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First Look: Inceptor Ammunition ARX Preferred Defense 10mm
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Among today's handgunners, the 10mm round has seen a resurgence, pushing gunmakers and ammunition manufacturers to develop new options and loads to meet demand. With the addition of a 10mm Auto round, Inceptor Ammunition has expanded its ARX Preferred Defense product line offering to gun owners who prefer the punch of the 10mm cartridge. The new 10mm round combines Inceptor’s patented injection-molded ARX projectiles and polymer-copper compound to give customers a high-performance option for personal defense. The ARX bullet is lead-free, making it ideal for use in areas where lead contamination is a potential issue or where use of lead-based ammunition is prohibited. |
Ruger: The 5 Best Guns from One of the World's Best Arms Manufactures
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One of the major benefits to the American public to come from the Modular Handgun System was the requirement for enhanced ergonomics. The pistol comes with three different backstraps to fit a wide variety of hand sizes, and the pistol is fully ambidextrous. Going forward, these features will likely become standard on handguns sold in the United States. |
WA: Over 125 Guns Stolen from 2 Western Washington Stores
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Authorities say people who broke into a Gorst gun shop this week made off with nearly 100 firearms. The Kitsap Sun reports 98 guns including pistols and rifles were stolen Monday. No arrests have been made. Kitsap County Sheriff's Office deputy Scott Wilson says up to $11,000 in rewards is being offered through a combination of sources for information that could lead investigators to catch the suspects. |
CA: Gun Show at Ventura County Fairgrounds Draws Foes, Friends and Lots of Customers
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Protesters lined a sidewalk Saturday outside a gun show at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, many wearing shirts with the words “Never Again” and carrying signs with the names of Borderline shooting victims. They were there to voice opposition to the publicly owned fairgrounds in Ventura being the site of gun shows. Among them was Port Hueneme resident Roni Miranda, a onetime gun owner and National Rifle Association member whose views shifted after her family was threatened by gun violence.
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#SundayGunday: Mossberg 930 Hunting Turkey/Field
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Looking for a do-it-all hunting shotgun? The Mossberg 930 Hunting Turkey/Field is an affordable and versatile semi-auto with a 3-inch chamber that’ll do damage on turkeys, and has what it takes to hunt upland game, waterfowl, rabbits and just about anything else you’d like to chase with a shotgun. And the best part—the 930 Hunting Turkey/Field is available for less than half of some of its competitors. Learn more about it in the video embedded above, hosted by Managing Editor Jon Draper. MSRP: $640; mossberg.com. |
Sturm, Ruger May Show Surprising Firepower in Q1
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Sturm, Ruger (NYSE:RGR) is under the gun as the firearms industry remains in a slump and activist investors target its board of directors. FBI background checks on potential gun buyers are down almost 4% year to date. Meanwhile, figures by the National Shooting Sports Foundation adjusted to exclude checks of existing permit holders to give a more accurate view of market demand shows background checks are down 8.5% in 2019. |
New for 2019: Ruger Wrangler .22 LR Revolver
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Ruger’s single-action revolvers are some of the most legendary guns available, and the company's .22 LR Single Six has been a proven performer in the market of rimfire revolvers. For years, buying a Single Six was the preferred method of introducing young or first-time enthusiasts to the shooting sport, but prices on that that terrific little gun crept up in recent years, make them less affordable for those looking for an easy entry into the world of rimfire shooting. |
Choosing An AR-15 Match Rifle Barrel
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Barrel lengths, weights and brand names are open to discussion, which really means there is no “right” answer.
My preference is cut-rifled stainless steel. It would take too much space to try to say why that is, and anyhow, it’s a preference that’s more academic than practical. What needs some space here though, is information on getting a good barrel. What a “good” barrel is to some may not be to all, but here’s one definition nobody can much argue with¯a good barrel is one of good quality. Dealing with steel, that pretty much comes down to material selection, treatment and machining.
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IA: Iowa Online Hunting Licensing
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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has unveiled a new system that allows people to buy hunting and fishing licenses and permits online. The new system, Go Outdoors Iowa, launched this year and makes it easier and more convenient for hunters and anglers to purchase licenses, manage profile information, apply for quota hunts and report harvests.
