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They say tigers don’t change their stripes. The same may be true for public health officials. In 1994, the then- Director of the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control arrogantly betrayed the extent of the gun control agenda. He’s back, and he’s done it again. Doctor Mark Rosenberg told …
A Modernized Muzzleloader: Traditions NitroFire & Federal FireStick
My earliest memory of seeing a muzzleloading rifle in action was as a boy during a family reunion up at my grandparent’s cabin. A cousin who participated in mountain man reenactments had brought his lovingly polished, homemade .50-cal. Kentucky rifle along for us to try. Dressed in his buckskins and …
Common Problems & Solutions with AR-15 Barrels
The sheer number of AR platforms and associated aftermarket components in circulation today all but ensure that if you dabble in more than one or two of these firearms, you will eventually encounter a new part that has problems right out of the box. While I come across component issues …
I Carry: Springfield Armory Emissary 1911 Pistol in a Milt Sparks Axiom Holster
Brand-new from Springfield Armory is its Emissary 1911. Intended as a ‘next-level’ 1911, the Emissary offers upgrades and options that set it above a standard model. One of the most distinct visual cues is the squared-off trigger guard, but that’s hardly the only deviation from the norm. The Emissary also has a …
LAST CHANCE TO STOP ATF
As you may know, Joe Biden has ordered the ATF to prepare a gun registry and regulate gun parts with background checks to destroy online sales using Proposed Rule ATF 2021R-05. The public comment period ends in just over a week on August 19, 2021. After that, gun owners won’t have …
9 Common Questions New Shooters Ask
New shooters ask a lot of questions. Moderately experienced shooters, too often, supposedly know all about guns and if they don’t know something they’re often more reluctant to ask questions in a classroom setting. These are some of the questions I answered recently during a three-hour class for beginning women shooters …
“Wrong Man for the Job” – ATF Nominee Chipman Facing Fresh Allegations
April may be the cruelest month, but August isn’t looking so great for David Chipman, President Biden’s nominee to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). Your NRA-ILA recently published an alert on Chipman’s work promoting ShotSpotter, Inc., a surveillance tool for local governments that critics call “useless, expensive, racist technology.” …
EIGHTEEN ATTORNEYS GENERAL HAVE JOINED GOA’S CASE AGAINST THE ATF!
18 state Attorneys General — and the NRA — have now joined our bump stock case to argue that the ATF has unconstitutionally bypassed Congress to shred the Second Amendment. This case goes well beyond bump stocks. It’s our best chance to SMACK DOWN the Biden Administration’s attempts to unilaterally …
Firearms Sales Remain Strong and Steady
If it seems like you’ve read that headline or a similar one recently, you’re not going crazy. We’ve written it before as we’ve highlighted this trend that won’t stop; no doubt, we will do so here again in the future. According to new data from the National Shooting Sports Foundation …
A Flyboy’s Rifle: The Air Service ’03
Perhaps the most venerable United States military rifle of all time is the “U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, Model of 1903,” better known to several generations of Americans as simply the Springfield “Oh-Three.” The ’03 was the premier U.S. service rifle from the time of its standardization in 1903 until the …