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Grassroots Legislative Report—Aug. 03, 2026
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Final Rules on the U.S. Munitions list: U.S. suppressors added to Munitions list to be sold abroad: State Legislatures: California: in session with many more bills; North Carolina: On July 29, at 8:57 am the House voted 30-19 to override the veto and Freedom to Carry NC became law. |
SnapSafe Trunk Safe: Security Made for Vehicles
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Transporting firearms and valuables presents unique challenges, which SnapSafe® has thoroughly addressed to ensure the safety and security of those on the move. The SnapSafe® Trunk Safe II is designed to meet the highest standards, offering peace of mind on the road. |
NY Gov. Hochul Announces More 2A Restrictions
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While the Trump administration has been easing the restrictive gun control measures installed by the Biden administration, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, is doubling down on her anti-gun agenda by announcing a series of state actions which will keep Empire State gun owners facing restrictions. |
KelTec PR57 Review: How Accurate Is This Top-Loading 5.7 Pistol?
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The KelTec PR57 has been designed from the start as a dedicated concealed carry pistol for self-defense. It combines old and new features, with KelTec characteristically starting fresh in its pursuit of excellence at a lower price point. AmmoLand covered the pistol at the Shot Show last year. The PR57 appears to have been selling well. |
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