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OK: Pro-gun group grows into potent political force in Oklahoma
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Wayne Shaw seemed to have all the conservative credentials needed to win reelection to his state Senate seat in Oklahoma two years ago. The mild-mannered pastor with deep ties to the community had a solidly conservative voting record during his eight years in office. But when Shaw, as chair of the Senate Public Safety Committee, declined to hear a bill to allow people to carry guns into bars, he drew the ire of an unemployed truck driver who was passionate about gun rights.
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NY: DEC Announces May 1 Opening of Turkey Hunting Seasons
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New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced that spring turkey season opens on Sunday, May 1, in all of upstate New York north of the Bronx-Westchester County boundary. In addition, DEC’s annual youth turkey hunting weekend will take place on Saturday, April 23, and Sunday, April 24. The youth turkey hunt for junior hunters ages 12 to 15 is open in all of upstate New York and Suffolk County. |
The Old Do-All Combo Gun: Savage Model 24 Review
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Not sure whether to take a rifle or shotgun afield? That’s where combination guns come into play –that is, rifle/shotgun duos. None have been as accessible, affordable, and reliable over the years as the utilitarian Savage Model 24. Here’s why the little double holds a special allure to those who fire, collect, or otherwise adore them over 80 years after their introduction. |
Glock 19 Gen 4: Meet The Gun Many Say Is The Best Ever
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The Glock 19 is clearly one of the most popular guns in the U.S. today for many reasons. But how good is the Glock 19 Gen 4? Ever since the Glock 19 debuted in 1988, the famous “plastic gun” has been a hit with both private owners and law enforcement. Released in 2009, the fourth generation of the Glock 19 has continued in Glock’s tradition of unrivaled reliability and practicality. Let’s break down the specifics.
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WA: WA High Court Upholds State Preemption in SAF Lawsuit v. City of Edmonds
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In a unanimous decision today, the Washington State Supreme Court has ruled plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed by the Second Amendment Foundation against the City of Edmonds for violating the state’s firearms preemption law, which the Court upheld, have standing to bring the action.
Writing for the Court, Chief Justice Steven C. González stated, “We hold that the plaintiffs have standing and that this ordinance is preempted by RCW 9.41.290. We affirm the Court of Appeals and remand to the trial court for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.”
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AL: Birmingham Police warning about guns stolen from vehicles
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Birmingham Police say guns are being stolen from cars across the city. While they are working to stop the rising gun violence in the city, they need residents to be more vigilant. Recently, BPD reported ten guns stolen from unattended vehicles in a three day span. Police say that is a lot of weapons ending up in the wrong hands, calling it “absolutely concerning.”
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Our Guide To Crossing Gun Division Lines
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Action shooting organizations divide their semi-automatic handgun competitors into separate divisions to assure that like guns shoot against like guns. The United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) and its affiliate Steel Challenge (SCSA) use the same gun division rules, although SCSA has no Power Factor (PF). Further, the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) has its own gun division rules.
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History of 30-06 Ammo
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In 1906, the U.S. Army adopted the .30-06 to stay ahead of the advancing technology of firearms and ammunition. The U.S. military based its primary battle rifles on this cartridge for the next half century. And although created for battle, the .30-06 was also rapidly accepted by civilian shooters. At first the round was not standardized, though this later changed.
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VT: Which is less Vermonty: polo or fox hunting?
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He must have been thinking about those days long past, for Tony Egan emailed more to me the next day: “The fox hunt back in the 1960s, and 1970s and I think even later is a whole Valley story unto itself. The organization was called the Green Mountain Hounds and if you want a full rundown and history, you should probably call Jane Hobart. The most important thing to know is that the GMH Hunt was a "drag" hunt. Live foxes were never part of the equation.
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ME: Maine woman making their mark in the hunting industry
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For generations, the stereotype of outdoorsmen in Maine has been that they went to hunting camp, pursued their quarry and told their stories — all while leaving their wives and girlfriends at home. These days, women are a rapidly growing percentage of licensed hunters in the state. From 2010 to 2020, the number rose from 17,078 to 23,723, an increase of 39 percent.
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New Revolvers for 2022
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As we look at the new guns being introduced this year, some trends seem to be emerging. While micro 9 mm carry guns are still being introduced, some established manufacturers of such pistols are making versions just a little longer for improved ergonomics. “Optic-ready” or “optic-equipped” pistols continue to increase in number. Also, enhanced-capacity pistols chambered in the new 30 Super Carry are already hitting the market, but these are just the tip of what is predicted to be an iceberg. While it might be tempting to think older technology like revolvers isn't seeing much innovation, there's still a lot of new wheelguns coming to the market in 2022.
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New: Sarsilmaz SAR9 Compact X
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Florida-based SAR USA is now importing a new polymer-frame striker-fired 9mm, the SAR9 Compact X. A more carry-friendly take on the SAR9 X, the Compact X runs a 4-inch hammer-forged barrel, giving it an overall length of 7.2 inches. When coupled with its standard 15+1 capacity, this puts the new SAR in the same neighborhood as the Glock 19, FN 509, CZ P-10C, and S&W M&P9 M2.0 Compact both in terms of size and capacity. Standard features include a modular frame with interchangeable grip panels, slide lightening cuts that double as forward serrations, a factory optics cut for a micro red dot, and a Cerakoted slide.
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