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MI: Reward Offered After Theft of 40 guns From Saginaw Shop
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A $5,000 reward is being offered in the theft of about 40 guns from a mid-Michigan weapons store.
The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives and the National Shooting Sports Foundation posted the reward Friday following a break-in at Showtime Guns & Ammo Sales in Saginaw.
ATF says the four masked men broke into the store about 3 a.m. Friday.
Saginaw Township Police Lt. Rick Herren says surveillance cameras captured video of the thieves. |
It’s ‘Nat’l Shooting Sports Month’—Gun Rights Are in the Crosshairs
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August is “National Shooting Sports Month,” complete with a statement from the White House encouraging Americans to participate “in recreational and sport shooting activities to continue to learn from this tradition and to promote a culture of safety and responsibility,” but in Washington State, that means anti-gunners are working to elect local lawmakers who will help erode Second Amendment rights.
The Seattle-based Alliance for Gun Responsibility, a billionaire-backed gun prohibition lobbying group, sent out an email blast with a link to its website revealing the names of 28 candidates being endorsed for this year’s local election primaries. |
TX: Woman Says Wrestled Gun From Boyfriend, Shot Him
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A woman shot her boyfriend in what she says was self defense on Friday night, according to a release from the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. The man, she told the sheriff's office, was holding her against her will. She struggled with him and managed to get the gun away from him and shoot him. She locked herself in the garage and called 9-1-1, authorities said. |
OR: Second Amendment Rally Brings Alt-right Speaker to Coos Bay
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On Saturday, Aug. 10, a group of Second Amendment rights defenders have invited Joey Gibson from the group Patriot Prayer to speak at a rally on the Coos Bay Boardwalk. The event is being hosted by Oregon Second Amendment Sanctuary, Patriot Prayer, The Rob Taylor Report and Coos County Watchdog. The rally will begin at 3 p.m. and last until 5 p.m. Following the rally a potluck will be held from 6 to 10 p.m. at the North Bend Community Center. |
AZ: Ducey Plans Renewal of Gun-Control Measure
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Calling it the best way to prevent mass shootings, Gov. Doug Ducey is renewing his bid to allow judges to take away guns of people believed to be a danger to themselves or others and have them held for mental examination. “I’m disappointed we haven’t gotten more done on school safety,” the governor told Capitol Media Services, citing additional funding for counselors and school resource officers. “I definitely think more needs to be done.”
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MI: Victim shoots, Injures Suspects in Attempted Robbery
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The victim of an attempted robbery thwarted three perpetrators Thursday night firing shots and injuring two of them on the city’s west side. Detroit police have arrested the suspects. According to police, around 9 p.m. in the 8200 block of Woodlawn, the victim, a 49-year-old man, was standing outside when he saw men in a blue Buick. He told police that he saw the men trying to rob someone else and then they turned their attention to him.
As the three men attempted to rob the victim, a CPL holder, he retrieved his gun and fired shots. As the men attempted to leave, they put their car in reverse and hit a building.
The victim was not injured. |
FL: Sarasota Military Academy hosts camp for residents to fine-tune their shooting
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The Sarasota Military Academy hosted the junior air-rifle camp conducted by the Civilian Marksmanship Program. The week-long camp gave young Sarasota residents a chance to learn or improve on their skills by working directly with counselors who participate in the sport at a collegiate level.
Young Sarasota residents — ranging from beginners to experienced competitors looking for a spot on a collegiate team — gathered for a week-long camp teaching them how to improve techniques and consistency in their marksmanship skills.
