30 gunshots exchanged in Texas home invasion
So why would anyone need more than a 10-round magazine? Here’s why.
Outdoor commentary and legislative issues.
So why would anyone need more than a 10-round magazine? Here’s why.
GREELEY, CO – Burris® helps tactical and competitive shooters get ready to roll with three new AR Tactical Kits. The kits include a quality prism sight and either a secondary red dot sight or an AR Tripler, plus mounts, all packaged in a rugged carry case. They’re complete, ready-to-go optics platforms, at over a $100 savings compared to buying each item separately.
“The new Burris AR Tactical Kits are total package solutions for competitive and tactical shooters at a big savings,” said Vice President of Sales & Business Development Patrick Beckett. “We’ve combined our most popular tactical sights and mounts in a durable carry case to create complete shooting solutions. They’re an affordable way for new competitive shooters to get into the game.” Read more
Ft. Collins, CO – The Second Amendment Armory LLC proudly announced the grand opening of their new we store: www.the2ndamendmentarmory.com today – the Official Store, and a Bronze Level sponsor of the Second Amendment Foundation.
Each purchase through the Second Amendment Armory site supports the efforts of the Second Amendment Foundation to protect and restore our Second Amendment Rights – the right to keep and bear arms.
SAF represents the cutting edge of Second Amendment law and policy development with legal efforts including nearly thirty active state and federal lawsuits, their Legal Preemption Project and educational programs including the annual Gun Rights Policy Conference and multiple publications. Read more
LAS VEGAS — The Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show (SHOT Show) rang up its second highest attendance ever at the Sands Expo Center Jan. 20-23, giving the industry a very good indicator that a strong sales year lies ahead.
Long a bellwether for the industry’s prospects, the SHOT Show brings together buyers and sellers from the United States and more than 100 countries. Total attendance for the 2015 SHOT Show was nearly 64,000, second only to last year’s record-setting event, where nearly 67,000 came through the turnstiles. Lower attendance reflected strengthened pre-screening of attendees to enhance the overall experience of both exhibitors and buyers. Read more
Meprolight’s MEPRO MOR Reflex Sight wins the NRA’s American Rifleman Golden Bullseye Award for “Optic of the Year”
SHOT Show, January 20-23, Las Vegas, NV, USA, Booth # 10067
Meprolight – a leading manufacturer of electro-optical systems, night vision and thermal equipment, Self-Illuminated sights, and Laser Range Finder systems for military, law enforcement and civil applications – is proud to announce that its MEPRO MOR Tri-Powered Reflex Sight received the 2015 NRA’s American Rifleman Golden Bullseye Award for Optic of the Year.
This is the thirteenth year that this prestigious award has been presented by the National Rifle Association (NRA) for outstanding products in the field of Shooting Sports. The much sought after Golden Bullseye is a symbol of excellence and innovation in firearms, accessories, and related equipment. Read more
AMITYVILLE, New York – DeSantis Gunhide®, a division of HELGEN Industries Inc., introduces the #M66 Incognito
The Incognito™, #M66, is available in three sizes. This holster is built from a sturdy 1060D padded Senior Ballistic Nylon and cleverly hides your small semi automatic handgun in plain sight! It can be worn both horizontally and vertically and is held closed by a Velcro® fastener. Retail price is $49.99
CLICK HERE FOR PRODUCT INFO; http://www.desantisholster.com/INCOGNITO
This holsters has fittings to accommodate the following handguns:
1) RUGER LCP, LCP W/ CT LG-431; TAURUS 738 TCP; BERETTA JETFIRE,
21A; KETLEC P3AT, P32
2) S&W BODYGUARD 380; SIG P238; BERETTA TOMCAT; DIAMONDBACK DB380; COLT MUSTANG, PONY, POCKETLITE; KIMBER SOLO; KAHR PM9, P380
3) GLOCK 42; BERETTA NANO; SIG P938; S&W M&P SHIELD 9/40, M&P SHIELD 9/40 W CT LG-489, J FRAMES 2-2 1/4; KELTEC P11 W/ ARMA LASER Read more
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) is proud to introduce the new Ruger® LCP® Custom, setting a new standard for ultra-compact pistols. The LCP Custom combines a host of factory installed upgrades to the venerable LCP, including a dovetailed rear sight with a photoluminescent front dot sight for easy target acquisition, a polished stainless steel guide rod, and a wide skeletonized aluminum trigger for reduced felt trigger pull. These factory-fit upgrades provide a new level of performance to the widely popular LCP, ensuring its position as the concealed carry pistol by which all others are judged.
“There is no denying the success of the LCP,” remarked Mike Fifer, CEO of Ruger. “As a rugged and reliable Ruger, its introduction brought the class of ultra-compact pistols to the mainstream shooting market. Now, with its easier-to-see sights, wider trigger, and stainless steel guide rod, the LCP Custom will continue to serve law-abiding citizens as the best in its class” he concluded.
The new LCP Custom shares the same construction and ultra-compact dimensions of the original LCP. At only 0.8 inches wide and weighing less than 10 ounces unloaded, the LCP carries comfortably and easily, yet holds 6+1 rounds of modern effective .380 Auto ammunition. LCPs feature a lightweight and durable glass-filled nylon frame, are available with a through-hardened alloy steel or brushed stainless slide, and ship with one six-round magazine. Read more
A Papa John’s employee was making a delivery in Decatur, Ga., when a man approached her vehicle, forcing her onto the ground at gunpoint. The woman, who had a gun in her pocket, was able to fire at the man while on the ground — striking the alleged assailant in the face.
An apparent accomplice stole the woman’s vehicle while all this was going on. Bottom line: Papa John’s won’t terminate the employee. Details here…
ROSEVILLE, CA – The Firearms Policy Coalition and 12 other state and national civil rights organizations filed a brief in the United States Supreme Court today for a lawsuit challenging a San Francisco gun control ordinance.
According to the plaintiffs’ petition for review, the city’s law “requires all residents who keep handguns in their homes for self-defense to stow them away in a lock box or disable them with a trigger lock whenever they are not physically carrying them on their persons.”
In the amicus (“friend of the court”) brief filed by attorneys Bradley Benbrook and Stephen Duvernay, the gun-rights groups argue that summary reversal of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision “is warranted because [it] is plainly contrary to Heller,” a landmark 2008 ruling that held the Second Amendment protects an individual-rather than a collective-right to keep and bear arms. But the groups also argue that the Supreme Court should hear the case in order to “clarify the standard governing Second Amendment challenges, and to confirm that courts must be guided by text and history rather than judicial interest balancing.” Read more
If the recent events in Paris have proven anything, it’s that terrorism and violence have no boundaries. Incidents like this erupt without warning and those who are not prepared will be forced to sit dumbstruck and wait for help. This help may not arrive in time to save lives. The question we now raise is this: What are you prepared to do?
Even if you feel you are mentally prepared to deal with a violent attack, you will still need the proper equipment to save your life and possibly the lives of others. Below is a brief checklist that will allow you to see just how prepared you really are for the day you will never forget.
PERSONAL PROTECTION
If you plan on using a gun for protection, that gun must be with you at the time the attack starts. You will not have time to go get your gun once the attack begins. Some people claim to have a sidearm on their person in hopes of using that sidearm to fight their way to a long gun, which they believe is a better tool in a deadly force encounter. Regardless of what tool you intend to use in a fight, that tool must be ready for immediate action. Read more