Developed in collaboration with Agency Arms, AOS employs a series of plates that accommodate a wide range of the industry’s most popular red dot sights following the RMR, Shield, Delta Point Pro and Docter footprints. This flexibility allows shooters to configure their handguns according to their unique preferences for optimal performance.
So these billionaire-backed operations are still openly lying about what happened in Kenosha. They’re also openly defaming Rittenhouse. For no apparent reason. Well, aside from the fact that the entire l’affair Rittenhouse was horribly inconvenient for them and a direct threat to their goal of civilian disarmament narrative.
The unidentified male with the rapidly decreasing body temperature learned the hard way that civilian gun ownership is kind of a big thing in this country. We’re pushing half a billion guns in this country…and those are just the official estimates. We’d lay good money the actual number is significantly higher.
After making the original Bodyguard 380 for more than a decade, Smith & Wesson has done a thorough update of the gun. A lot has changed in the intervening years and the new M&P Bodyguard 2.0 looks like it’s been rethought in just about every way.
Since Democrats do not even acknowledge the existence of the Second Amendment, they are happy to double down on this unjust and irrational policy. And they promise more of the same . . .
A home owner, Daryl Stevens, noticed a shirtless man with a machete passed out in his yard. While he worked to secure his home and his wife dialed 911 . . .
Guns are for shooting people. Sure you can use them for other things, and it’s extremely unusual for any specific gun to ever be used to shoot anybody. People use guns for sport, fun, hunting, collecting, and tinkering. As David Yamane says, guns are normal and normal people use guns.
Just a note to let you know that we’ll be doing some excavation, improvement and maintenance to the Shooting News Weekly site this weekend. You probably won’t see any evidence of this other than lighter than normal post activity.
Last year, Michael Bloomberg’s Everytown for Gun Safety trumpeted the launch of The Smoking Gun, a site they described as a “first-of-its-kind online hub dedicated to holding the gun industry accountable.” Accountable for what really isn’t clear . . .
If you only pay attention to social media and the gun blogs and magazines, you’d probably assume that virtually everyone
