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FedArm Ammo Review: Hard Pass
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I’ve shot a lot of questionable ammo in my lifetime…From Russian steel core corrosive 7.62x54R to gun show reloads that looked like they were dragged through the jungles of Vietnam before being sold. And I would trust all of those with my life A LOT more than anything sold by Federal Armament LLC (FedArm for short).
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Does a Steel-Framed Walther PDP SC Make Sense for Self Defense?
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An article idea that I've kicked around for some time is a discussion of where steel-framed competition pistols could fit into a self-defense plan. The model that inspired this line of thinking was a Walther race gun I had the opportunity to work with back in 2019 called the Q5 Match. After working with two examples of this gun, one with a steel frame and the other assembled around a polymer frame, I opted to add the steel version to my collection. A steel frame adds weight to the gun which in turn provides increased stability and works to effectively tame levels of felt recoil.
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Lawful Chicago Woman Defends Her Daughter Against Home Intruder, Police Take Her Gun
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A concealed carry license (CCL) holder in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood took swift action to defend her family when an intruder attempted to break into her home Saturday night. The single mother of two, who has chosen to remain anonymous, recounted the terrifying moment when a man tried to climb through her daughter’s bedroom window. Without hesitation, she used her legally owned firearm to stop the threat, only to have it confiscated by police following the incident.
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Federal Court Tries To Force States To Enforce Unconstitutional Gun Laws
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Kamala Harris’ vehement anti-gun views, which include support for gun confiscation and a ban on semi-automatic firearms, have reinvigorated a serious and needed debate about the authority states have to check unconstitutional federal laws. Frustratingly, a panel of federal appellate judges just neutered much of that ability in a unanimous ruling to uphold a lower court injunction against a pro-gun Missouri law — and in the process they ignored substance, precedent, and common sense.
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Glock 30 Gen 5 Review
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Product reviewers should give total disclosure on their biases and prejudices before the evaluation. Very well — the GLOCK 30 .45 Auto has been my favorite GLOCK since its introduction a quarter century or so ago. It fired 11 rounds of my favorite defensive pistol caliber; it fit my hand a little better than other GLOCKs at the time of its introduction; and it was utterly reliable and preternaturally accurate for its size and barrel length. |
50 Beowulf vs 50 BMG: Not So Similar
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It's easy to see why someone would want to compare the 50 Beowulf vs 50 BMG, judging by the fact they both have "50" in their name.
That's about the only similarities these calibers have in common. The differences are apparent once you see the rounds side-by-side. There's no denying they were created for very different purposes. |
Georgia school shooting stirs debate about safe storage laws for guns
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Just a couple of weeks ago, a special panel of Georgia state senators convened to study potential laws aimed at keeping firearms safely locked up and out of the hands of children. A day after a 14-year-old was charged in a deadly shooting at his Georgia high school, that same panel gathered again Thursday to discuss safe gun storage policies. The lawmakers are still talking about the issue because — like many state legislatures across the U.S. — they have been unable to agree in recent years on whether new gun safety measures provide a solution to the all-too-frequent occurrence of mass shootings at schools and public places. |
Georgia will celebrate National Hunting & Fishing Day on September 28
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Come celebrate at a free, fun event on Saturday, September 28. Planned events include family/kid fishing events and Outdoor Adventure Days, which offer multiple activities like archery, fishing, shooting, and more, all across the state. You are invited to attend any of the multiple free scheduled events celebrating National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept. 28, 2024, a day made official by Gov. Brian Kemp through a recent signed proclamation. |
Court Upholds Part Of An Injunction Against California’s And Hawaii’s Concealed Carry Laws
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A three-judge panel from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld part of an injunction on concealed carry restrictions in Hawaii and California while striking down other parts. The ruling was for three different cases, including May v. Bonta, which was a joint effort between Gun Owners of America (GOA), Gun Owners of California (GOC), Gun Owners Foundation (GOF), The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), California Rifle & Pistol Association (CRPA), and the Liberal Gun Owners Association (LGOA). |
Court Rules Federal Machinegun Law Cannot Be Justified under Bruen
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A district court in Kansas has ruled that the federal law prohibiting the possession of “machineguns” failed the test set out in New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n, Inc. v. Bruen (2022). “The court finds that the Second Amendment applies to the weapons charged because they are ‘bearable arms’ within the original meaning of the amendment. The court further finds that the government has failed to establish that this nation’s history of gun regulation justifies the application of 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) to Defendant.” |
Yes, more than 30 states allow teachers to carry guns in school
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On Sep. 4, a 14-year-old student opened fire in a Georgia high school, killing four. In April, Tennessee became the latest state to pass a law that would arm teachers in schools. In the wake of these events, some people argue that arming teachers would not only deter school shootings, but also help protect students in the case of an active shooter situation. |
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