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History of Wolf Ammo Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Known for its low-cost ammo formerly manufactured in Russia, Wolf's best-selling calibers are steel-cased 7.62x39mm and .223 Remington. Wolf is an importer of ammunition that is manufacturer agnostic, as well as brass and steel agnostic. When you see Wolf Gold, all that means is that these are brass cartridges.

Preview: Holosun AEMS Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Intended for use with long guns, the new Advanced Enclosed Micro Sight (AEMS) is a closed-emitter reflex sight from Holosun that takes advantage of many of the companys premium features. Although it has a side-mounted compartment for one CR2032 battery, the AEMS also employs a solar-powered backup system, giving the unit a run time of up to 50,000 hours from a single battery.

Review: Mossberg MC2sc Pistol
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During early November 2018, Mossberg invited a school bus full of gunwriters to Gunsite Academy. Three days and 10,000 rounds later, the consensus was that Mossberg had done its homework and developed a micro-compact defensive pistol that fit large and small hands very well; a pistol that retailers and consumers could relish. It proved reliable, durable, comfortable to shoot and delivered precision on target that was unexpected from a pistol of less than 20 ounces with a 3.4-inch barrel. That pistol was the MC1sc and it won Shooting Illustrateds Golden Bullseye Award for Handgun of the Year in 2020. Now, after another field test at Gunsite in 2022, Mossberg has a new version of that handgun called the MC2sc.

Grassley Grills Garland on Crime, Firearms, and Bidens Mishandled Crime Strategy
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On Feb. 14, even as the ATF was encouraging jilted lovers to report their exes for firearm violations, Second Amendment champion Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) sent his own message to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, blasting the Department of Justice for mishandling the spike in violent crime. Grassleys letter to Garland took the administration to task for exploiting the historic rise in murder in numerous Democrat-run cities in 2021 as merely one more opportunity to call for gun control that would do nothing to address the dynamics of this crisis.

MO: Justice Department Sues Missouri Over Its Gun Law Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
The Justice Department sued Missouri on Feb. 16 to block state officials from enforcing a law that seeks to make invalid several federal firearms laws. The departments lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri on Wednesday, seeks to block the state from enforcing the law, known as the Second Amendment Preservation Act.

Soros-Backed Prosecutor Seeks Collaboration of Financial Sector to Push Gun Control Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Why would someone who abhors the criminal justice system run for its highest office in the most populous county in the United States? By the looks of things in Los Angeles, the answer is to pursue a radical political agenda and to turn the full weight of a very large and powerful bureaucracy against its principals political and ideological enemies.

BARR: A Canadian-Style Emergency Could Easily Happen Heree/
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On Feb. 14, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave Canadians a Valentines Day present, invoking the draconian Emergencies Act and suspending a wide range of civil liberties otherwise enjoyed by his countrymen. Lest Americans conclude that our constitutional republic is safe from such facially dictatorial actions, they should know that under existing federal laws and the laws of every state, the president or a governor could take similar emergency action at any time they decide an emergency presents itself. COVID has demonstrated this is spades.

NH: Scott Vetoes Sweeping Gun Bill, Offers Compromise Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday vetoed a sweeping gun bill that would ban firearms in hospitals and extend some background checks. The governor said hes concerned some gun owners could get caught up in a cycle as they wait for background checks to clear, so hes offering a compromise.

AL: Alabama House Could Vote Today to End Permit Requirement for Concealed Guns
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The Alabama House of Representatives could vote as soon as today on legislation to do away with the requirement for a person to get a permit to carry a concealed handgun in public. House Speaker Mac McCutcheon said there is a good chance representatives will vote on the bill today, Feb. 22. House Republicans, who hold a lopsided majority in the chamber, have named the legislation as a priority for the year.

Sunbury 250th to Auction Limited Edition Rifles
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The Sunbury Semiquincentennial committee will be offering 48 commemorative Henry rifles as part of a continued fundraising effort, three of which will be raffled off to the public. The guns are being custom built by Rocky Mountain Firearms, in Johnstown, Colorado. Rocky Mountain Firearms is a family-owned business that has done special edition firearms for nearly 20 years, according to committee co-chair, Jody Ocker.

Gun Buyback Event Postponed to April Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Latino Youth Development and Resource Center is partnering with the Upper Room Family Worship Center for a gun buyback event ultimately help reduce violent crime. It was originally scheduled for Tuesday, but will now be postponed to early April.

