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The Prelude to World War II: The Spanish Civil War and Today's America
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America is definitely not Europe, but we can find a number of parallels between European history and contemporary America. For example, we’ve previously written about the Italian Years of Lead as a possible template for urban unrest and low-level inter-tribal warfare in the United States. Another example of how things might play out in the United States is the Spanish Civil War.
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‘Virtual’ GRPC Gets Huge Audience; ‘Biggest Gun Rights Gathering Ever’
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It was the biggest “gathering” of gun rights activists in the world, according to Alan Gottlieb, founder and executive vice president of the Second Amendment Foundation, which co-sponsored the 35th annual Gun Rights Policy Conference completely online to an audience that continues to grow as more people watch it on video.
SAF brought the conference to life with the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms completely online for the first time in history.
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Ammo Sales Up 139 Percent, Says NSSF
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Firearm and ammunition sales skyrocketed in 2020, with the National Shooting Sports Foundation reporting a 139 percent average increase in ammunition sales and a 95 percent increase in firearms sales. Speaking at the Gun Rights Policy Conference, held virtually Sept. 19 and Sept. 20, NSSF President and CEO Joe Bartozzi highlighted the industry's changing landscape in his State of the Industry address. During his speech, Bartozzi gave a quick briefing on notable statistics regarding gun ownership and sales since January, including results from recent surveys sent to retail partners.
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Keeping Up With Cartridges
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“That can’t be right,” thought I, but another count yielded the same sums. Just the first 18 years of this century have coughed up 50 new centerfire rifle cartridges. During the entire 20th century, from the debut of the Mannlicher-Schoenauer rifle to the Remington 700 in .300 Ultra Mag, there were 80 new cartridges. |
Review: Mossberg MC2c
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In recent years, the firearms industry has changed drastically and one company that has evolved to meet 21st century demands the most is Mossberg. For years, Mossberg has been known for affordable .22 LR rifles and its excellent Mossberg 500 shotgun. Mossberg has carved itself a niche for centerfire boltaction rifles, AR-15 rifles and most recently the company has entered the most active segment of the market—defensive pistols. Recently, I tested seven concealed-carry pistols for women and was quite impressed with Mossberg’s re-entry into the pistol market. |
KY: Protester Arrested for Brandishing Gun Acted In Self Defense, Lawyer Says, May Sue Police
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ALouisville protester and man driving a car both pulled out their firearms on Friday, but questions remain regarding who was the victim and who was the instigator. The altercation happened following a demonstration at Attorney General Daniel Cameron's office. After calling for Cameron to charge the Louisville Metro police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, many protestors continue onto the streets. As some walked down Hurstbourne Parkway, a brown sedan moved into the left turn lane and abruptly stopped.
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NE: Nebraska Democrat Smears Veteran Who Committed Suicide As White Supremacist After Alleged Self-Defense Shooting
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Without offering any evidence, Nebraska state Sen. Megan Hunt accused an Omaha man who committed suicide Sunday of maintaining white supremacist ties because he shot a black man who had been allegedly involved in attacking his business. Jake Gardner, a white Omaha bar owner and former U.S. Marine, committed suicide on Sunday after he was indicted by a grand jury last week with “manslaughter, attempted first-degree assault, terroristic threats, and weapon use” for shooting a black man, James Scurlock, on May 30. At the time, Gardner was defending his bar, The Gatsby, against protestors and rioters who threw objects at the windows.
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Joe Biden Told Voters the Second Amendment DOES NOT Protect an Individual Right
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During a September 2019 “townhall” hosted by New Hampshire ABC affiliate WMUR, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made clear that he does not believe the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms and that the U.S. Supreme Court decision in District of Columbia v. Heller was incorrect. During the event, Biden was asked, “Do you agree with the D.C. v. Heller decision in regards to protecting the individual right to bear arms that are in common use and which are utilized for lawful purposes?”
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Review: Matt's Bullets Comfort Plinker .38 Special Ammo
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If you have a lightweight .38 Special or .357 Magnum revolver, you know that shooting full-power ammunition can sometimes be unpleasant or downright painful. I know this all too well. I have two Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers with lightweight scandium/aluminum frames chambered in .357 Magnum. Firing a full-powered .357 Magnum in these gun is a new experience in pain. Even standard .38 Special ammo can be painful because the guns are so light.
