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Expansion Mono-Block Ammo: EMB Bullets Explained
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The Expansion Mono-Block, or EMB, line is Fiocchi’s premier low-penetration and rapid-expansion ammo, created exclusively for defense use. As of 2015, you’ll only find this in the 9mm Luger variety, making it a very specialized round comparable to Federal Premium’s Hydra-Shock personal defense rounds. The EMBs are part of the Extrema brand from Fiocchi, sharing some similarities with traditional hollow points and other expanding ammunition.
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PA: Andreoli leaves her mark with Wash High rifle team
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Joyce Eisiminger is a good volleyball coach and maybe an even better recruiter for Washington High School’s rifle team.
At volleyball practice one day, she noticed the calm and steady movements of one of her players, Kayla Andreoli. She did not get rattled under any circumstances.
Those qualities, Eisiminger felt, would be perfect to perform on the rifle team that she coached.
So with a little persuasion, Eisiminger convinced Andreoli to come out for the rifle team. The moved proved good for both.
“She was laid back and calm, the things you need to be for shooting,” Eisiminger said. “She has a really good demeanor and that’s why I encouraged her to come out. I thought she would do very well in it.” |
NRA Cancels 149th Annual Meeting, Exhibits over COVID-19
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The National Rifle Association has cancelled its 149th annual members’ meeting and exhibits that were scheduled April 16-19 in Nashville.
While the announcement was not entirely a surprise—Nashville had been recently hit by a devastating tornado and concerns about the spread of the coronavirus led to an emergency declaration in Tennessee—it comes as a disappointment, considering this is an election year and NRA members use the meetings to energize. |
NH: New Hampshire- House Passes More Anti-Gun Bills
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This past week, the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed a number of anti-gun bills that will directly impact your rights and do nothing to stop violent crime. These bills will go to the Senate, where they await committee assignments. Please contact your state senator today and ask them to OPPOSE House Bills 1608, 1349, 1374, 1285, and 1143 when they come up for a vote. |
WA: Commissioners Could vote on Second Amendment Sanctuary Plan
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A majority of the Washington County Commissioners support a proposal to declare the county a Second Amendment Sanctuary. The resolution is on the agenda for the commissioners’ meeting Tuesday. The proposed resolution would not affect existing gun laws. It does declare the commissioners’ intent “to oppose unconstitutional restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms through such legal means as may be expedient.” It also expresses the commissioner’s intent that county funds “not be used to restrict Second Amendment rights or to aid in the unnecessary and unconstitutional restriction of such rights ... .” |
Republicans Need A Vibrant and Vivid Vision
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There’s a megaton communication weapon the Republicans are missing in their arsenal for victory. It’s a compelling, bold vision for the future of every state and the country. I’ve asked well-known politicians and those working for them, “What is the vision for our state and our nation?” Most mistakenly tell me it’s their platform. Others give me a blank stare. They don’t know or have one. More than ever, Republicans need an audacious vision that powerfully showcases imagination, conceptual solutions, commitment and, most importantly, innovative leadership. Leadership expert and author Warren Bennis rightfully said, “Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality.” |
Results: 2020 USPSA Area 6 Multi-Gun Championship
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I do not shoot multi-gun very often or very well. To me, 3-gun has two guns too many—but that is because I spend hardly any time shooting rifles—and definitely not shotguns. However, I headed to Universal Shooting Academy for the USPSA Area 6 Multi-Gun Championship to try to finish a match in this discipline. My goal for this match (which I did manage to complete) was to not DQ.
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6 Tactical Lever-Action Rifles Available in 2020
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It is amazing to think that the lever-action rifle continues to thrive, largely unchanged, in the firearm world more than 160 years after it first emerged. Of course, there were early variations of the concept in the form of Colt’s Ring Lever rifles and the Volition Repeater, but the gun that most point to as the first true-lever action rifle as we know it is Benjamin Tyler Henry’s Model 1860 repeating rifle. |
NRA Law Enforcement Keeps Officers’ Skills Sharp
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When cadets enter a law-enforcement academy, one aspect of the training they’re going to receive regards using guns—firearm safety, marksmanship and how to properly handle a sidearm or long gun when facing criminal threats. But did you ever wonder who teaches the teachers? Chances are, it was the NRA. |
UT: Utah Sees No Changes to Gun Laws During Legislative Season
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While a number of firearms bills were introduced at the start of the legislative session this year, none of them got very far. While Rep. Walt Brooks, R-St. George, introduced a bill late in the session that would allow the permitless conceal carry of firearms in the state, that bill was introduced as a way to garner support running up to the 2021 legislative session. Brooks had no intention of it moving forward this year. |
Review: Spectre Sarah McCree Holster
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Sometimes there is more to the story behind a holster design than simply trying to be innovative and different to stand out among a crowded field. It’s more than the type of materials used or a new retention device that holds the gun in a new and unique way. When the holster design goes beyond the physical gun carrier and takes on a life of its own, it’s time to stand up and take notice. |
WA: Joe Biden’s Anti-gun Radicalism
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Sometimes, a single moment on the campaign trail can tell you a lot about a candidate. Likely 2020 Democratic nominee Joe Biden recently had such a moment when he attacked one voter for his earnest Second Amendment concerns. The former vice president’s condescending and belligerent tone exposed his radical anti-gun agenda. |
Firearms Sales Up Over 63% in Virginia, Nearly 17% Nationally
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Firearms sales skyrocketed in Virginia and also increased nationally in February, according to new data from the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). The NSSF’s adjusted National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) data shows that Virginia performed nearly 66,000 background checks in February alone, a 63.4% increase from the roughly 40,000 performed a year earlier. Virginia’s numbers have increased over the past four months, dating back to last November, when the most recent elections took place. |
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