Rare Gun and Ammunition Sale Celebrates "Worst President Day" Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
A popular gun sales and social media site this week made the move to air its dislike of President Joe Biden by holding a rare sale, offering a discount of 7.5%, equal to the inflation rate. To celebrate the worst president in the history of our nation, we are having the worst sale ever. We decided to basically match inflation at 7.5%, said the site, TacticalS***.com.

POTD: Springfield Arms Co. Double Trigger Navy Model Revolver
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Welcome to todays Photo of the Day! Here we have a unique Springfield Arms Co. Double Trigger Navy Model Revolver made in the earlier 1850s. This time in the gunmaking world was a particularly explosive one because everyone was now trying to make something completely different from their competitors. Why? Because of Patents. This new patent era forced the manufacturer to now come up with original ideas and as a result, there are some (by todays standards) wacky remnants from the past.

NC: Four Indicted for Burglary of Asheville N.C. Firearms Dealer
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A grand jury in Asheville has indicted four individuals on federal charges in connection with the burglary of an Asheville firearms dealer, announced Dena J. King, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina. Vincent C. Pallozzi, Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), Charlotte Field Division, and Chief David Zack of the Asheville Police Department (APD) join U.S. Attorney King in making todays announcement.

OH: Deer Hunting pProposals for 2022-23 Seasons Presented to Ohio Wildlife Council Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
The Ohio Wildlife Council recently presented proposals for the 2022-23 white-tailed deer and wild turkey hunting seasons from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. If approved, deer hunting bag limits will increase in 18 counties including Muskingum County in September 2022. The bag limits for Guernsey and Noble counties would remain the same.

UT: New Utah Study Shows Elk Leave Public Ground During Hunting Season, But Issuing Private-Land Tags Send Them Back Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
A new study from Utah shows that the states elk are feeling the pressure from hunters and responding accordingly. Conducted by Brigham Young University and published last month in the Journal of Wildlife Management, the study found that elk in central Utah reduced their use of public lands by over 30 percent by the middle of rifle season.

Newsom Backs CA Bill Allowing Lawsuits v. Gun Makers, Retailers Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Anti-gun Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom has thrown his political weight behind a bill that will allow California residents to sue gun makers and retailers; legislation based on a Texas abortion statute upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court that allows citizens to sue abortion providers, according to Action News.

USA Today: 2A Groups Using Lawsuits to Roll Back Gun Control Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
On February 22, 2022, USA Today pointed out that Second Amendment groups are rolling back gun control with a multi-faceted lawsuit strategy that is winning the day. According to USA Today, numerous Second Amendment groups and law centers are filing the suits and theyre winning.

Kyle Rittenhouse Launches Group to Hold Media Accountable for Lies Submitted by: David Williamson	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Kyle Rittenhouse announced Monday that he is launching The Media Accountability Project (TMAP) to hold media accountable for lies and defamations. Newsbusters.org noted that Rittenhouse announced the launch of TMAP during an interview with FOX News Tucker Carlson.

ID: Bill would Reimburse Defendants Who Shoot Under Self-defense
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A panel of lawmakers introduced legislation that would strengthen Idahos stand your ground law by requiring counties to reimburse anyone charged in a slaying if a judge or jury concludes they acted in self-defense. Sen. Christy Zito, a Republican from Hammett, said the proposal is needed to protect people like Kyle Rittenhouse, who used an assault-style rifle to shoot three people during a street protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in 2020. Rittenhouse killed Anthony Huber and Joseph Rosenbaum and wounded Gaige Grosskreutz, but he said he acted in self-defense. A jury last year acquitted him of multiple charges including homicide.

IA: Des Moines County is Now a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary. Here's What it Means.
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Des Moines County on Tuesday officially became the 35th county in Iowa to adopt a Second Amendment sanctuary resolution following a unanimous vote by the majority Democrat board of supervisors. For the supervisors and other supporters of the trend being pushed by the Iowa Firearms Coalition, Des Moines County's new Second Amendment sanctuary status is a show of unity across political parties in support of a constitutional right amid concerns over potential federal gun control laws.

KS: Kansas Senate Considers Shielding Firearm Industry from Discrimination by Businesses
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Legislation under consideration by the Kansas Senate would make firearms the first industry protected from discrimination under state law. Senate Bill 482 prohibits state and local government entities from contracting with companies that refuse to trade, engage or have terminated an existing relationship with firearm companies. Firearm industry advocates argued instances of this type of discrimination have risen substantially in the past decade.