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PA: Ghost Guns to be Regulated at State Level
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NorthcentralPA.com is reporting… Following the new federal government rule on ghost guns, Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) are following suit. PSP intends to implement the same regulation at the state level, according to Governor Tom Wolf and the Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Colonel Robert Evanchick. The new regulation would require background checks for the purchase of partially manufactured frames and receivers, and require dealers and gunsmiths in the state to serialize and inventory any unregistered firearms that come into their business.
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Gun Questions: Is An Infantry Automatic Rifle A Bad Idea?
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The Infantry Automatic Rifle: Is this a good idea or not? History clearly has something to say about this idea. I learned a lot of things in the Marine Corps. One thing I learned is that cheating and bending the rules are two different things. Conducting a platoon vs. platoon field op? Well, is it cheating if I go to the headquarters’ tent to ask Gunny for a water jug and snap a photo of the map showing every platoon’s location? Nope, it’s gathering intel. That’s rule-bending.
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Three Stories That Show Why Seniors, Particularly, Need Their Rights
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Many criminals look at senior citizens as easy targets, believing they can rob or attack elderly Americans, whether at home or in public, with little chance of the victim fighting back. Crimes against the elderly at home are particularly common, with the Bureau of Justice Statistics reporting that elderly victims are significantly more likely to be victimized at or near their home than victims under the age of 65. |
AZ: Some new mountain lion hunting guidelines in Arizona disappoint activists
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New guidelines on hunting mountain lions for next five years has disappointed activists who saw it as a chance to make the rules friendlier to mountain lions.
Activists at an April 1 meeting with Game and Fish commissioners sought more restrictions to mountain lion hunting, such as the number of mountain lions that one hunter can kill, requiring a mandatory course for sex identification and a shorter harvesting season. The guidelines cover fall 2023 through spring 2028. |
Grassley: Dems Responsible for Rising Crime!
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Senator Chuck Grassley has sent a letter to President Biden over Democrats’ refusal to take responsibility for the rising crime rates and blaming law-abiding gun owners. You should know Senator Grassley from the Obama-era Operation Fast & Furious scandal. He is a ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and was a key member of Congress that pushed for an investigation into the ATF letting guns flow to the ruthless Mexican drug cartels. |
More Self Defense Gun Stories
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Firearms instructor Ben Branam brings us four news stories of armed defense. These ordinary citizens faced serious crimininals. This is what we can learn.
Text and 23 minute podcast at the link. |
Heckler & Koch Mark 23
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In the late 1980s, a U.S. Special Operations Command survey found more than 100 different close-quarters small arms configurations were fielded by American troops at the time. That kind of diversity is a logistical nightmare when it comes to field maintenance and repair. An effort to find a standardized pistol to remedy the problem launched shortly after results were published.
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The Best Henry Lever-Action Rifles
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Benjamin Tyler Henry was not the father of lever-action rifles, but his development of a .44-caliber cartridge—and the lever gun he built to shoot it—did change the platform forever. Only 14,000 of Henry’s original rifles were made, but you will see the unique profile of his gun replicated in many lever-action rifles, particularly those in the Winchester stable of firearms.
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Lead Round Nose Ammo
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The lead round nose bullet is probably what most people think of when they hear the word “bullet.” These bullets are great for multipurpose use – they're usually cheaper than other styles, feed well in a wide variety of weapons, deform on impact, and are very accurate. |
Favorite Firearms: A Norwegian Gun Of Freedom
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April 9, 1940, is a “date of infamy” in Norwegian history. In the early morning hours of that day, the country was overrun by Hitler’s war machine. The small Norwegian army fought valiantly for three months, but had to capitulate. The Norwegian Krag Jorgensen rifle did a splendid job in the hands of the mountain troops, and German casualties were heavy.
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