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The Krag-Jorgensen: America’s First Bolt-Action Service Rifle
The Spanish-American War of 1898 was America’s last war of the 19th century and began the ascent of the United States toward world power. It also marked the first major combat use of the U.S. Army’s new .30-40 Krag-Jorgensen service rifle. Adopted in 1892, and placed into production at the …
Behind the Bullet: .375 Ruger
If I was forced to choose—and thank Heaven that I am not—just one bore diameter to cover the entire range of the world’s big game, it would have to be the .375-inch bore diameter. Though it does few things perfectly, it truly does everything, and is possibly the most flexible bore …
Should You Carry a Handgun in the Small of Your Back?
When it comes to the concealed carry of a defensive handgun, there are a variety of acceptable ways to do it and there are some bad ideas. Small of the back (SOB) carry is one of those bad ideas. This is primarily because it is an unsafe way to carry …
Nevada Assembly Judiciary Committee Sneaks Anti-Gun Bill Through on Deadline Day
Today was the deadline to pass legislation out of policy committees in the house of origin. Assembly Bill 286 did not appear on any Assembly Judiciary Committee agenda for a work session, nor did it appear on any of the five revised agendas the committee sent out leading up to …
West Virginia: Gov. Justice Signs Two Pro-Gun Bills
Today, Governor Jim Justice signed House Bill 2499, to exempt firearms and ammunition from state sales and use taxes, and House Bill 2793, to create the option of a nonresident West Virginia concealed carry permit. These bills take effect in 90 days. House Bill 2499 recognizes that the government should not …
North Dakota: Stand Your Ground Legislation Joins Other Pro-Gun Legislation on Governor’s Desk
Today, the North Dakota House concurred on Stand Your Ground Legislation, House Bill 1498, sending the measure to the desk of Governor Doug Burgum for his signature. This measure now sits alongside House Bill 1450 which was approved yesterday. Please contact Governor Burgum and ask him to sign House Bill 1450 …
Kansas: House Concurs on Senate Amendments to Pro-Gun Bills, Sending them to the Governor
Two bills sprinted through the legislative finish line yesterday as the Senate passed two pro-gun measures which were subsequently approved by the House. Omnibus legislation, House Bill 2058, and Eddie Eagle Gun Safety legislation, House Bill 2089, now head to the desk of Governor Laura Kelly for her signature. Please contact Governor Kelly and …
Wyoming: Legislature Adjourns and Governor Signs Multiple Pro-Gun Bills into Law
Earlier this week, the Wyoming Legislature adjourned from a very successful 2021 Legislative Session, having sent multiple pro-gun bills to the desk of Governor Mark Gordon. Following the Legislature’s adjournment, Governor Gordon signed the following gun bills into law. Senate File 155 provides protections for gun stores, ranges, or any other entities that …
Maryland: Bill Hijacked to Become Anti-Gun
Back in March, we reported that three bills to severely restrict Maryland’s centuries-old practice of home-building firearms for personal use failed to meet the bill crossover deadline and were likely dead for the year. On April 8th, anti-gun legislators in the House hijacked NRA “A” rated Senator Michael Hough’s Senate Bill 190 by inserting …
Millions Of Law-Abiding Gun Owners May Soon Be Criminals Thanks To Biden’s War On The Constitution
After Joe Biden was elected to the presidency, TFTP published his list of promises to attack the Second Amendment. Now, after adding many more tyrannical measures to his previous list, he is following through with them. On Thursday, Biden delivered another heavily slurred speech in an attempt to pull on America’s heartstrings …