Ruger Announces SP101 In .357 Magnum
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) is pleased to announce a new Ruger® SP101® five-shot revolver chambered in the venerable .357 Magnum cartridge and featuring a 4.2″ barrel with improved sights. Read more
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New Stuff from Winchester
Winchester Product Preview 2012
CCRKBA Offers Explanation for “Black Friday” Gun Buying Surge
BELLEVUE, WA – While some people are struggling to explain a gun buying surge reported on “Black Friday,” the day after Thanksgiving, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms suggests there are several plausible explanations, all reflecting the times in which we live. Read more
Colorado Sheriff Arrested for Dealing Meth
Gun-control advocates have lost a mouthpiece. At least he’s been given a “timeout” – bigtime. A Colorado sheriff, Patrick Sullivan now sits in the jail named after – wait for it – himslelf! Seems he got caught dealing meth.
Above the Law: Patrick Sullivan
For 18 years, his rights were above ours. Sherrif Grayson Robinson had this statement on the case:
“The criminal investigation into this matter was initiated on Nov. 17, after several individuals presented credible information that provided probable cause to believe that Sullivan may be involved in the distribution and use of methamphetamine.”
Muzzleloaders for the Single-Shot Mentality
By Glen Wunderlich
Old Man Winter finally arrived and just in time for some muzzleloading deer hunting. Actually, he made his appearance on the final day of regular firearms deer season in Shiawassee County, much to the chagrin of commuters but much to the delight of late-season deer hunters.
- snow-laden spruce
Snow has always signified a refreshing change in an otherwise drab outdoor environment turned gray after final leaf drop. It sparkles in the moonlight like billions of diamonds sprinkled from the inner city to the outermost reaches of the country. It just seems to clean everything up. Beyond its natural beauty, however, a backdrop of white can also highlight the presence of wildlife. Read more
Heritage Manufacturing Introduces .45LC/410
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Heritage Manufacturing introduces an addition to our Heritage family, a .45LC/.410. The ultimate self-defense gun. Whether you need protection against an intruder or a snake, the new Heritage .45LC/.410 is up to the task. Like all our other Rough Riders, this bad boy is also an all American made Single Action Revolver which holds six rounds and accepts both
.410 bore 2 1/2″ shot-shells and .45LC cartridge all in one cylinder. Available in black satin finish with oversized rosewood grips and red ramp fiber-optic front sight. MSRP $449.99
Dog Shoots Owner
A frenzied duck dog shot his owner in the tailbone when it got excited in the boat. No ducks were injured in the incident.
Man Shoots Himself in Attempt to Shoot Squirrel
An Oregon man shot himself in the foot while attempting to shoot a squirrel with his .22 rimfire. Like Chris Matthews, he had a funny feeling running down (maybe up) his leg.
CPL Applicants Could Apply in any County under Bill
A bill sponsored by state Sen. Mike Green, R-Mayville, is to be discussed Tuesday that would have eliminated county gun boards and placed licensing under the Michigan secretary of state. It has, however, been changed to keep the boards, but allows permit applicants to choose where they apply.
Michigan Gains Maximun CPL Reciprosity
The Michigan Attorney General’s Office has announced that it had reached reciprocity agreements with 39 states, meaning that every other state that has a concealed carry law will accept a Michigan CPL permit. In addition, Michigan will accept the permits from each of the other 39 states.