The junior air-rifle camp, hosted by the C.M.P., took place this week at the Sarasota Military Academy with a score of teens receiving training from counselors made up of collegiate-level shooters. |
IL: Gun Sanctuary Proposal Presented
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The Union County Board of Commissioners has been asked to consider a proposal to formally voice opposition to the enactment of any legislation that would infringe on the right of people to keep and bear arms. The issue was on the agenda at last Friday morning’s regular meeting of the Union County Board of Commissioners. |
Supreme Court May Hear Case That Could Leave The 2A In Disarray
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North Carolina-based Remington Arms has asked the Supreme Court to decide, once and for all, if gun manufacturers should be held responsible for crimes committed with their product. Remington has been in a drawn out legal battle with a survivor and families of the Sandy Hook shooting that took place in Sandy Hook, Connecticut in 2012. The gunman used a Bushmaster XM15-E2S, commonly referred to as an AR-15, to carry out his attack that left 26 dead, including 20 children and seven adults. One of the victims was his mother. |
PM Laments US shootings, Fischer Slams NRA
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has expressed his deep sadness over the "terrible and evil" shooting massacre which has left at least 20 people dead in the US. A gunman armed with an assault-rifle killed 20 people and wounded 26 at a crowded Walmart in El Paso, Texas before being arrested on Saturday.
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Feds Charge 90, Nab Dozens Of Guns And $1 Million In Baltimore Drug Raids
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Federal authorities have charged 90 people, nabbed 51 guns and seized $1 million as well as huge amounts of illegal drugs as a result of drug raids in Baltimore. Baltimore’s U.S. District Attorney announced the news of the July operations early Saturday morning. The raids were the result of law enforcement cooperation between federal, state and municipal authorities, Fox News reported.
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The Second-Amendment Case for Gun Control
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The past week’s string of horrific mass shootings already have triggered a predictable set of reactions from across the political spectrum—but especially among Republicans. GOP leaders typically frame the question of gun violence as an outgrowth of personal or cultural pathologies—mental health, the decline of family values, and video game addiction, among other maladies. Focusing the debate on these issues conveniently deflects attention from any government efforts to effectively regulate access to guns, which Republican politicians and the conservative donor class regard as both counterproductive and contrary to the original understanding of the Second Amendment. |
Adam Kraut Turns Down Newly Opened NRA Board of Director Seat
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In 2016, I began a campaign to run for the NRA Board of Directors by petition of the members. The idea to run for the Board started with a conversation between myself and two Board Members at the Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg that February. Those two Board Members were amongst those who recently resigned. After many phone calls, questions, and a lot of thought, I decided the pursue a seat, in the hopes that I would be able to lend some new ideas and a different take on issues of the Organization. |
NY: Gun Control Protesters Take to Times Square After Mass Shootings
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Marchers outraged by the latest mass shootings took to 42nd Street and brought their message to Times Square to announce that “enough is enough” when it comes to gun violence. “We have a powerful movement around this whole country that represents what a majority of Americans now believe,” said Dianne Rinaldo, a member of the New York City leadership team for Moms Demand Action. “That the NRA must be put aside, and we must vote for laws that will keep our communities safe and respect the second amendment.” |
RI: Deer Permits for 2019-20 Hunting Season Now on Sale
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The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) announces that permits for the deer hunting season, including the “All Outdoors” package, will go on sale starting Thursday, Aug. 1, online or at local sales agents. Deer permits are sold as antlered deer (buck) permits or antlerless deer permits. Hunters must have the appropriate deer permit in their possession to legally harvest any antlered or antlerless deer. Deer permits are available as individual purchases or resident hunters may purchase one “All Outdoors” package permit for use in Zones 1 and 2 to take up to seven deer during the established seasons.
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History of 17 HM2 Ammo
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In 2004, the Hornady Manufacturing Company introduced the .17 Hornady Mach 2 (.17 HM2) using a .22 LR case that had been extended and necked down. This cartridge should not be mistaken for the Hornady .17 HMR, which is based on the case of a .22 Magnum. The .17 HM2 is designed to take varmint at 100 yards or more, and performs the task admirably. It develops a similar amount of energy as the .22 LR in foot pounds, but it travels at a higher velocity – resulting in a flatter bullet trajectory. |
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