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Winchester Enigma
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In 1963 I learned life is not fair. Bruce had been absent a week. A lot of classes to miss. A lot to make up. But then he returned, a broad grin splitting cheeks red from November’s wind. Details came soon enough. He’d been given — given! — a Winchester 94 .30-30, and hied off with his father to the clan’s deer camp in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. There, on opening day, he’d used his new rifle to kill an eight-point buck — an eight-pointer!
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Rule 4 in Real Life: The Danger of Hitting Bystanders
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Like so many things in the self-defense community, the issue of hitting bystanders with defensive gunfire is somewhat contested as to how real or pertinent a danger it proves to be. In my assessment, most leading experts in the firearms training field focus heavily on accountability with your shooting. Every round hits something, so being cognizant of what is behind, in front of, or around your target is of paramount importance. However, some “experts” seem to dismiss the issue as perhaps an important consideration but an unlikely eventuality, suggesting that it rarely happens. So, what is the truth regarding the possibility of hitting bystanders? Does it happen? Is it a pressing concern? |
Rifleman Report: Personal Choice
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Choice is an essential part of any healthy relationship. As Americans, we are free to select our mates, determine the size of our families, decide where and how to live, settle on our vocations, vote for our governmental representatives and buy the material goods that suit our needs and desires. Within that last category exist more than 7,400 print consumer magazines, and the one you hold in your hands has recently been ranked as high as 19th among them in terms of its circulation. That’s a powerful statement as to the choice that Americans continue to make regarding the importance of firearms, optics, ammunition and related gun accessories in their lives.
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Clear Thinking About Taxing Guns
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We are strange creatures. We see the world and build mental models of how the world works. Soon, those models become more significant to us than reality itself. That is dangerous when so much of our “experience” is from the news and entertainment media. We think our tiny screens show us what is really happening in the world. We want to be careful about what we put into our heads. |
Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail Ammo: FMJ-BT Bullets Explained
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As with any full metal jacket bullet, the FMJ boat tail is fully (or mostly) encased in copper or another hard metal or material. Roughly resembling the shape of a boat, boat tails are named for their designed tapered rear when viewed from the side. This bullet type is commonly used for competition shooting due to their easy assembly. These rounds tend to be easy to assemble without denting, nicking or scratching the bullet surface – and any tiny imperfection can lead to unwanted bullet performance, or can even cause issues with the casing. |
MO: Missouri- Two Committees Hearing Pro-Gun Bills
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Tomorrow, at 10:30AM, the Senate General Laws committee will hear House Bill 1462, to reduce areas where law-abiding citizens are left defenseless. Then, at 1:00PM, the Senate Insurance and Banking Committee will hear Senate Bill 1048, to discourage banks from discriminating against the firearm industry. If you wish to find information on attending the hearings, click here. |
RI: Rhode Island- Legislature Coming Out Full Force Against Ocean State Gun Owners
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The Statehouse is back open, and anti-gun politicians are planning to take it out on law-abiding gun owners this week. Both the House and the Senate Judiciary Committees are planning marathon gun bill hearings on Wednesday and Thursday respectively. This latest onslaught contains over two dozen bills each night, and while there are a few pro-gun bills on the agenda, the vast majority of the agenda is filled with severe restrictions on the Second Amendment, including magazine and semi-auto bans. |
Smith & Wesson: Becoming A Solid Value Option
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Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. (NASDAQ:SWBI) is an American manufacturer and marketer of firearms. After a strong fiscal year in 2021, depressed expectations and political uncertainty have led the stock to a bear market. As the company's financial health remains promising and the industry is expected to see moderate growth for the foreseeable future, Smith & Wesson's value proposition is examined in this analysis.
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Elections Will Determine The Long-Term Fate Of The Second Amendment
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Second Amendment supporters are correctly focused on the upcoming mid-term elections, during which a lot of gubernatorial races, state legislature seats, not to mention the entire United States House of Representatives, and 35 seats in the United States Senate (to include the seat vacated by James Inhofe, a longtime Second Amendment champion). But there will be other races to focus on which will have long-term effects on the Second Amendment.
