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WaPo Awards Biden ‘Bottomless Pinocchio’ For Repeated Falsehoods
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When Washington Post Fact Checker Glenn Kessler awards someone with a “Pinocchio,” it is not a compliment, since the award is named for the fictional wooden boy whose nose grew each time he told a lie.
Typically, Kessler’s Fact Checker column will hand out one to four Pinocchios to fib-fuddled recipients, but Monday morning—on the eve of the national midterm elections—Joe Biden earned the disreputable distinction of receiving a “bottomless Pinocchio” for his habitual and repetitive falsehoods. |
Why Don’t Restrictions on Guns Cover the Police?
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In January 2013, responding to the Sandy Hook massacre, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo pushed firearms restrictions through the state Legislature that were touted as the nation’s toughest. But an omission soon caused alarm. Harried lawmakers had failed to exempt police from a measure that limited magazine capacity. The press treated this as an embarrassing gaffe and the Cuomo administration immediately moved to carve out a magazine exemption for active-duty and retired police, while arguing that a law already on the books made such tweaks redundant. The more carve-outs for cops, it seemed, the better.
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A Modern Day "Big 50"
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Always fascinated by the buffalo hunters of the 19th century, I read as much about them as possible as a kid. Their rifles of choice were big bore, single-shot rifles. Capable of making long shots of 600 or 700 yards, these cast paper-patched slugs did their job. Skilled shooters could shoot twice the mentioned distances. They’d hunt hard all day and sit around the campfire at night, re-melt their recovered bullets, cast new ones, patch them then load for the next day’s hunt.
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Chicago Shootings: At Least 32 Shot, 5 Killed in Weekend Violence, CPD Says
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At least 32 were shot, five fatally, in Chicago violence so far this weekend. Three people were shot in the city's Gresham neighborhood Sunday. Police said two of the victims are teenagers. Police said a group was standing outside 76th and Wolcott when a vehicle drove by and someone inside started shooting. A 15-year-old boy is in good condition and a 17-year-old boy is in critical condition. Police said a third person, was also taken to the hospital, in critical condition.
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Smith & Wesson Announces New Pistol: the Equalizer
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Smith & Wesson dropped a new pistol today, mixing the best of both worlds to unveil the aptly named Equalizer. While the name of the gun may sound a bit intimidating, it’s designed to be anything but. The newest member of an ever-growing concealed carry lineup, it sports a 15+1 capacity, but it comes with a 13 and 10-round magazine option as well, both of which are also included with purchase. |
16ga vs 12ga: Differences and Similarities
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Undoubtedly, the 12 gauge is more prevalent in the U.S. than the 16 gauge. Should this be the case? When we compare the 16ga vs 12ga, is the 12 gauge overwhelmingly better? Ballistically speaking, I don't believe so; however, I'm not in a hurry to trade my 12ga shotgun in for a 16ga anytime soon. |
Gun Controller Wants Glocks Regulated Like Machineguns
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Violence Policy Center (VPC) is a handgun prohibition organization. The group’s website still hosts a document declaring “Handguns should be banned from future sale except for military and law-enforcement personnel.” It should come as no surprise then that the group is advocating for executive action to ban some of America’s most common handguns. In recent years, some criminals have illegally modified common semi-automatic Glock pistols into machineguns. Typically, this has been done using illegal parts (sometimes called Glock switches) acquired from unscrupulous overseas manufacturers or intensive personal manufacture. |
AMMO, Inc. Reaches Settlement Agreement with The Urvan Group
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AMMO, Inc. (NASDAQ: POWW, POWWP) (“AMMO” or the “Company”) the owner of GunBroker.com, the largest online marketplace serving the firearms and shooting sports industries, and a leading vertically integrated producer of high-performance ammunition and components, today announced that it has reached a settlement agreement (the "Agreement") with Steven Urvan and Susan Lokey (collectively, the “Urvan Group”).
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30 Super Carry Cartridge Named ‘Ammo of the Year’
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Guns & Ammo magazine recently awarded Federal’s 30 Super Carry Handgun Ammunition as Ammo of the Year for 2022. The announcement was made in the December 2022 issue of the publication. Released in 2022, the 30 Super Carry bridges a gap in self-defense loads, delivering a unique, compact, and ultra-effective option for everyday carry.
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5 Best Defensive Shotguns Over $1,000
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We recently did an article about the 8 Best Defensive Shotguns Under $1,000. Now the shotguns over $1,000 get their turn. You would think that any shotgun over $1,000 should be able to make this list. Really though, some are just better suited out of the box than others. Hide your credit card, this one might hurt.
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MA: 2nd Season of Black Bear Hunting in Massachusetts Begins
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The second season of black bear hunting begins Monday in Massachusetts.
The second season of black bear hunting in Massachusetts always begins on the first Monday of November. This year, those dates are Monday, November 7 through Saturday, November 26. Hunting is allowed half an hour before sunrise and ends half an hour after sunset. Hunting is not allowed on Sundays. Only one bear per hunter is allowed each calendar year.
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