NSSF SUPPORTS OHIO FIREARM INDUSTRY NONDISCRIMINATION (FIND) ACT
NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation® (NSSF®), the firearm industry trade association, wholeheartedly supports Ohio state Representative Scott Wiggam’s introduction of House Bill 297, the Firearm Industry Nondiscrimination (FIND) Act. This crucial legislation would stop corporations from discriminating against the firearm and ammunition industry and diminishing the Second Amendment. “The legislation protects …
ARTV: The Evolution of The Deer Rifle
The deer rifle as it is known today in its many forms has evolved over the past three centuries from the first firearms used on the American continent by early European settlers. When English settlers established the first permanent settlement in Jamestown, among the many resources they found in the …
First Look: Adaptive Tactical EX Performance Adjustable Stock
Each component of the Adaptive Tactical EX Performance Adjustable Stock is engineered with a focus on long-term durability and performance. The M4-style stock features an easy-to-reach rapid adjust lever for a custom, adjustable length-of-pull. The stock incorporates an oversized steel extra strength adjustment pin to handle the power and energy …
South Carolina: General Assembly Sends Open Carry Bill to Governor
Today, the House voted 83-34 to concur with the Senate on House Bill 3094, the open carry and free CWP bill. It will now go to Governor Henry McMaster for his signature. This is a big advancement for Second Amendment rights benefitting law-abiding citizens. NRA congratulates bill sponsor Rep. Bobby Cox …
GUN CONTROL SPENDS BIGLY. WHAT ARE THEY BUYING?
Gun control groups are spending not just big, but “bigly.” Open Secrets’ Krystal Hur reported, “Spending on gun control lobbying surged about 21 percent from January through March, compared with the same period in 2020, to $630,000. Everytown for Gun Safety, a nonprofit largely funded and co-launched by former New York Mayor …
Preview: Cloud Defensive Optimized Weapon Light
When it comes to weapon mounted lights, typically the simplest layout is the best, and Cloud Defensive offers a contender in the Optimized Weapon Light (OWL). The Owl is unique compared to other weapon lights on the market in that it has an offset Picatinny rail mount and a pressure pad built …
The Versatile .270 Winchester: Handloading Tips & Recipes
A shooter of smaller stature, Ann Marie Haviland can still handle about a dozen shots of .270 Win. off a bench from the Savage Model 110 Ultralite thanks to its effective recoil pad. I must move within social circles with those who are cognizant of effective ballistics, because hunters regularly …
Reloading On A Budget Part 2: Turning Brass Into Loaded Rounds
Once cases are properly sized and belled the next step is priming. It’s a simple operation. But if military surplus cases are in the mix (whether rifle or pistol) an additional step is required. Military cases normally use a crimped-in primer, and that crimp must be removed or a new primer will …
A Very Topical Second Amendment Book
Writing good history is about honest interpretation. Historical events can be muddled and complicated, even contradictory, as people are involved and people can have competing interests and emotional motivations that are hard to fathom through time. People involved in the events also might have had an interest in hiding the …
LEOSA Lawsuit Forces Policy Change in New Jersey.
Last year, a coalition of retired federal law enforcement officers and the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association sued the Garden State for denying their right to carry under the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA). That lawsuit just forced a policy change in the state that should allow more law …