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22 LR vs 22 Mag: Kings of the Rimfire Round Table
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If you’re like most shooters in North America, it’s likely that the first shot you took with a firearm was a 22 Long Rifle (22 LR).
The 22 Long Rifle (22 LR) is one of the most popular cartridges across North America and likely the world. Its low recoil and extremely low cost per round make it ideal for training new shooters or spending a whole afternoon at the range plinking without breaking the bank. |
Review: Extar EP9 The world of polymer large frame pistols now has a new star
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The Extar EP9 is an ultra-lightweight, 9 mm, large-format pistol perfect for home defense. Weighing in at slightly more than 4 pounds and being less than 24 inches in length, it’s an extremely agile firearm with familiar MSR-style controls. Extar is a family-owned and operated American company founded by a long-time engineer and polymer-injection-molding expert. Extar sources all the raw materials required for manufacturing and creates each firearm from the ground up at its Arizona facility. It controls the manufacturing of parts, assembly, quality control and marketing, and sells directly to consumers. |
300 Blackout vs 556 NAT0
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The 300 Blackout and 5.56x45mm NATO are two of the most popular cartridges commonly chambered in AR-15 rifles, which means if you are looking to buy a new AR, then you may also be considering 300 Blackout vs 556. Without all the facts, it’s hard to make an informed decision. So to help, let’s take a close look at the history of the 300 Blackout and the 5.56 NATO, their ballistics, practical application, and their suitability for suppressed fire. |
All of the Power, 20% Less Recoil – The New P320-XTEN COMP from SIG
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Compensated pistols and firearms with ported slides and barrels are gaining popularity within the handgun market, and this popularity is well-deserved due to their effective performance. While they may amplify the noise when fired indoors, these features significantly speed up follow-up shot speed in hunting and self-defense scenarios by reducing recoil. SIG Sauer has just announced the new P320-XTEN COMP as their solution for those who prefer the punch of a 10mm semi-automatic pistol but desire greater recoil control.
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Vote Them Out
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Gun prohibitionists are a relentless lot and in 11 months, you — yeah, you — have a chance to stop them cold. All you have to do is make sure you are registered to vote at your present address and then make sure you vote. By now, you should know this column doesn’t accept lame excuses. No dog will eat your ballot and no elephant is going to sit on your car on Election Day.
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Review: Extar EP9
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The Extar EP9 is an ultra-lightweight, 9 mm, large-format pistol perfect for home defense. Weighing in at slightly more than 4 pounds and being less than 24 inches in length, it’s an extremely agile firearm with familiar MSR-style controls.
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MI: Bills to ban gun possession for misdemeanor violent crimes headed to Whitmer's desk
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People convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence would face a nearly decade-long firearm ownership ban under bills that have cleared the Michigan House of Representatives. Senate Bill 471, introduced by state Sen. Stephanie Chang, D — Detroit, Senate Bill 528, introduced by state Sen. Sue Shink, D — Northfield Twp., and House Bill 4945, introduced by state Rep. Amos O’Neal, D — Saginaw, all passed 58-52, legislative records showed. Reps. Mark Tisdel, R — Rochester Hills, and Tom Kuhn, R — Troy, crossed over to vote with Democrats to make it a bipartisan effort.
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Gun Owners in Illinois Are Now Required to Register Assault Weapons. What Happens if They Don’t?
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In the month that owners of guns classified by Illinois as assault weapons have had to register their firearms with the state, 2,430 individuals have done so. It’s impossible to know how many Illinois residents own the guns and parts they’re required to register under the Protect Illinois Communities Act. An Illinois State Police spokesman declined to share a projection. The number is likely multiples more than have registered, considering the popularity of AR-15-style guns and the 2.4 million Illinoisians with Firearm Owners Identification cards.
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SIG SAUER’s New TANGO-DMR 5-30×56 Tactical Riflescope
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SIG SAUER just announced a new tacitcal riflescope, the TANGO-DMR 5-30×56. It’s available in your choice of either MOA or MRAD DEV-L Christmas tree reticles. While not inexpensive, an MSRP of $1,499 for a first focal plane scope with these specs and features seems downright reasonable.
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Utah residents charged with gun crimes, trying to send guns to Arizona, then Mexico
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Four Salt Lake County residents face accusations of participating in the purchase of or attempted purchase of many firearms in Utah and attempting to supplying them to Mexico. Jose Manuel Barbosa Torres, 36, of West Valley City, Utah; Armando Figueroa Jr., 20, of Magna, Utah; Cecilio Luis Arriaga, 27, of West Valley City; and Iliana Dennis, 20, of West Valley City, were charged in a sealed indictment last month, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Utah.
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9 Things to Take to the Range That Aren’t Guns or Ammo
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I’ve shot at a lot of gun ranges over the years, and each one is different as far as what you can expect and what you need to bring. I’ve been to some really nice indoor ranges where snacks, ammo, targets and everything you might need can be purchased on-site. I’ve been to fancy outdoor ranges with electronic scoring systems and steel targets, so I didn’t need my own. And then I’ve been to middle-of-nowhere ranges in the woods that are nothing more than a rickety wooden bench and a dirt berm.
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