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NICS Gun Sales Up 45 %, Highest November on Record
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Buoyed by a contentious national election cycle and continued buzz over gun bans and civil unrest, firearms sales shot to a new record last month. One of the best indicators of firearms sales, the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System logged 3,602,296 checks in November, an increase of 41 percent over the figure of 2,545,863 for November 2019. |
FL: Lakeland Gun Show Draws In Crowds After Nearly A Year
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Jack Shubert has been collecting guns ever since he was 18 years old. He buys and sells old guns and ammo. He collects plenty of antique guns. Some are more than 100-years-old. Shubert had been attending the Lakeland Gun Show ever since it started nearly 50 years ago. His love of guns drew him to become a member of the Lakeland Gun Club. He has even served as its president four times.
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Top 10 Hunting Rifles Under $1,000
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If you’re in the market for a new hunting rifle, now’s the time to strike. Lucky for you, there are lots of great hunting rifles that cost less than $1,000, all of which are capable of churning out groups under an inch with the right shooter and the right load. We can all agree it’s been a trying year, and as we approach the end of 2020, we think it’s high time to treat yourself to a new hunting rifle. Here’s a look at 10 of the best guns under a $1,000. |
Federal FireStick Earns Guns & Ammo “Innovation of the Year” Award
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The Federal FireStick is pretty cool, and if you’re a gun person and don’t know about it, you should. It’s a plastic capsule containing propellant, and it’s meant to be used in muzzleloading rifles. And if you think about it, it represents a natural progression from the pelletized propellants which have dominated the muzzleloading market in recent decades. |
Tyler Gun Works .22 Magnum Ruger Bearcat
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Bill Ruger apparently always looked back into history to find inspiration for many of his projects. In 1958, probably after studying the Remington .31 cap-n-ball pocket pistol, Bill did the same thing as he had done with the Single-Six. He brought out an up-to-date .22 version and called it — this also came from history, cars not guns this time — the “Bearcat” after the Stutz Bearcat automobile. It was fitting such a beautiful car would lend its name to Ruger’s second .22 revolver. |
History of 454 Casull Ammo
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For those who love big bore revolvers, the .454 Casull (pronounced like KA-sool) is often a favorite. Longer than the .45 Long Colt and much more powerful, this ammunition spent more than half of its life as a popular wildcat, not becoming a standard, factory round until it’d been in the handloader arena for over 40 years. |
Gun Review: Taurus G3c
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The Taurus G3 was the start of a new lineup. A duty-sized pistol, it was just the item you needed for a daily holster-carry sidearm. But those who prefer a more-compact version are now all set with the G3c. The Taurus G3c subcompact pistol has all the features of its bigger brother, with the smaller size an everyday carrier needs. |
NJ: NRA Sues New Jersey Over Concealed Carry Law
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The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action and the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs, which is NRA’s affiliate in New Jersey, filed a lawsuit today against the state of New Jersey for a restrictive law that essentially denies law-abiding gun owners the right to a concealed carry permit. “It’s outrageous that law-abiding people are being denied their right to self-defense by arbitrary means,” said Amy Hunter, spokeswoman for the NRA. “Statistics show that self-defense situations come up quickly and without warning. Time and time again, we hear stories about good people who have saved lives because they were carrying a firearm. |
OH: Ohio- Senate Committee to Consider No Duty to Retreat Legislation
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On Wednesday, the Senate Government Oversight and Reform Committee will consider No Duty to Retreat Legislation, Senate Bill 383. Please contact committee members and ask that they SUPPORT Senate Bill 383. Senate Bill 383 strengthens Ohio’s self-defense laws by stating that individuals have no duty to retreat from a place that they are lawfully present before using force in defense of themselves or others. Previously the law only applied to residences and vehicles, however SB 383 expands that to allow for law-abiding gun owners to be able to defend themselves without being required to retreat from any place they are allowed to be.
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Democrat Raphael Warnock Mocks Christians in Support of Gun-Control ~ VIDEO
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Running against Georgia Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler, Democrat challenger Raphael Warnock chooses to insult his way to the Senate. Georgia lawmakers enacted the Safe Carry Protection Act in 2014. Due to the number of attacks in Gun-Free Zones, the Safe Carry Protection Act was created to give people The ability to defend themselves and not become soft targets in such places as churches, school zones, and government buildings.
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USCCA Announces Partnership With Disabled American Veterans
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The U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) is proud to announce a new partnership with DAV (Disabled American Veterans), a nonprofit organization that provides a lifetime of support for veterans and their families. The USCCA – which is the largest and fastest-growing organization focused on providing self-defense education, training and legal protection to more than half a million responsible American gun owners – is launching a long-term fundraising effort for DAV through its website where customers can add a donation in their cart when purchasing merchandise through the online store.
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Several State Gun Rights Leaders Urge GA Voters to Back Perdue, Loeffler
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Gun rights leaders from nearly a dozen states have sent an open letter to voters in Georgia, urging them to re-elect Republican U.S. Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler in order to retain a GOP majority in the Senate.
“We are beyond concerned about the vows by anti-gun extremists to gut the Second Amendment and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms,” the letter says, “if or when the Biden/Harris team is installed in the White House.
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MA: Gun License Delays Prompt Lawsuit, Legislation
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Some local police are refusing to process firearms licenses amid the surge in COVID-19 infections, according to gun rights groups, which are pushing to temporarily ease requirements during the pandemic. While there's no statewide data available, gun rights groups say some communities have all but stopped fingerprinting applicants for new and renewed licenses, as required by state law. That's created a logjam of requests that aren't being processed, they say. |
Review: Henning Competition Basepads
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The Henning Group is a U.S. firearms manufacturer and international distributor located at the base of the Rocky Mountains in Longmont, Colo. Behind the company is champion IPSC and USPSA shooter Henning Wallgren, who was doing the splits on action-shooting stages many years before some newer competitive shooters were crawling. The shop started in 2006 and has continued to increase its product line since. Wallgren was semi-retired for a while, but can now be found shooting not only his local club matches but many Sectional, Area and recently the USPSA Nationals. He knows what competitive shooters need and has developed many accessories for the USPSA market. |
Gun Rights Groups Challenge Maryland Gun Ban in Federal Court
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The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and its sister organization, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA), have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the state of Maryland’s ban on common semiautomatic rifles. The lawsuit was filed today in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland and captioned Bianchi, et al. v. Frosh, et al. Partnering with SAF and CCRKBA in the case are the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), a commercial business and several individual citizens. |
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