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Senate Hearings Give Little Insight into Judge Jackson’s 2A Position
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Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee held hearings on President Joe Biden’s nomination of D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court. As with other recent Democratic nominees to the Supreme Court, Jackson sought to quell concerns that she would work to undermine or undo the Court’s landmark Second Amendment rulings in District of Columbia v. Heller and McDonald v. Chicago. Gun owners, having been misled by a past Supreme Court nominee, should put little faith in Jackson’s statements.
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IL: Chicago Shootings- 16 Shot, 4 Fatally, in Weekend Violence, CPD Says
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At least 16 people were shot, four fatally, in Chicago weekend violence. A man was killed in a shooting just blocks from Wrigley Field Sunday night, Chicago police said. Police said the 47-year-old victim was standing in an alley in the 3400 block of North Clark Street at about when shots were fired at about 10:15p.m. He was transported by the Chicago Fire Department to Illinois Masonic Medical Center in critical condition with gunshot wounds to the chest and armpit area, where he later died. Authorities have not released the man's identity. Police said no one is in custody and Area Three detectives are investigating. |
PA: Bill to Require Gun Locks on Long Guns Proposed
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A Philadelphia-area Democrat wants to require long guns sold in Pennsylvania to be sold with a locking device. Rep. Darisha Parker, D-Philadelphia, recently introduced House Bill 2435 with several fellow Democrats as co-sponsors. The bill has been referred to the Judiciary Committee. The legislation faces an uphill fight to make it to the House floor. |
MN: Minnesota Lawmakers Propeses Bill to Require License for Gun Owners
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Sen. John Marty, (DFL) Roseville, told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS his proposed bill which would require gun owners to have a license would, in the long run, help save lives. Under Marty’s proposed bill, anyone purchasing a gun at a commercial business, gun shows or through individual sales, would have to acquire a license which would require gun safety education and training similar to what people have to do when they obtain a driver’s license.
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Gun Fight: The Remington 870 vs. The Mossberg 500
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Editor’s note: As hunters and anglers, we don’t agree on everything. We’ve even been known to argue on occasion. That’s why this week is all about figuring out who’s right and who’s just plain wrong. Every day we’ll be posting stories to declare a winner on hunting and fishing’s most important debates—like 870 vs. 500, summer sausage vs. venison jerky, and fly fishing vs. spin fishing. Welcome to Versus Week. |
IL: Illinois Concealed Carry Renewal Backlogs Persist
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A state senator says the same “all hands on deck” approach that Illinois’ governor took to expunge cannabis convictions should be used to clear the backlog of Concealed Carry License applications.
A patchwork of U.S. states have varying degrees of laws dealing with who can or cannot carry a firearm. Most states don’t require a permit for a resident to buy guns or ammo. Other states allow anyone to carry a gun in the open or even concealed without a permit. |
Trudeau’s Gun Control: A Brief Respite for Law Abiding Canadians
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Two years ago, Canada’s Liberal Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, announced a sweeping, immediate ban of thousands of firearm models and variants, imposed unilaterally through Orders in Council. The rationale was that these previously lawful sporting and hunting guns were “military grade assault weapons,” a term that doesn’t exist in Canadian law.
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LA: LaPlace Man Shot in Kenner
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On March 27, 2022, at 3:15 AM, Kenner Police responded to a 911 call in reference to a subject shot in the parking lot of a nightclub located at 3244 Georgia Avenue, Kenner, the Marzaj Cafe. Officers arrived on scene and found the victim, a 27 year-old-male from Laplace, shot in the head. |
Jim Carmichel’s 6.5 Leopard and Other 6.5 Cartridges That Never Gained Popularity
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Editor’s Note: One current fad among outdoorsmen is to bash 6.5mm cartridges, with the 6.5 Creedmoor being the particular target of ire for this vocal minority of malcontents. But the emergence of that cartridge, and the also impressive 6.5×47 Lapua and 6.5 PRC were no accident. There had been a growing trend for decades to come up with the best 6.5mm cartridge that leveraged the recent advancements in ballistic technology. With better powders, bullets and a refined sense of cartridge design, accuracy-obsessed riflemen, like my predecessor as Outdoor Life’s shooting editor, Jim Carmichel, were pushing the boundaries.
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