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Ninth Circuit Remands Young v. Hawaii Back to District Court
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On August 19, 2022, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals summarily remanded the Young v. Hawaii case back to the District Court for a re-hearing after the Supreme Court granted cert, vacated the previous Ninth Circuit decision, and remanded the case back to the Ninth Circuit for a rehearing. In 2011, George Young applied twice to obtain a permit to carry a firearm for self-defense outside his home in Hawaii, either openly or concealed. Both his applications were denied by the Chief of Police, Harry Kubojiri, who cited Hawaii law. |
KY: Fayette County judge calling for stricter gun measures
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A Lexington judge is calling for stricter gun measures. Chief Fayette Circut Court Judge Kimberly Bunnell said too many guns are on the streets and thinks some people guilty of gun violence are not serving enough time behind bars. “We have way too many shootings in Lexington right now,” Judge Bunnell said. |
Classic Big-Bore Lever Rifle: Winchester 1894 .375 Win Review
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This story has been a long time in the making. More than 20 years ago, my best friend walked into a local gun shop looking for a Big Bore 94 XTR chambered in .375 Winchester. I’ll spare you the details about why he was looking for that specific rifle, but he was surprised to find they still had one back on the shelf – still new in its original box. Perhaps more importantly, it still had the original price tag on it as well. |
Reloading the .38-40
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There is nothing really new about necking cartridge cases down to accept smaller bullets and thus increase muzzle velocity. Winchester’s first center-fire cartridge, the .44 WCF or .44-40 of 1873, was soon necked down to take a .40 caliber bullet over the same 40 grains of black powder. This new bullet weighed 180 grains instead of the 200- to 205-grain weight of the parent .44-40. For some reason, this new cartridge instead of being called the .40 WCF became the .38 WCF. Perhaps they did not want it to be known as the .40-40 so .38-40 it was and is. |
Two Anti-Gun New York Lawmakers Faceoff
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After analysis of the 2020 U.S. Census data, it was determined that the state of New York would lose one of its Congressional seats. This, along with the normal redrawing of districts after each census, led to a number of significant changes for Empire State legislators. |
SAF Files Brief in Scotus Remand of Maryland Gun Ban Case
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Attorneys representing the Second Amendment Foundation and Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms have filed a supplemental opening brief in their challenge of Maryland’s ban on so-called “assault weapons” based on the Supreme Court’s remand of the case back to the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals following the landmark ruling in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen in June. |
Self-Defense Exercise: Think Like a Criminal
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We talk a lot about situational awareness and the color-code system, and for good reason: They are important tools in helping you avoid scenarios that could turn dangerous. Getting out of a situation before things really go sideways is the best possible self-defense option and keeps you from having to resort to your concealed-carry firearm. |
First Look: GForce Arms GF9 Equalizer Pistol
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GForce Arms, Inc. is introducing its first pistol, the GF9 Equalizer, to the American firearms market. The GF9 pistol is an American-made 9mm subcompact semi-automatic pistol designed with some commonality in with certain Glock parts. The GF9 Equalizer is equipped with an optics-ready slide that uses a Trijicon RMR footprint and also features fiber optic iron sights, straight from the factory. The pistol also ships with a selection of different-sized backstrap inserts that measure 0-, 2-, 4-, and 6-degrees, respectively so the individual user can outfit their GF9 Equalizer pistol to their own preferences.
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5 Female Founded Hunting Brands
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Women are the fasting growing demographic in the hunting industry. They are blazing trails and founding businesses along the way, and for good reason. Female representation in hunting is finally catching up, and hunting gear, services, and other helpful materials are being created specifically for their demographic on a larger scale than ever before. The following businesses all launched by female founders and are planting firm roots in the hunting industry.
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TN: Tennessee's free hunting day starts Saturday
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The August archery-only deer hunting season is almost here, and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is drumming up excitement by hosting a statewide Free Hunting Day on Saturday during the opening day of summer squirrel hunting season. Every year the state celebrates the opening of squirrel hunting season with a day that lets hunters in the state help others enjoy the experience for free. |
New ATF Frame or Receiver Rule takes Effect
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A controversial new rule that addressed "ghost gun" scaremongering went into effect on Wednesday even though federal regulators made last-minute tweaks to the rule two days prior. Initially debuted with much fanfare by the Biden administration in May 2021, almost 300,000 public comments were logged by August 2021 on the published rulemaking in the Federal Register for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to change the definition of “Frame or Receiver." |
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