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WATCH: Good Samaritan Drags Houston Officer to Safety During Shootout
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A good Samaritan came to the rescue Saturday, grabbing a wounded Houston police officer by his duty vest and dragging him to safety as a carjacking suspect was shooting at the officer.
ABC 13 reported that the good Samaritan, John Lally, and another officer pulled the wounded officer to safety, then Lally stayed with him and encouraged him during the wait for paramedics.
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SCOTUS Hears Case on Preventing Domestic Abusers from Owning Guns
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The justices of the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case regarding gun ownership restriction. They questioned how best to clarify legal language so that firearms are not owned by people with dangerous histories.
Last year, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a law prohibiting known domestic abusers from owning firearms, claiming that the law violated the Second Amendment. This ruling was based on language established in three prior Supreme Court rulings, in which it was specified that “not responsible” people should not be allowed to own firearms under the First Amendment.
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NY: Outdoors calendar- Southern Zone regular big game season opens Nov. 18
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Here is a list of upcomming events for outdoor and firearms enthusiaists.
Nov. 11-17 – Crossbow season in the Southern Zone, in conjunction with the early archery season.
Nov. 14 - Niagara Musky Association monthly meeting at the Eldredge Club, 17 Broad St., Tonawanda, starting at 7 p.m. Guest speaker Scott Kitchen will talk about Buffalo Harbor stocking and the new proposed Buffalo-Niagara hydrokinetic project in the upper river. Open to the public.
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Parkland Parents, Of Son Died In Shooting, Sues United States Over Gun Policies
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Manuel and Patricia Oliver, whose son Joaquin was killed in the 2018 Parkland shooting, have sued the U.S. government, alleging its gun policies infringe on human rights. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of 17-year-old Joaquin, contends that the U.S.’s facilitation of high-risk firearm sales to unfit civilians and its failure to implement effective gun control measures contributed to his death.
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Fifth Circuit Panel Hands Biden’s ATF Major Defeat on Final Rule
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In a unanimous ruling that included a strong concurring opinion, a three-judge panel in the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives illegally promulgated its controversial “Final Rule” on firearm receivers and remanded the case back to the District Court for reconsideration.
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Mauser “Broomhandle” Pistols in Ireland: An Update
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While caring for his ailing sister in Dublin during the 1970s, Major Richard J. (“Dick”) Keogh, a retired U.S. Army ordnance officer, found that he had time on his hands. The Keogh family had immigrated to New England from Ireland in the early 20th century, but his sister had returned to Ireland and had undergone surgery.
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Giffords Continues to Mislead Women on Guns
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The Giffords group is at it again with their anti-gun rhetoric. Most of the time, it’s not worth commenting on, but this time, they’ve revealed themselves in a way that must be called out. If only their members would recognize how they are being misled. The interesting thing about these anti-gun groups is that they have found a way to make human violence the fault of the gun and completely remove the responsibility from destructive people who commit acts of violence by pulling the trigger.
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Review: Benelli’s New And Improved Montefeltro Shotgun
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Since its 1983 debut, Benelli’s Montefeltro shotgun has been a staple for clay target shooting and upland bird hunting. Earlier this year, Benelli released a revamped version of its classic semi-automatic scattergun with updated ergonomics and improved performance. The modernized model marks the first redesign of the Montefeltro since 2004. |
There IS a Timer in a Gunfight
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Spend enough time on the internet, and you will encounter someone who opposes the use of shot timers in training and practice. Sooner or later you will encounter a statement to the effect of, “There ain’t no timers in a gunfight!” To the beginner, this may sound like wisdom. “It’s true,” one might think, “There aren’t any electronic shot timers in a gunfight.” |
Golden Tiger Ammo Review: FMJ Plinking Gold
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You’ve seen recommendations for Golden Tiger ammo in gun forums and experts like us. Unfortunately, there aren’t extensive reviews of the ammo here in the States. I’m about to review my personal experience with Golden Tiger ammo. It was easy to find, cheap for buying in bulk, and high-quality.
However, you can still find high-quality and low-cost rifle ammo. Check out our rifle ammo selection HERE, or keep reading to learn why everyone recommends Golden Tiger ammo.
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Understanding Our Feelings
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We’ve had a good discussion this morning on social media about why some guns just feel better to us than others, and we realize that what feels good to me may not feel good to you. Feeling good, of course, should always translates into the gun with which we do our best shooting. Here are my thoughts on the subject.
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