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Nosler AccuBond Ammo: Nosler AccuBond Bullets Explained
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The Fusion line of ammunition features a great cartridge known for its long-range terminal performance on game – and it uses the AccuBond bullet. Another great attribute of this ammo is that these are excellent rounds to hone your skill during long-range practice sessions. The jacketing allows them to be used on most ranges and public lands. |
State Attorneys General to Biden on “Assault Weapon” Ban: Nope, Nada, Not Having It
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Following his State of the Union (SOTU) speech earlier this month, in which President Joe Biden yelled, “Band [sic] ‘assault weapons’ now!”, the president predictably included the same demand last week in remarks at the National Association of Counties legislative conference. “I’m gonna say something that’s always controversial but there is no rationale for assault weapons and magazines that hold 50, 70 bullets. Got it done once. Gonna do it again.” |
Canada Illustrates The Reality Of The Gun-Control Agenda
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Learning from one’s own misfortunes is smart, but it’s wiser to learn from—and avoid—the misfortunes of others. For American Second Amendment supporters, the Canadian experience provides a chilling and instructive lesson in what gun controllers really want: the end of civilian firearm ownership. |
MI: Rep. Slotkin reintroduces bill promoting safe gun storage
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Rep. Elissa Slotkin has reintroduced the Safe Guns, Safe Kids Act in an effort to protect U.S. citizens from gun violence.
The U.S. House of Representatives says the bill, first introduced in the wake of the mass shooting at Oxford High School, would require firearms to be stored properly so that guns stay out of the hands of children and criminals.
If it becomes law, a penalty of five years behind bars may be imposed in the event a child manages to gain access to a gun and cause injury.
We’re told Slotkin also plans to co-sponsor the Assault Weapons Ban of 2023 and Bipartisan Background Checks Act. |
WA Preemption Law May Have Survived Another Repeal Effort
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Once again, it appears Washington State’s state firearms preemption statute has survived another attempt by Democrats to repeal it, but grassroots gun rights activists are not letting down their guard.
House Bill 1178 sought to repeal the nearly-40-year-old law, which has served as a model for many if not most of the other 40-plus preemption statutes around the country. Seven western Washington mayors, all from the Puget Sound region, sent a letter to the Legislature supporting the measure.
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WV: West Virginia:- House Passes Campus Self-Defense Act
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Today, the House voted 84-14 to pass Senate Bill 10, the Campus Self-Defense Act, to ensure that law-abiding adults are not stripped of their right to self-defense when they cross an arbitrary boundary onto a college campus. It now goes to Governor Jim Justice’s desk for his signature. Please contact Gov. Justice and ask him to sign SB 10 into law. |
IL: Naperville ruling upholding gun ban ‘will be overturned,’ gun rights groups predicts
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An appeal is expected in the case challenging Illinois’ and Naperville’s gun and magazine ban. Gun rights groups expect the ruling to be overturned. The case challenging Naperville’s gun and magazine ban was filed in September. It was amended last month to include the state’s ban that was enacted on Jan. 10. After a hearing last month, Judge Virginia Kendall ruled the ban on certain weapons is “consistent” with the “historical tradition of firearms regulation.” |
WY: Wyoming- Preemption Bill Up for a House Floor Vote
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The Wyoming House will vote soon on a pro-Second Amendment bill, SF 148, that enhances the current firearm preemption laws. In other words, SF 148 ensures the Wyoming state legislature has the sole authority to regulate firearms, preventing counties and municipalities from passing a patchwork of confusing and conflicting local laws throughout the state. |
Responsible Brief Filed in Miller v. Bonta California "Assault Weapon" Ban Case
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The Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in the case of Miller v. Bonta, challenging California’s ban on so-called “assault weapons,” have filed a responding brief in the case, countering defense arguments and strategies already rejected by federal courts and the U.S. Supreme Court. “Our reply takes the state to task for going directly against the instructions of the federal court,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “The state spent its entire 25-page brief trying to re-litigate the case, essentially arguing for ‘interest balancing’ by the court, which the Supreme Court nixed last year in its landmark Bruen ruling. |
MN: Local sheriff's group opposes Red Flag Law
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The Director of the District 3 Sheriffs has concerns about the proposed Red Flag Law working it's way through the Minnesota Legislature. The bill would allow a judge to order the weapons of anyone he or she deems a danger to themself or others confiscated. Meeker County Sheriff Brian Cruze says one of the District 3 Sheriffs main concern is the lack of due process. |
Smith & Wesson Partners with Brownells for Second Annual 2A Day
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Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (NASDAQ Global Select: SWBI), a leader in firearm manufacturing and design, is pleased to announce its partnership with Brownells in co-presenting the 2nd annual 2A Day on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2023. In observance of 2A Day, Brownells and Smith & Wesson will sponsor free firearm rentals and limited free ammo at 48 Range USA locations and other participating ranges. Additional opportunities to celebrate and show support include joining organizations that promote Second Amendment rights on national and state levels or by sharing a photo or video post on social media using the hashtag “#2ADay” to help spread awareness. |
What to Expect When You Buy Your First Gun
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If you’ve never purchased a firearm before, the process might seem a little intimidating—but we promise, it’s not. Deciding what to buy is the difficult part! Once you’re ready to make a purchase, the process is simple. First, understand that this process applies to buying from an FFL (Federal Firearms License) holder. To legally sell guns as a business or with regularity, an individual or a business must hold a valid FFL issued by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which we commonly refer to using the acronym ATF. |
Smith & Wesson Model 586: Reviewing A .357 Revolver With Class
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Every cowboy needs a revolver. I’ll admit that I carry a Glock 17 most places. However, when I dress Western, nothing beats the classic good looks of my Smith & Wesson (S&W) 586 .357 revolver. The deep blue metal contrasts nicely with the walnut grips, and it looks good on my hip. This is not John Wayne’s revolver – it is a modern work of art! |
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