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The SAR9 Sport is built on the premise of delivering everything you need for home defense along with a side of competition mastery. What do these two have to do with each other? Well, when it comes to realistic practice, I cannot stress the importance of practical shooting sports enough. While static …

The world’s first “high capacity magazine” rifle isn’t a semi-automatic—it’s a lever-action rifle that held 34 rounds and served in warfare in the late 1800s. Today, the Evans Repeating Rifle is one of the more enigmatic among early repeating American arms, though it was once common enough that Winchester was …

MTM Case-Gard, known for its wide array of polymer based shooting accessories such as ammunition cases for handloaders or containers is now releasing a new rifle shooting rest called The Bull. The Bull rifle rest is similar to MTM Case-Gard’s other shooting rest, the K-Zone. This new rifle rest can …

Enthusiasts typically make their way to Paulden, AZ, when they want to polish their skills under the watchful eyes of Gunsite Academy’s expert instructors. From many regions that requires a long trip, but the famed facility is once again reducing the travel hurdle by making its premier courses available across the nation …

Rock Island Armory (RIA) got its start in the Philippines, with a logo that harkens back to the defense of Corregidor, the famed “rock island” in the middle of Manila Bay and home to some of the fiercest fighting of World War II. RIA is known for having a wide selection …

Tragically, it has happened again. A mentally deranged woman (who called herself a man) walked into a private Christian church-school and killed three nine-year-old children (one of whom was the church pastor’s daughter) and three adult school employees. And once again, the shootings took place in a gun-free zone. The …

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Arizona’s Gov. Katie Hobbs sided with “woke” Wall Street corporations over Grand Canyon State businesses and protecting the free exercise of rights when she vetoed Senate Bill 1096, the bipartisan Firearm Industry Nondiscrimination (FIND) Act. The FIND legislation would have ensured firearm-related businesses have fair access to financial …

WASHINGTON, D.C. — North Carolina’s General Assembly vetoed to overturn Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of Senate Bill 41, legislation that scraps the state’s 104-year-old racist Jim Crow-era law for permit-to-purchase pistol requirements. The new law strikes the Tar Heel State’s requirement that sheriffs make a “good moral character” judgement on North Carolinians …

North Carolina’s General Assembly is at a decision point. It can vote to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of a bill to repeal a Jim Crow-era law requiring a permit-to-purchase a pistol. Or, it can allow the governor’s appeasement of special interest gun control groups to keep a law, rooted …

The bill (H.J. Res. 44) to REPEAL Biden’s unconstitutional pistol brace rule is in peril. Republicans POSTPONED today’s House Judiciary Committee vote on H.J. Res 44 after Democrats plotted to hijack the process to politicize the recent tragic shooting in Nashville. We cannot allow the anti-gun lobby to pressure Republicans …