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Practicing Precision and Transitions
A common complaint among shooters is that range limitations make practicing transitions from target to target difficult. At indoor ranges, this is especially true. The situation isn’t new; it has existed for over a century. Even in the early 20th Century, many shooters in urban areas, including the police, were limited …
The Colt Python Goes Blue!
We have been asking for a blued Python for quite some time now, and Colt has finally delivered. I was fortunate enough to have received an advanced copy from my friends at Colt. Since then, I’ve run about 150 rounds of various .357 Magnum and .38 Special through it. All was well. To be honest, being …
First Look: Federal Punch Ammunition in .25 ACP
Federal Ammunition is adding a solid 45-grain .25 ACP load to its popular Punch Personal Defense product line. Punch draws from Federal Ammunition’s decades of experience designing some of the world’s most-trusted defensive handgun loads. The Punch line features ultra-effective bullets for terminal performance along with quality brass and sealed primers to …
Stevens Model 334 Walnut
This week on #SundayGunday, we’re taking a closer look at the Stevens Model 334, a bolt-action, all-purpose hunting rifle designed to get the job done without the added expense of additional features the average hunter can do without. Stevens Arms, originally founded in Chicopee, Massachusetts in 1864, started out as its own …
Review: Beretta APX A1 Full Size Tactical
The Beretta APX A1 Tactical is a second-generation iteration (available in both Full Size and Compact versions) of the company’s APX pistol line that launched in 2017. The original models, which Beretta now refers to as A0 pistols, were offered in 9 mm Luger and .40 S&W and were intended to win the U.S. Military’s Modular …
Favorite Firearms: Garand Memories of World War II
I have always been fascinated with U.S. military rifles. Long ago, at a gun show, I purchased an M1 Garand for the mere price of $410. Research with the nice folks at the Garand Collectors Ass’n told me that my 1942 receiver was at one time re-welded—but it has always …
Fallout from Trudeau’s Gun Grab: Crime is Up, Number of Gun Ranges Drops
In Canada, a ban on over 1,500 firearm makes, models and variants, together with a mandatory government confiscation (“buyback”) requirement, was imposed by Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over four years ago. Contrary to the representations as to the inherent deadliness of these guns and the urgency of ensuring these …
Video: Biden Does Not Have the Guts to Hear This
In America, it is important and popular to say that we believe in the peaceful transfer of power. The truth in this proclamation can’t be overstated. It is also true, that here in America we have a long tradition of listing our grievances—and, if so needed, in declaring our need …
Still no Trace of the Truth
In our first installment of a critical analysis of an anti-gun propaganda podcast series from The Trace, we covered the lies, misinformation, and deceptive emotional arguments made in the first four episodes. Here, we will delve into the fifth episode, which continues the previous format, but adds embarrassing incidents where The Trace …
NSSF APPLAUDS LOUISIANA GOV. LANDRY FOR SIGNING SECOND AMENDMENT FINANCIAL PRIVACY ACT
WASHINGTON, D.C. — NSSF®, The Firearm Industry Trade Association, applauds Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry for signing SB 301, the Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act, into law last week. This NSSF-supported law protects the privacy and sensitive financial information of people purchasing firearms and ammunition in The Pelican State. With Louisiana, there are …