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While WA Lawmakers Push to Open Gun Shops, What About CPLs?
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As Liberty Park first reported earlier this week, the number of active CPLs in the state has actually declined in the past month. There is no doubt that the drop is because sheriff’s departments and police agencies have suspended fingerprinting for private citizens, which is required to complete a CL application.
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MD: Maryland Lawmakers Spar Over Keeping Gun Stores Open As "Essential Businesses"
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Maryland lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling on Gov. Larry Hogan to determine whether the state’s gun shops and firing ranges should continue to be “essential” during the coronavirus pandemic. In a letter sent to Hogan this week, a group of 58 Democratic Maryland state delegates all Democrats said allowing gun stores to remain open during the pandemic is “worrisome for many Marylanders.” |
6 Best Revolvers for Concealed Carry
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While revolvers aren’t for everyone, those who like to carry them for personal protection look for a few must-have characteristics. Among those are size, hammer configuration (smooth vs. protruding), and—yes—capacity (five-shot vs. six-shot), a consideration usually reserved for semi-automatics, but it matters to revolver carriers, too. Here are five of the best revolvers for concealed carry that fit the most common criteria. All of these revolvers are double action, most double-action-only (DAO) and small enough to easily conceal in a holster, pocket, or bag. |
OK: Turkey Season Opens Monday but Fewer Gobblers Awaits Hunters
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Turkey season opens Monday in most of the state and there will be fewer turkeys out there, and perhaps fewer turkey hunters, as well, because of the COVID-19 outbreak. Many Oklahomans undoubtedly will be going turkey hunting next week. Frankly, being isolated in the woods or at the lake is one of the safest places to be. Ticks will be a bigger risk while turkey hunting than COVID-19. |
Gun Ranges Adapt for Social Distancing
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With businesses having to shut their doors because of coronavirus, local gun ranges remain open. "I’d much rather be worried about the people and my employees," said Fowler Firearms manager Jon Dezendorf. Dezendorf has been the manager at Fowler Firearms in Fort Myers for a decade and said he and his employees are taking precautions they never have before because of coronavirus.
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OR: Fishing and Hunting Seasons Could be Modified
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Officials with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife said this past week its not ruling out the modification of hunting and fishing seasons around Oregon if people fail to comply with Gov. Kate Brown’s “Stay Home, Save Lives” order. The ODFW said in a press release distributed late this past week that staffers planned to monitor recreational use of fishing, hunting and wildlife viewing locations while performing their regular duties. Although the organization said it can’t enforce the governor’s order for social distancing — keeping 6 feet from people outside the household — it also said staffers can make recommendations based on what they see in public. |
Counter-Intuitive Realities: Short-Barreled 1911s Are Harder to Conceal
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Many aspects of firearms—from how they perform to what happens when they are employed in self-defense to when they sell well—are counter-intuitive. In other words, what actually happens is contrary to what a reasonable person would expect due to unforeseen factors. This being the case, I thought I’d irregularly touch on some of these aspects of guns and the business of shooting. Some are small matter; others have considerable import. In any event, do really have anything better to do right now?
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NY: Jefferson County Gun Shop Owners Respond to NRA’s Lawsuit Against Cuomo
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The National Rifle Association sued Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo for closing gun shops during the coronavirus pandemic, saying the restriction is unconstitutional and leaves citizens defenseless while prisoners are being released early as a result of the crisis. Gov. Cuomo’s March 20 executive order that included firearms retailers as non-essential businesses which must close is a “pointless and arbitrary attack on the constitutional rights of New York citizens and residents,” the NRA said in a complaint filed late Thursday in Syracuse.
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CCRKBA Welcomes New Gun Owners: ‘Be Safe, Be Informed’
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Legions of Americans have rushed to gun stores to purchase firearms and ammunition for the first time in their lives in reaction to the coronavirus scare, and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms encourages them to be safe, stay informed and protect their re-discovered rights. |
Fear of Coronavirus Chaos Drives Gun Purchases for Self-Defense
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Fear of civil unrest and chaos in the streets is prompting a spike in gun and ammunition sales nationwide as people in the United States prepare to defend themselves. Firearm-related purchases were up in March as the coronavirus spread through the country, and more than two-thirds of the population were ordered by local officials to stay at home to slow its spread. The U.S. has yet to see civil unrest, but looting and rioting are possible as the pandemic sets in for the long haul, according to crime, economic, and behavioral experts.
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AZ: Arizona Gamd and Fish Department Adapts to Protect its Customers
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All Rifle and pistol ranges, and the clay target center at Ben Avery Shooting Facility, which is just north of the I-17 and West Carefree Highway, have been closed to the public indefinitely in order to ensure customer safety and help limit the rising number of coronavirus cases in Arizona. But, shooters can still get their shots in, in the great outdoors. |
WATCH: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says He Is ‘Immune to NRA Lawsuits’
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) told reporters he is “immune to NRA lawsuits,” and wishes New Yorkers could develop a similar immunity to the coronavirus. “I think I’ve been sued by the NRA — must be a dozen times. I didn’t even know I was sued this time. You become sort of lawsuit immune,” he said. “I wish you could become immune to this virus the way I’ve become immune to NRA lawsuits,” Cuomo said during a Saturday coronavirus briefing.
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Georgia Governor’s Shelter-in-Place Order Deems Gun Stores as Essential
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) issued a coronavirus shelter-in-place order that exempts gun stores, considering them an essential business. The order, which took took effect on April 3, 2020, at 6 p.m., explicitly states, “Nothing in this Order shall be construed to suspend or limit the sale, dispensing, or transportation of firearms or ammunition, or any component thereof.”
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Hollow Point Boat Tail Ammo: HP-BT Bullets Explained
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Hollow point bullets come in an amazing array of styles, and among them is the boat tail. The hollow point boat tail bullet (HP-BT) – also known as the boat tail hollow point or BTHP ammo – is primarily a rifle ammunition used for hunting big game at long range, and is sometimes used as a coyote and wolf ammo. Like other hollow points, the bullet expands rapidly upon impact, creating a large wound channel and typically stopping most creatures in their tracks with that single shot.
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Wadcutter Bullets: Everything You Ever Wanted To Know
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Formal bullseye target shooting with revolvers appears to have begun soon after the end of the American Civil War, coincident with the advent and improvement of self-contained metallic cartridges. For those who require absolutes, Smith & Wesson’s New Model No. 3 Target revolver of 1886 appears to be the earliest purpose-built target revolver, and so may reasonably be considered the start of Bullseye—now called Precision Pistol—competition.
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