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Cimarron S&W No. 3 Amwerican
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Quick … “The first big bore, cartridge-firing center-fire sixgun in the old West.” What gun would you think of? Why, the Colt Single Action of course. And you’d be wrong, of course. Here’s why — History at S&W had them developing the No. 1 revolver in 1859 using the ground-breaking .22 Short RF cartridge. This was the first time a metallic cartridge was chambered in a bored-through cylinder and it was an instant hit. The idea of a .22 Short as a defensive gun seems quaint today, but think about it — no muzzle loading chores, fewer mis-fires and the convenience of easy loading and more “cartridges” right at hand. |
New Products June 2021 Issue
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The 590 Paradigm was developed as an innovative, clip-carry knife. It has a 3″ drop-point blade made of high-end S35VN steel. OAL is 4.38″; weight 4.8 oz. The 590 utilizes a blade flipper for quick and easy one-hand deployment with the ASAP assisted opening technology. Handles are textured G10 with a Cerakote-coated rotating bolster. Offered in Black or Brown. MSRP: $225. For more info: (800) 326-2825, BuckKnives.com
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The political calculus on the gun issue has changed
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Most gun control measures get broad public support, including requiring background checks for private and gun show sales (83 percent in a 2019 poll), a ban on the sale of high-capacity ammunition magazines (61 percent) and a ban on the sale of semi-automatic weapons (57 percent). But what matters politically is intensity of support. Getting gun laws through Congress has always been difficult because of single-issue voting by gun rights supporters.
The gun issue drives their votes; for most other voters, it doesn't.
Submitter's note: I'm a one issue voter. I figure that if someone is too dumb to understand gun rights, then they're likely to be just as stupid on other issues. |
CCRKBA Launches Nat’l Radio Gun Rights Advertising Blitz
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The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is on full offense this week with the launch of a radio advertising blitz on the Salem Radio Network and Westwood One, taking the fight to anti-gun Capitol Hill Democrats.
According to CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb, “We plan on reaching almost 8 million listeners on more than 700 radio stations from coast to coast.” |
Report: Black Americans’ Gun Ownership up Nearly 60 Percent
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Gun ownership among black Americans is up nearly 60 percent following the record gun sales of 2020. The Guardian reports, “gun ownership among Black Americans is up 58.2 percent.”
The paper cites National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) figures showing “Americans bought a record number of firearms last year,” including an “estimated 5 million people [who] bought their first ever gun between March and August.” |
Trophy Bonded Tip Ammo: TBT Bullets Explained
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The Trophy Bonded Tip bullet is used in a few Federal Premium Ammunition lines – the Trophy Bonded Bear Claw, Trophy Bonded Sledgehammer Solid, and the Trophy Copper. While each of these ammo lines differs slightly, there’s one thing they all have in common, and that’s the tip.
This bullet and its tip were created for one purpose – to take down large, thick-skinned animals (we’re talking African game). These bullets have great features that enable massive penetration and expansion, like a large and very accurate hollow point. |
IN: Proposed Gun Bill Sparks Conversation
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The debate around guns has once again flared across the nation, and Indiana is no exception. The Indiana House of Representatives passed a gun bill on Feb. 22 that would remove the need for a license for open and concealed carry. Given Indiana’s Republican supermajority, which is strongly in favor of gun rights, House Bill 1369 passed 65-31.
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WA: Columbia County Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance to Get Legal Review by Local Court
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Columbia County’s updated Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance will get a legal review to see if it will hold up under legal pressure. Voters passed Measure 5-278, a Second Amendment Sanctuary initiative, in 2020. It prevents Columbia County from “devoting resources or participating in any way in the enforcement of any law or regulation that affected an individual’s right to keep and bear arms, firearm accessories, or ammunition,” according to election office documents.
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Meprolight Hyper-Bright Sights For Smith & Wesson Shield Plus
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The new Smith & Wesson Shield Plus handgun has hit the market and has been met with great enthusiasm. Now, along with the Shield Plus, Meprolight which is known for their outstanding firearm sights has introduced the Meprolight Hyper-Bright Sights for the Smith & Wesson Shield Plus. Without a doubt, a quality tritium-enhanced, day/night sight is one of the add-ons I would suggest for any serious everyday carry (EDC) gun. Check out the following press release from Meprolight giving all the details of the Meprolight Hyper-Bright Sights for the S&W Shield Plus.
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Remington Takes Huge Step Toward Making Guns Again
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You may be seeing new Remington 870s, 700s, and V3s for sale again soon. By far the biggest employer in the upstate New York town of Ilion, Remington, which filed for bankruptcy last fall, is now one giant step closer to making guns. It’s an encouraging development not just for Ilion’s 7,700 residents who depend on the factory for jobs, but for firearms enthusiasts everywhere who have depended on Remington guns since 1816.
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Hunter Biden Incident Shows that Gun Laws are for the Little People
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There is a central hypocrisy at the heart of the gun control effort. High-profile gun control-supporting politicians, the Hollywood elite, and billionaire tycoons, will advocate to strip ordinary Americans of their right to defend themselves and their family, all the while enjoying the security that armed men with guns provide. As Hunter Biden’s 2018 firearm incident shows, this hypocrisy extends even to incidents where a high-profile individual has taken the step of procuring their own firearm. The message from these elites could not be clearer: Gun laws are only for the little people.
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Cartridge Showdown: 6.5 Creedmoor vs .260 Remington
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Americans probably hate and love the 6.5 Creedmoor more than any other cartridge. The irony is that until the Creedmoor, Americans never really gave two hoots about 6.5mm cartridges. The well-respected 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser has been around for more than 125 years, but no one really cares. The .264 Winchester Magnum was lauded with greatness when introduced in the early ’60s, but it’s now living, unloved, in the old folk’s home. And the .260 Remington was introduced in 1997, but was mostly ignored in that void between the .243 and the .308 until folks started claiming the 6.5 Creedmoor was better.
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