX is one of the coolest guns to hit the market recently, and we got a chance to take it for a test drive at F.I.R.E. Expo in Florida this year. This little gun features the firepower of an AK while reaching just 18.75 inches in overall length. It’s designed for close-quarters combat and first response, with the small size making it easy to maneuver in tight spaces. It is offered in three calibers: 5.56 NATO, 300 BLK, and 7.62x39.
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IL: Chicago Weekend Violence; 4 Killed, 10 Wounded In Weekend Shootings
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At least 14 people were shot, four of them fatally, over the weekend in Chicago. The most recent fatal shooting happened at 11:18 a.m. Sunday in the 8000 block of South Ellis Avenue in Chatham. A 27-year-old man was in a car when an assailant walked up and fired into the vehicle. The victim was taken to Jackson Park Hospital by someone else in the car, and he was pronounced dead there.
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