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Fully Encapsulated Base Ammo: FEB Bullets Explained
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A fully encapsulated base bullet (FEB) has just what the name implies – a base (usually lead) that is completely surrounded by another harder metal, such as copper. This type of bullet typically has good accuracy and is primarily for indoor shooting ranges. Some manufacturers call this "clean range" ammo, as they use the FEB bullet and a mercury-free primer to create an environmentally friendly bullet.
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AK: Tweed or no tweed, shooting clays for a worthy cause is always a good look
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“I’ll hazard a guess that you’ve been across the pond and shot driven grouse,” I said to the dapper gentleman approaching me, who had been introduced as one of my teammates a bit earlier while sitting at a table with the rest of the team.
It wasn’t until he approached at full height that I noticed his dress — tweed, breeks, “wellies” and necktie. His attire was a replica of the photographs I had seen from field sports magazines and gun books from the British Isles.
“Yes,” he replied, “I have.”
I appreciate the traditions of cultures that occasionally make an appearance on shooting ranges or in the field. Last fall I told Christine that maybe I would start |
Lewis County, WA Sheriff Wants ‘2A Sanctuary’ Declaration
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A county sheriff in Washington state has dropped what could potentially become a political bombshell, considering the prevailing anti-gun sentiment in the state capitol at Olympia, about 20 miles to the north in neighboring Thurston County, by proposing to the Lewis County Commission that it declare the county a “Second Amendment Sanctuary.” |
CCRKBA: New York Subway Slashings Underscore Need for CCW Reform
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Friday’s slashing spree in the New York City subway underscores the need for immediate reform of city and state concealed carry laws so that honest citizens have the ability to fight back and defend themselves against such viciousness, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms said today.
“We know at least three people were violently attacked by several people,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “Fortunately, nobody was killed, but this is a symptom of a larger problem in New York City, which is the perpetuation of a system that is designed to prevent average citizens from being able to resist such brutality.” |
Alabama Sheriff’s Captain Allegedly Fired for Supporting Constitutional Carry
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Alabama state Rep. Shane Stringer (R-Citronelle) was a Mobile County Sheriff’s Office captain until his support for constitutional carry allegedly led Sheriff Sam Cochran to relieve him of his law enforcement position.
AL.com reported that Cochran’s spokeswoman, Lori Myles, said, “Sheriff Sam Cochran made the decisions Wednesday, May 12, because of different political views held by his administration.”
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Hollywood Lectures Gun Owners Yet Again
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Second Amendment-supporting Americans are used to Hollywood elites lecturing them on how best to exercise their rights, but as the calls grow louder, it’s important to listen so you can be prepared to call out their lies. Comedian Samantha Bee recently used her show to label the Second Amendment as “outdated and useless,” and deemed those who exercise this constitutional right as “fragile old men.” |
OR: Second Amendment sanctuaries facing 1st court test in Oregon
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The first court test of whether local governments can ban police from enforcing certain gun laws is playing out in a rural Oregon county, one of a wave of U.S. counties declaring itself a Second Amendment sanctuary. The measure that voters in the logging area of Columbia County narrowly approved last year forbids local officials from enforcing most federal and state gun laws and could impose thousands of dollars in fines on those who try.
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UT: Legislators trying to make Utah a 2nd Amendment sanctuary
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Lawmakers will meet Wednesday in special session, primarily so they can accept more than $1.5 billion in federal coronavirus relief money. But a gun rights issue may sneak onto the agenda. Legislative sources tell The Salt Lake Tribune that there is significant lobbying to persuade Gov. Spencer Cox to include a bill declaring Utah a “Second Amendment sanctuary” on the agenda for this week. |
5 Classic Gun Movies and Their Best Guns
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Some movies are instant classics for their acting, their direction, or their cinematography. Some movies, on the other hand, become cult classics based on the character in the film and the guns they use. While these movies certainly have good acting and direction, they became instant classics in part because of the guns and the main characters' affinity for them. While this list is in no way supposed to be comprehensive, it’s a great starting place for any serious gun connoisseur. In no specific order, let’s check out five classic movies and the guns that made them.
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New for 2021: Bergara Premier Competition Rifle
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Bergara Rifles' latest introduction is designed to give long-range competition shooters a dedicated platform for use in Production Class matches. The Bergara Premier Competition Rifle is loaded with enhancements that will help propel shooters to the top of the match board. “As a brand known for our precision barrels, it’s natural for our customers to want to compete with our guns," said Damon Bungard, BPI Outdoors senior marketing manager. |
Dove-hunting series provides training to inexperienced women
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In collaboration with Yuma Valley Rod & Gun Club, Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) and Sprague’s Sports, the Yuma Trap & Skeet Club is hosting a women's beginner dove-hunting series. The series is scheduled to begin Friday, May 21, with a trap shoot at Adair Shooting Range approximately 15 miles Northeast of Yuma on Hwy 95 from 6-9p.m. Trap shooting targets move away at predictable angles, making them a better choice for beginners.
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Hunting: All things considered, the wild turkey truly is a magnificent bird
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Appearances can be sometimes be deceiving. Scratching under a backyard bird feeder or dusting in a dirt driveway, the wild turkey may seem like little more than a very overgrown chicken. Pecking at his reflection in your chrome bumper or menacing pets and children, Old Tom might make you consider him dull-witted and a nuisance. Before you judge this book by its feathery cover, however, it would be wise to know a little more about this remarkable bird.
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IL: Gun used in deadly Chicago-area shootings has long history
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A gun that a man used to kill five people in January shootings in Chicago and a nearby suburb was used in as many five other shootings since 2009, according to a published report. The Chicago Tribune reported Saturday that documents released to the paper in response to an open records request revealed that shell casings and ballistic tests were used in the other shootings on the city's South Side that left five people injured, though none died.
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