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Tipped Triple-Shock X Ammo: TTSX Bullets Explained
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The Tipped Triple-Shock X is an updated variation on Barnes Bullets' popular Triple-Shock X (TSX) that debuted in 2003, as a premium hunting bullet. TSX was – and still is – extremely popular with a relatively large following, but this tipped version aims to improve upon it with the polymer tip and redesigned nose cavity. |
Gun Review | Taurus Judge Home Defender
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Sometimes, the best tool for the job takes an unorthodox form, as you can see with the Taurus Judge Home Defender, a 20-inch revolver that shoots both .45 Colt and .410 shotshells. Could this unconventional revolver dethrone the average pistol in the role of home protection? Well, after spending some time on the range with it, I think it fares a chance. |
No Forgiveness for Election Cheaters, says Rasmussen Poll
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A new national poll of likely voters reveals that 43 percent believe election officials found guilty of cheating in elections should be prohibited from holding public office in the future, while 19 percent think they should go to prison, another 9 percent say they should be fined and 2 percent “would impose the death penalty.” |
Free Concealed Weapons Permit Classes Now Available in South Carolina
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The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has launched a new program providing free Concealed Weapons Permit (CWP) training, as required by the state’s recently enacted Constitutional Carry law. The program, available to all South Carolina residents aged 18 and over, offers two monthly classes in each county, ensuring easy access to those seeking a CWP. |
Supreme Court Rules On Bump Stocks
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The Supreme Court Fridayoverturned a federal agency’s rule banning bump stocks, the devices used in some of America’s deadliest mass killings carried out by lone shooters. Plaintiff Michael Cargill, an Austin, Texas, gun store owner, did not claim that the Second Amendment protected his right to own a bump stock. The case focused narrowly on the administrative process by which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) banned bump stocks, which harness a firearm’s recoil to achieve rates of firing that approach those of automatic weapons. |
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