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In a note to its members, PenFed President and CEO James Schenck highlighted the record number of people who joined the credit union during the first half of 2022, marking the strongest growth in the company’s 87-year history. During those six months, 287,000 new members joined PenFed, making it one of the …

The assault on law-abiding gun owners in the Golden State continued this week as the legislature finishes out their summer recess. Governor Newsom signed five more anti-gun bills into law, on top of the three bills already signed earlier in the month. When the legislature returns next week, three anti-gun …

KA-BOOOOOM!!! Thanks to your calls and emails, Nancy Pelosi and Congressional Democrats JUST ANNOUNCED that they are shelving their plan to pass a national ‘Assault Weapons Ban’ in the House! And with the House leaving town this Friday for a six-week recess, all of the momentum that the Radical Left …

Democratic mayors from the largest cities aren’t going to idly stand by and allow the U.S. Supreme Court to reaffirm Americans’ Constitutionally-guaranteed rights. Mayors Against Illegal Guns (MAIG) is the gun control kitchen cabinet of billionaire Michael Bloomberg, ever on his quest to deny God-given rights to law-abiding Americans even while he enjoys them. Following the …

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 27, 2022 Washington, D.C. – On Monday, Gun Owners of America (GOA) and the Gun Owners Foundation (GOF) filed a motion for a preliminary injunction against the Biden Administration’s “Ghost Gun” and Gun Registry Final Rule, which will go into effect on August 24.  Today, GOA and …

The movies tend to make shotgunning look effortless for even the most-inexperienced shooters. For instance, have you ever noticed that the moment the hero picks up a stockless gun, they can immediately shoot from the hip with precision accuracy? Furthermore, the pattern is so wide it nearly hits all four …

It’s funny. Not all that long ago, I reviewed an AR-15 and started by waxing nostalgic for “the good old days” when ARs were expensive and AKs weren’t. I reminisced about how in the mid-aughts, one could find a decent (well, functional) AK-variant for somewhere in the vicinity of $300, …

This is a Ruger GP100, which states in its manual that, thanks to the presence of its transfer bar, you can carry six rounds in its cylinder without worry of an unintended discharge. Do I need to download a double-action revolver equipped with a transfer bar with one round less …

By 1918, even the new-to-the-war American Expeditionary Force had experienced the grinding stalemate that was trench warfare on the Western Front during World War I. One of the issues faced by the doughboys when they initially entered the fray was a lack of squad-level support from light machine guns. Before …

When John Moses Browning’s Superposed shotgun hit the market in 1931, it was revolutionary. The over-under had a variety of innovations, including a single select trigger, but the fact it was the last gun designed by legend makes its place in firearm history an indelible one. The uncompromising performance and reliability ensure …