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Parson Shows the Show Me State Support for the Second Amendment
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The elections for the United States Senate and the White House are both drawing a great deal of attention, especially with the vacancy now present on the Supreme Court. But this is no reason to ignore gubernatorial races – which are taking place in a number of states across the country. One of those states is Missouri, where Mike Parson is running for a term in his own right. Parsons was elected Lieutenant Governor in 2016, but took over the top office after Eric Greitens resigned following a dubious indictment.
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More Evidence That Biden Doesn’t Care About the Fact
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Presidential hopeful Joe Biden claimed in a recent tweet that bans on semi-automatic firearms, mislabeled as “assault weapons,” save lives, despite the fact that research has proven the contrary. “26 years ago today, the Senate passed 10-year bans on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines—it was an effort I was proud to champion. These bans saved lives, and Congress should have never let them expire. As president, I’ll take on the [National Rifle Association] and we’ll ban them once again,” read Biden’s tweet.
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Hawaii- Two New Gun Control Bills Become Law
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This week was the deadline for Governor Ige to sign or veto legislation on his desk. Governor Ige signed SB 3054, and HB 2744 went into law without his signature, due to his failure to veto the measure. Both bills are effective upon approval and are now state law.
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MI: High demand — uncertainty amid pandemic causes firearm and ammo shortages
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The coronavirus pandemic, growing turmoil surrounding racial inequality demonstrations and the impending presidential election have all contributed to a perfect storm resulting in a shortage of firearms, according to Randy Brown of Randy’s Hunting Center.
“True hunting equipment isn’t in a shortage, but the ammunition and firearms certainly are,” Brown said.
Although Randy’s Hunting Center has a decent inventory currently, Brown said you can’t base your thoughts of the market on his inventory levels, because other companies are struggling.
“Everybody’s shelves are bare,” Brown said. |
Fall 2020 Hunting Season Begins In Transylvania County
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Every year, early September marks the beginning of the hunting season in North Carolina. Transylvania County has a mixture of both private and public land, where hunters can hunt for their game of choice. Hunting is enjoyed by many as a heritage sport, but the benefits of challenge, adventure and organic protein draws interest from a wide range of hunting enthusiasts.
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AL: Registration Opens for Deer Hunting Program at Oak Mountain State Park
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As part of the urban deer management program, Oak Mountain State Park will offer bow hunting beginning in November and running through early February. Officials say consultation with state wildlife biologists and consideration of scientific research data revealed the ongoing need to manage the Oak Mountain State Park herd. Overpopulation of deer causes negative consequences for wildflowers, trees and shrubs in the park, which in turn depletes the food supply for small mammals and nesting birds.
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UPDATE: Rangers arrest Central Texas sheriff
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MARLIN, Texas (KWTX) – Falls County Sheriff Ricky Scaman was arrested Monday by Texas Rangers on warrants charging felony assault on a public servant, sexual assault and misdemeanor official oppression, the Texas Department of Public Safety said.
Scaman, 48, was in the Bell County Jail Monday afternoon.
Online records show he was booked at 3:15 p.m. |
NYPD officer Accused of Acting as a Spy for China
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A New York City police officer was arrested Monday on suspicion of acting as an illegal agent of the Chinese government, federal prosecutors said.
Baimadajie Angwang, 33, who was born in China's Tibet region and serves in the U.S. Army Reserve, allegedly reported on the activity of ethnic Tibetans in the New York area to the Chinese consulate and was tasked with recruiting potential intelligence assets among the city's Tibetan community, prosecutors said. |
Bloomberg and His Billions Just Won’t Go Away
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There once was a time when the far left pretended that it was deeply offended by money being involved in politics. They still spent millions to win elections, with Democrat presidential candidates regularly outspending their Republican opponents. The last time a Republican candidate for President outspent his rival was in 2000. But failed presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg is putting the final nail in the coffin of the lie that Democrats are opposed to money in politics.
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German Army to Ditch HK G36 for Haenel MK556
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For the first time since 1959, the German military is planning to change over their primary infantry rifle to one not made by Heckler & Koch. The Bundesministerium der Verteidigung, Germany's combined ministry of defense, announced last week that the firm of CG Haenel GmbH in Suhl has won the €25 million ($29.6 million) initial tender for the country's new Sturmgewehr Basiswaffe or Assault Rifle Basic Weapon, replacing the HK-made G36. While the model was not disclosed by the ministry and Haenel has not released a statement, firearms publications on both sides of the pond are confirming the model chosen was the company's MK556, a select-fire 5.56 NATO carbine.
