Spring has sprung in different areas of the country. If you live in a region similar to the North East like I do, the weather is much more favorable than it has been, and with that, it will undoubtedly bring more people out to the range. Granted, we should all be hitting the range at […]
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A major win to the preservation and expansion of the rights of firearm’s owners passed the Tennessee General Assembly on May 29th. Now if you remember, I have written about the possibility of “Constitutional Carry” being on the table in Tennessee had brought about mixed emotions from both sides of the political spectrum. Many individuals
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A lot of States within the country have decided to take the stance against the unjust and unconstitutional laws that the Federal Government has begun to take a stance on. Arkansas is no stranger to going toe to toe against these draconian laws. I have been saying that the precedent that the States in the
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For the last week, I have been receiving numerous questions about my thoughts regarding what is going on in the political world of firearms. I have been observing the dynamic in the political spectrum, studying the probabilities of a state becoming more “2A” friendly, watching organizations begin to introduce lawsuits on a Federal level to
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The State of Texas, over the years, has become synonymous with freedom. Now Texas is further going in the direction of a Pro-Second Amendment stance within the country. Introduced to the House Homeland Security and Public Safety Committee are a few bills that would become more beneficial to gun owners across the State. The Bill
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The year 2020 has been an unprecedented time. We don’t need to discuss the dumpster fire of what has and has not happened throughout the year. However, we can discuss some of the consequences of this perfect storm of what we’ll say are unfortunate events, to put it lightly. One of the results of 2020
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Cold-weather presents a host of challenges to those of us who carry concealed. Below are some concealed carry considerations that may help make it less of a pain in the butt. Carry Outside Waistband (OWB) If you carry inside the waistband (IWB), you may choose to capitalize on the fact that you are wearing a jacket
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On Thursday, December 10th, BATF (Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms) served a search warrant at the offices of Polymer 80. The company is located in Dayton, Nevada, and is one of the largest producers of precursor firearm components. What are precursor components? Precursor firearm components are items that by themselves do not fit the
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I was recently talking to another firearms instructor, actually he is a mentor of mine, and the conversation about the new influx of people suddenly being interested in firearms came up. The statistics that are coming out are showing that 2020 may be the #1 year in the number of NICS checks since the beginning of the
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From the beginning, the case Kenosha County prosecutors and prosecutors in Lake County, Illinois filed against Kyle Rittenhouse appeared biased. They appeared as an overt capitulation with the violent ideologies of anti-gun politicians and rioting groups like Black Lives Matter and Antifa. Kyle Rittenhouse, a seventeen-year-old was charged with several felonies related to an August
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Each year the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) releases a scorecard, rating Senators and Representatives of all 50 States. The rating comes from looking at the voting record, sponsorship/co-sponsorship of bills, and committee influence on issues that are important to gun owners. Lawrence G. Keane, NSSF Senior Vice President, and General Counsel summed why they
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One of three men who entered a gun store in Richardson, Texas, might be rethinking his decision to be part of an armed robbery. Seventy-seven-year-old Mike Brown who runs Mike’s Gun Room told police and news reporters that he was working in his store alone as is customary when three men wearing masks entered the
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