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OK: Police Rule Shooting Justified
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A 42-year-old man killed on March 2 in what the suspect claimed was self-defense was shot multiple times, according to the state Medical Examiner. One gunshot proved fatal. Police have ruled the shooting was justified and no charges will be filed. Medical Examiner Eric Duval reported that Eric Deshaun Nelson died from a perforating gunshot wound to the back. The fatal wound perforated the lower right shoulder and shoulder blade and cut across his right axillary artery and right lung. There were also gunshot wounds to his upper left arm and right thigh. |
History of 17 Hornet Ammo
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Made by P.O. Ackley in the early 1950s, the .17 Hornet is a .17 caliber centerfire rifle cartridge originally known as the “wildcat cartridge” (born from being a non-factory round). Ackley necked down the .22 Hornet and fire-formed the resized cases, which resulted in a small, quiet cartridge with high-velocity capabilities – an ideal round for varmint hunting. |
NE: Lincoln Man Drops Gun, Shoots Self in Genitals
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Police say a 32-year-old Nebraska man is recovering after dropping his gun on a sidewalk, causing it to fire and shoot him in the genitals.
The Lincoln Journal Star reports that police believe the man was walking Wednesday night in north Lincoln when a .22-caliber gun dropped out of his pocket, hit the ground and fired.
Police say the man gave conflicting accounts of how the shooting occurred and was cited on suspicion of discharging a firearm in the city and possession of a deadly weapon by a prohibited person.
Submitter's note: He should have invested in a quality holster. It would have been a lot cheaper and less painful. |
New for 2019: Canik TP9 Elite Combat Executive
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Canik has been making value-priced pistols for quite some time now, and the all-new TP9 Elite Combat Executive pistol, based on 2019’s TP9 Elite Combat is loaded with features and upgrades in a partnership between the Turkish firearms manufacturer and Salient Arms International, a company known for its highly customized handgun designs.
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Leftists Urge Americans to Betray Their God-Given Right to Bear Arms – Part Three
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People like New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo and Representative Eric Swalwell (D-CA), know full well the power of rhetoric. And, as they are well versed in it, they know how to use it. They know the power of persuasion. They know how to woo some members of the public—those susceptible to their vitriolic, superficial, and specious polemics. They have mastered well the art of rhetoric and they know well the power of fallacious argumentation. |
The Fight for Free Speech
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While President Donald Trump is producing tremendous results for the United States economy, some left-wing analysts expect him to actually lose the 2020 election. According to polls by liberal media outlets CNN and Morning Consult/Politico, former Vice President Joe Biden is comfortably ahead of the President in a hypothetical 2020 presidential match-up.
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Obama Worried About ‘Legacy,’ Says Book; Trump Economy Smashing It
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UPDATED 5/3/2019 @ 9:30 a.m. — The Daily Mail is reporting that a new edition of “Obama: The Call of History” says former president Barack Obama felt a “personal insult” when Donald Trump, rather than Hillary Rodham Clinton, replaced him in the White House, and worried about his “legacy.”
According to newly-released job and economic figures, that legacy as of Friday morning could be in shambles. Market Watch is reporting that “The economy generated a stronger than expected 263,000 new jobs in April, helping to drive down the unemployment rate to a 49-year low of 3.6%.” |
RI: Lawmaker Asks Towns to Become "Second Amendment Sanctuaries"
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A Rhode Island lawmaker has asked towns to declare themselves so-called Second Amendment sanctuaries to oppose the governor’s push for stricter gun-control laws. Republican state Sen. Elaine Morgan said Friday she has asked the five towns in her district to follow the lead of the Burrillville Town Council. The council passed a resolution last week saying it supports the police department’s right to exercise sound discretion when enforcing gun laws.
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WA: Guns and Girls Empowers Women
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In an effort to further involve women in their organization, the Sand and Sage Hunting Retriever Club decided to create the Girls and Guns event. "We created a shooting event with shotguns to teach women how to use shotguns because the hunting retriever club we hunt and shoot with our dogs," said Trudy Nugent a Sand and Sage member. "So we kind of got something to get the women more involved." |
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