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Exploring the Matrix: TriStar’s First Inertia-Driven Shotgun
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TriStar has a specific stated purpose of specializing in value and firearms. The company imports a variety of products manufactured in Turkey, offering affordably priced guns to American buyers. The inertia-driven TriStar Matrix shotgun is one of the company’s newer offerings, cloning the clean, reliable operating system used by big names like Benelli and Franchi. |
7.62x39 vs 308: The Cold War Rifle Cartridge Showdown
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When it comes to the scholarly debate about the iconic rifle cartridges of the Cold War, the 7.62x51mm NATO (308 Winchester) and the 7.62x39 Soviet are always omnipresent in the discussion. One became a staple NATO round and the most prevalent big game hunting cartridge in North America, while the other became a symbol of pure, unadulterated ruggedness and dependability. |
9mm vs. 45 ACP: The Greatest Pistol Caliber Debate
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40 Smith & Wesson vs 10mm Auto. 5.56 NATO vs 7.62x39mm. 30-06 Springfield vs 308 Winchester. Any of these debates can lead to firey discusion, although none do it as reliably as 9mm vs. 45 ACP. Proponents for certain cartridges are often very stalwart in their positions, and none are so resolute than those engaged in the 9mm vs 45 ACP debate. |
Second Amendment Roundup: S&W Sí, Mexico No
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On June 5, in an unanimous decision by Justice Elena Kagan, the Supreme Court ruled in Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos that Mexico failed plausibly to plead that the American firearm industry aided and abetted unlawful sales routing guns to Mexican drug cartels. The decision not only adds teeth to the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), it also recognizes that semiautomatic rifles like the AR-15 are in wide use by Americans, verifying that they meet Heller's common-use test. |
GOA And GOF File For Summary Judgment To Repeal Florida’s Open Carry Ban
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Gun Owners of America (GOA) and the Gun Owners Foundation (GOF) have filed a motion for summary judgment in a federal challenge to Florida’s unconstitutional ban on open carry, a shameful stain on a state that claims such undying allegiance to the Constitution and the Second Amendment. Florida is among only five states in the U.S. that ban open carry, joining California, Connecticut, Illinois, and New York, adding shame and insult to injury for the Sunshine State. |
Gun Rights Groups Challenge New Jersey’s Under-21 Handgun, Ammo Ban In Federal Court
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The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), alongside the New Jersey Firearms Owners Syndicate (NJFOS), has initiated a legal battle against the State of New Jersey, challenging its long-standing prohibition on the sale of handguns and handgun ammunition to adults under the age of 21.
The federal lawsuit, Hague et al. v. Murphy et al., was filed in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. |
Bloomberg Funded Site Argues Gun Control Part of 2nd Amendment History and Tradition
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“Musket vs. AR-15: Judges Are Throwing Out Gun Restrictions Because of Antiquated Laws from America’s Founding,” a Wednesday hit piece on the right to keep and bear arms presented as a news report by The Trace, “published in partnership with Slate,” laments. “A 2022 Supreme Court decision that gun laws should align with the nation’s ‘history and tradition’ has sown confusion in courtrooms and weakened longstanding limits on firearms.” |
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