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Best M193 Ammo for Stockpiling to Defend Freedom
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If you've decided to stock up on the best 5.56 NATO ammo for your AR-15, then it's hard to ignore all of benefits M193 offers.
It has a flat trajectory. It's inexpensive. It's easy to find from various manufacturers thanks to the U.S military using it for years. It's the classic M193: perfect for stockpiling, reloading and target practice, and cheap enough for plinking. You can even use it for self-defense and hunting in a pinch. |
WA Senate Passes Restrictive Carry Bill, Exempts CPL Holders
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The Washington State House of Representatives is the next stop for Senate Bill 5098, a measure which bans guns in parks and playground facilities where children are likely to be present, government buildings and county fairgrounds during fairs, but holders of valid concealed pistol licenses are exempted. |
Grassroots Legislative Update—March 10, 2025
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What’s New: Secretary of Commerce: letter from Senator Lee and Representative Green; Arizona: two pro-Second Amendment bills in Judiciary Committee; California: AB1333, “no duty to retreat” law being threatened Colorado: gun bills on the move; Iowa. |
While Getting Public Money, WA Gun Control Group’s ‘Victory Fund’ Backed Dems
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While the Seattle-based Alliance for Gun Responsibility appears to have received public funding from the Washington state Department of Commerce for “grants, benefits & client services,” the Alliance’s Victory Fund political action arm has donated tens of thousands of dollars to political candidates, many of whom consistently show up as sponsors of gun control legislation at the Capitol in Olympia. |
South Carolina Executes Double Murderer via Firing Squad
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South Carolina executed double murderer Brad Sigmon via firing squad on Friday, making him the first death row inmate to die by firing squad in the United States in 15 years.
The Associated Press reported that 67-year-old Sigmon was shot at 6:05 p.m. “by three volunteer prison employees.” He was pronounced dead at 6:08 p.m. |
GOA Goes On The Attack Against New Jersey’s Hollow Point Ban
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New Jersey has enforced a near-total ban on hollow point ammunition since 1978, restricting one of the most effective self-defense tools available to civilians. Now, Gun Owners of America (GOA), alongside the Gun Owners Foundation, is challenging the state’s restrictions in court. According to Phil Reboli, host of Law & Ammo for GOA, the lawsuit (GOA v. Platkin) aims to strike down what gun rights advocates see as an unconstitutional limitation on the right to bear arms. |
California tries to tear down the Castle Doctrine
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A few decades ago the movement for concealed carry began. Anti-liberty/gun cracktivists were outraged. There would be wild west gunfights everywhere! The streets would run with blood! Of course, none of that happened. More recently, the Constitutional Carry movement caught fire, and the same predictions of blazing gunplay were made and failed to materialize. More than half the states allow constitutional carry and every state allows concealed carry of some sort. No state that has adopted concealed or constitutional carry has repealed either. |
3rd Circuit Denies Rehearing in Case Recognizing Gun Rights of Young Adults
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On February 26, the Third Circuit denied a petition for rehearing en banc in Lara v. Paris. That case involves a challenge to Pennsylvania’s law banning 18-to-20-year-olds from carrying firearms during a state of emergency.
Last year, a three-judge panel of the Third Circuit held the ban unconstitutional, based on its finding that 18-to-20-years-olds are part of “the people” whom the Second Amendment protects.
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New Gun Control Bill Targets Firearms Dealers for Crimes Committed with Their Guns
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Connecticut lawmakers have introduced House Bill 7042, a proposed law that could fundamentally change how firearm sales are regulated. The bill, titled the Firearm Industry Responsibility Act, would allow civil lawsuits to be filed against gun dealers, manufacturers, and distributors if a firearm they sold is later used in a crime. While the bill is still in the early stages of legislative review, it has already sparked strong reactions from both gun rights advocates and legal analysts who see it as a direct attack on gun sellers and possibly an attempt to force gun shops out of business. |
21st Century Classic: Review of the SIG Sauer 1911-XCarry .45 ACP
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SIG has been in the 1911 game for over 20 years, entering the market around 2004. The company hit the ground running and was one of the first M1913 "railgun" pistol makers available, then continued to enhance the century-old design and produced models with characteristic styling including the Granite, Super Target, and Spartan. |
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