Finally, A Vista Deal and Some Suggestions for the NRA From the New York Attorney General
Two stories that have managed to stay alive far longer than anyone expected are the sale of Vista Outdoor and […]
Two stories that have managed to stay alive far longer than anyone expected are the sale of Vista Outdoor and […]
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The convoluted story of the creation of a hybrid sheep known as the Montana Mountain King may finally have come
This new model should be popular with competition shooters. Actually, anyone who wants easier follow-up shots will appreciate the compensation, but it will be the fastest – and slowest – shooters who’ll see the biggest benefit.
Since September 11, 2001, we’ve “only” had 546 terrorism attacks on U.S. soil. That’s according to data from the National
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If you find yourself without much of a reason to celebrate a long weekend, I offer the last bit of advice my friend offered when he knew he was approaching the end of his road. It’s the advice novice divers are offered when they find themselves disoriented and unable to figure out which way is up. Bubbles up.
Two decidedly different pieces of news regarding legal rulings hit the digital newsroom over the weekend. Both set the stage for what are likely to be favorable rulings for 2A advocates. One, however, was a bit of a sour grape for what was supposed to be a day of celebration.
Conversations about “the industry,” whatever the industry, tend to be spoken in shorthand and generalizations. But acronyms and broad presumptions
The Gun Owners of America inaugural Gun Owners Advocacy and Leadership Summit this past weekend in Knoxville, Tennessee was similar