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The Reason Hunters Miss
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April, 1929. The Chowgarh tigers — by their sign an old tigress with a grown cub — had killed at least four dozen people. Ranging over 1,500 square miles of mountainous forest in northern India, they had tested the skills and resolve of hunter Jim Corbett. Then, unexpectedly near a remote village, he got his chance. Directed by reports from a local herdsman, he eased into thick cover. Suddenly a bovine leg was thrust up from the bush. Growls followed. |
12 U.S. Soldiers Compete in ISSF World Championships in Baku
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Twelve Soldiers from the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit will compete in the 2023 International Shooting Sports Federation World Championship in Baku, Azerbaijan August 14 - September 1 as part of USA Shooting’s 40 athlete-team.
The ISSF World Championships includes a number of rifle, pistol and shotgun events where more than 1200 athletes from 101 nations will vie for the title of World Champion in their shooting discipline. It is also an opportunity for shooting sports athletes to earn U.S. Olympic Quotas for the 2024 Paris Games.
Olympic Quotas are essentially tickets, or slots, for a country to compete at the Olympics in a specific event. Each country is eligible for two athletes to compete in each event at the Games.
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FPC Files Appellate Response Brief in Lawsuit Challenging New Jersey Restrictions on Bearing Arms
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Today, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced the filing of its response brief with the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in its lawsuit challenging multiple aspects of the New Jersey gun control law passed to severely restrict the ability of those with carry permits from actually being able to carry their firearms in public. The brief is the latest step in New Jersey’s appeal after the district court judge ruled in favor of FPC and issued a preliminary injunction against multiple sections of the law. The brief in Koons v. Platkin can be viewed at FPCLaw.org. |
Introduction To The Glock Shooting Sports Foundation
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Introduced in the mid-1980s, the innovative polymer-frame Glock G17 semi-automatic pistol was a ground-breaking engineering feat that launched Glock as a firearms maker. But Glock didn’t stop there. Over lunch in Smyrna, Ga., many years back, when Glock was introducing the new G26, G27, G28 and G29 pistols, I asked Gaston Glock why he was introducing new models. He shrugged his shoulders and said, “My people keep telling me to make more models. Smaller, and bigger, and different calibers. It’s keeping me busy.”
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US appeals court rejects Republican-backed challenge to 'ghost gun' rule
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected a bid by a group of Republican-led states and gun rights advocates to block the Biden administration from enforcing a new regulation aimed at reining in privately made firearms called "ghost guns." The St. Louis-based 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that 16 Republican state attorneys general and gun rights organizations had not established they would be irreparably harmed if the rule remained in effect. |
WA: Gov. Inslee commends re-banning of ‘Ghost guns’
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Untraceable “ghost guns” are illegal again, for now. The U.S. Supreme Court granted a stay Aug. 8 of a district court judgment that had invalidated the Biden Administration’s ban on untraceable firearms. The stay has temporarily revived the rule, but the legal challenge is ongoing. |
Guns In America Opens In Step Up Gallery At Mesa Library
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Fine art photographer, Jeff Corwin’s “Guns in America” opens Thursday in Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library. Everyone is invited to attend the opening reception 5:30-7:30 p.m. Jeff will give a gallery talk at 6 p.m. “After my father passed away in 2007, I came across 3 vintage handguns I never knew he owned. Torn between the fact they belonged to my father and my own feelings regarding U.S. policy on gun control, I decided to store them in a lock box and revisit the guns at another time. |
6 Reasons to Cheer the Return of Marlin's Classic 336
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Founded in the 1870s by John Marlin, Marlin Firearms has been making the Model 336 lever-action rifle since 1948. At one time, the Glenfield version was a familiar sight at stores like J.C. Penny and Sears. The 336 has been available over the years with a variety of barrel lengths and stock configurations with more than 4 million making their way into outdoor enthusiasts’ hands. |
New: GForce One 12 Ga Semi-Auto Hunting Shotgun
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Nevada-based GForce Arms has a new inertia-driven shotgun in its catalog just in time for hunting season. The GForce One is a Turkish-made autoloading 12 gauge that accepts both 2.75 and 3-inch shells. Sporting a 28-inch vent ribbed barrel with a HIVIZ front sight, it ships with a 3+1 shell magazine tube installed – which covers most regs for things like upland hunting – as well as a 10+1 shell extension kit for use, for instance, in spring snow goose seasons. It comes standard with five Benelli Crio thread pattern extended chokes (Cyl, Imp Cyl, Mod, Imp Mod, and Full). The furniture is synthetic, while the recoil spring is stainless steel. |
Reviewing Steyr’s C9-A1, A Fantastic Compact 9mm
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All compact pistols are not created equal. The Steyr C9-A1 has combined traditional design elements, new ideas, and Austrian high quality for one fantastic compact carry pistol. Sometimes ideas from faraway places cause me to say, “Why didn’t I think of that?” This pistol combines the best of Glock with that of CZ. What do you get when you combine ideas from these two pistol icons and throw in something new? Follow me in my review of the Steyr today to find out.
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SAF Files Lawsuit Against Maryland "Red Flag" Law
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The Second Amendment Foundation and one of its members, Donald S. Willey, a 64-year-old Marine Corps veteran, have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the so-called “red flag” law enacted by the State of Maryland five years ago. The lawsuit was filed in U.S District Court for the District of Maryland, Northern Division. Defendants are Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown, Dorchester County, Dorchester County Planning and Zoning Director Susan E. Webb, and Dorchester County Sheriff James W. Phillips. All three are sued in their official capacities, and Webb is also being sued personally. |
MS: Mississippi Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday this weekend
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Hunters and gun enthusiasts can save some money this weekend during the Mississippi Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday. The tax holiday is from 12:01 a.m. Friday through midnight Sunday. Sales tax will not be charged during that time on the purchase of firearms, ammunition or hunting supplies — which include archery equipment and holsters, among many other items. |
Firearm Marketing Bans Really About Erasing Next Generation's Gun Rights
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California and Illinois laws that have banned advertising lawmakers in those two states consider to be targeted at minors doesn’t have anything to do with increasing public safety. It doesn’t have anything to do with fighting the criminal misuse of firearms. The laws are intended to do one thing – convince the next generation of Americans that the Second Amendment doesn’t exist. |
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