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Grassroots Judicial Report—October 7, 2026
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What’s New — United States Supreme Court: September 28 long conference Viramontes v. Cook County, No. 25-238 (U.S.); Grant v. Higgins, No. 25-566 (U.S.) scheduled for oral argument December 2; The three cases held over from the 2025 Term are still seeking certiorari; Beckwith v. Frey, No. 26-258, a pending petition asking the Supreme Court to review Maine’s 72-hour waiting-period law for firearm purchases.
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Best 45 ACP Hollow Points for Self-Defense
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The 45 ACP is one of the best personal defense cartridges. It only becomes more effective when it is loaded with a hollow point bullet, which decreases the risk of over-penetration and increases the stopping power of an already powerful round. |
Denver Carry Ban Becomes Latest Fight for Nationwide Gun Rights
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Gene Hoffman holds concealed-carry permits from California, Utah, Arizona, and Florida, but none allows him to carry a handgun publicly for self-defense when he visits Denver. According to a federal lawsuit brought by Hoffman and Firearms Policy Coalition, Colorado’s residency and reciprocity restrictions combine with Denver’s open-carry ban to leave him without a lawful avenue to exercise that right, even though he is willing and otherwise able to meet Colorado’s permit requirements.
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Wheelgun Wednesday: The Shot That Was Never Supposed to Happen
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A little over eleven years ago, at a time I was letting it be known I was looking for a Model 57 Smith & Wesson with a 4-inch barrel—I already had one with a 6-inch barrel I’d bought back in the 1980s from the old John Jovino gun store in New York City—I got a message from a pal who spotted one being advertised in an online shooters’ group to which I belonged. |
Compact, Modular, and Now Ported: Archon Type B Ported Review
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The Archon Type B Ported is an innovative, highly modular handgun built around a design that prioritizes fast follow-up shots, low recoil, and practical versatility. While the original Type B has been available for years, this ported version adds slide and barrel cuts that help reduce muzzle rise without significantly disrupting the shooter’s sight picture. Combined with Archon’s AF-Speedlock action, this is a very flat-shooting compact handgun.
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SilencerCo Factory Tour: The Sound of Precision
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SilencerCo is the 800-pound gorilla in the suppressor industry, and their legendary Sparrow 22 often tops our charts, so we had to see how they make it. From humble beginnings in an old bakery where flour fell from the rafters when deliveries came, to a 37,000 sq. ft. factory with 65 CNC machines and four CNC welders, Utah-based SilencerCo is more than advanced manufacturing, product quality, and customer-focused operations.
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