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The Ultimate Hornady Ammo Review: Tested & Approved
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Interested in learning more about the Hornady Manufacturing Company and its ammo offerings?
Hornady is one of the older ammo brands out there, but have they been keeping up with advances in ammunition technology, or have they been resting on their laurels? With their 75th anniversary coming up, we wanted to take a look at this titan of the industry and give everyone a good sense of where they are in the world of ammunition producers.
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Steiner’s Smallest T6Xi Scope is Short but Sweet
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Steiner is a well-respected brand with deep roots in the shooting community, so it was with great anticipation that I jumped on the opportunity to check out the Steiner T6Xi 2.5-15X riflescope. I recently reviewed this scope’s big brother, the 5-30X version, so I was excited to see if the smallest member of the T6 family stood out.
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.380 vs. 9mm: Which Option is Best For Everyday Carry
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The best gun for self-defense is always the one you have immediate access to. In the concealed carry world, that firearm is typically a semi-automatic handgun due to its high magazine capacity, reduced felt recoil, and overall shootability compared to a revolver. Gunmakers, like Smith & Wesson, offer various carry options in multiple sizes. The new M&P Bodyguard 2.0, chambered in .380 ACP, is just 5.5 inches long, small enough to fit in your front pocket. S&W’s Shield Plus Series is a slightly larger 9mm handgun built for self-defense.
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Pro-gun group plans Supreme Court fight over Maryland ‘assault weapons’ ban
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A federal appeals court Tuesday upheld Maryland‘s ban on “assault weapons,” prompting a major pro-Second Amendment legal group to vow to petition the Supreme Court.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit ruled 10-5 that the weapons ban by Maryland, a 2013 law that was challenged as unconstitutional by the Firearms Policy Coalition, fell outside the scope of the Second Amendment. In response, the FPC promised to file a petition at the high court in light of the “highly flawed” decision.
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Lower courts trampling on Second Amendment right to 'acquire' firearms
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There’s an interesting — if not devious — trend emerging in some Second Amendment cases. The first step of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Bruen test is to ask whether the conduct at issue is covered by the text of the Second Amendment which protects a pre-existing “right to keep and bear arms.” Some lower courts in purporting to apply the Bruen test are upholding gun control laws by holding that you do not have a Second Amendment right to buy a firearm.
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Italian Field Trip: The Magic Behind Pietro Beretta Selection Guns
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As part of Guns.com's peek behind the scenes at Beretta's historic factory complex in Gardone Val Trompia, Italy earlier this year, we visited the Pietro Beretta Custom Atelier, where dreams come true. We discovered the Atelier – a word that translates to a studio or workshop where a group of skilled artists work together for a common goal – is where almost anything that can be conceptualized in terms of bespoke firearm production can be realized. Where simple components such as metal, wood, and fabrics can be shaped into a dream by master craftsmen (gunsmiths, woodworkers, engravers, and gun case makers) who stand on inherited centuries of Italian gunsmithing art.
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