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Best Hunting Handguns
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Hunting with a handgun might just be one of the most overlooked, challenging, and delightful methods of going afield. From rimfires for small game to hand-cannon big bores for large game and everything in between, there’s a handgun for your style of pursuit. Here are our top hunting handgun choices among current production firearms.
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22 Creedmoor vs. 22 ARC: Which 22 Is Better for You?
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The 22 Creedmoor and 22 ARC might share the same caliber, but they have significant differences that make one better suited to your specific needs than the other. After reading this 22 Creedmoor vs. 22 ARC comparison, you'll know which one you should buy based on recoil, trajectory, stopping power, and six other factors. |
357 Magnum vs. 45 ACP: Higher Pressure vs. Larger Bullet, Which Is Better?
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The 357 Magnum vs. 45 ACP argument is a great way to send firearm forums and gun shops into an uproar. I've fired both cartridges for many years and certainly have my preference, though I'll set it aside for the sake of objectivity. As you continue reading this article, you will gain the knowledge to determine which cartridge is better for self-defense, target shooting, hunting, and your overall shooting experience. |
Grassroots Legislative Report—July 13, 2026
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What’s New—State Legislatures: California-On recess, but returns August 3 with seven bills still viable; Delaware: SB300 awaiting Gov. Matt Meyer; Michigan: SB0842, introduced that authorizes the Attorney General to sue FFLs under the new “public nuisance” statute. |
Members’ Newsletter: AR-15 Ban Upheld as Supreme Court Looms
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The Supreme Court casts a wide shadow, but it doesn’t necessarily freeze everything it covers. Certainly, a Seventh Circuit appeals panel didn’t think so this week. Instead of delaying its decision in the Second Amendment case against Illinois’s “assault weapons” ban, it delivered a ruling upholding the law. While the Supreme Court could invalidate that holding by this time next year in its own AR ban case, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman details the holding that may be the last one before the High Court examines the issue.
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Podcast: Why Lower Courts Agree on AR-15 Bans and Why it May Not Matter (Ft. Andrew Willinger)
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This week, we’re looking at how the lower courts have handled AR-15 ban challenges in light of the Supreme Court’s latest Second Amendment case. To explain the consensus that’s developed across the appellate courts and provide a different perspective, we have Georgia State University Law Professor Andrew Willinger on the show. Willinger is the former executive director of the Duke University Firearms Law Center, and he teaches a class on the Second Amendment. He’s also been critical of the Court’s Second Amendment standard and its application at times.
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