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Kiwanis Gun Show Makes Return After April Cancellation
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The Bullhead City Morning Kiwanis Club considered its Gun, Ammo and Knife Show held this weekend to be a make-up fund raiser after COVID-19 concerns resulted in the event being canceled back in April. And the virus played a part in planning this event. The Bullhead City Council decided last week to no longer require face masks at public gatherings. |
GA: Sheriff's Gun Show Set for October 11-12
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Lumpkin County Sheriff Stacy Jarrard announced recently the 7th Annual Sheriff’s Gun Show will be held on Sat Oct. 11 and Sun. Oct. 12 at StruXure Outdoor, 154 Ethan Allen Drive. Operating hours are Saturday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
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Choosing A Competitive Shooting Program For The College Campus
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Campus shooting programs generally fall into three categories: education, intramural (recreation) and competition. Some categories combine aspects of each. All shooting programs include classes or seminars on gun safety. An education course offered for academic credit may prompt students to form a competitive team or to add shooting as an intramural sport.
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The Smith Model 10: Everybody’s Handgun
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If ever there was a generic specimen of the classic double action revolver, the Smith and Wesson Model 10 and its lineage has to be it. This 38 Special wheel gun has seen action in militaries and law enforcement agencies all over the world since its inception in 1899. Literally tens of thousands of Model 10s reside in the possession of private citizens for everyday shooting uses including personal defense, home defense, and just fun recreational shooting.
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7 Reasons The 1911 Is Not The Worst Choice Of Carry Gun After All
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In a lot of ways, the 1911 is a terrible carry gun. It’s not the gun for newbies or casuals and frankly is outclassed by a lot of other pistols in almost every single respect. However, the pistol is not entirely without virtues…IF, that is, you’re willing to put up with the shortcomings. If it’s what you had to work with, you could do a lot worse.
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MO: Black Bear Hunting Framework is Approved
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A black bear hunting season for 2021 in Jefferson County is one step closer to reality, but for those concerned about bears or hunters here, they probably need not worry about either at this point. If management goals are met, locals may never have to fret about the fate of neighborhood bruins. Approval of the hunting season for 2021 has been a long process, and it is still pending one more public comment period. Earlier this month the state Conservation Commission approved the framework of a season, and that information will be posted in the public record for comments to be collected from Oct. 16 through Nov. 14. |
Hardware: Weatherby Mark V Backcountry Ti
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There aren’t many certainties in this world, but one of them is that any and every conversation about mountain hunting rifles ends up boiling down to weight. Slightly abnormal and perhaps brain-damaged hunters, like myself, who take to the high country on a regular basis for a couple weeks at a time, living out of their packs, are very particular about what they put in those packs. You’ll hear of toothbrushes being cut in half, meticulous packing and unpacking. Being one of them, I can tell you that sheep hunters are the worst. Our affinity for things that don’t weigh that much is especially apparent in our choices of rifles.
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NE: Gun and Knives Expo Brings in Crowd
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The Platte River Sportsman Club hosted its annual Gun and Knives show this weekend. Despite COVID-19 roadblocks, the event was full of eager patrons to seek new arsenal and accessories. There were different types and styles of guns, knives, holsters, hunting gear, and everything in between. President of the Platte River Sportsman Club credits the successfullness of the event to the vendors and their hard work.
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How to Keep Your Dog Hunting All-season Long
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Day after day strenuous exertion can not only take a physical toll on sporting dogs, but also a mental one, too. As the dog’s body feels the effects of hard work, their mental sharpness may begin to soften as well. Tired, unfocused pointing dogs bump birds while retrievers are sluggish when running blind retrieves. Some of their fatigue goes beyond conditioning and training. The daily grind can cause a buildup of free radicals, a byproduct of strenuous activity.
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Hunting Made Easy Archery Multi-Tool
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Hunting Made Easy (HME) has developed a compact multi-tool for archers and bowhunters, designed as an in-the-field, do-it-all solution for equipment installation, adjustments and repairs. Shaped like a credit cart, though a bit wider, the Multi-Tool has the size and durabilty to be thrown into a pocket or daypack without worry, and can also be carried via an included keychain attachment. The tool includes a nock wrench, a three-inch ruler, a cash and card holder, a bottle opener, a box cutter, and a broadhead wrench compatible for use with two-, three-, and four-blade broadheads as well as most mechanical heads.
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