Hickok45 shoots and discusses a suppressed Signature Manufacturing 300 Backout pistol.

From the ATF: “Receiver blanks that do not meet the definition of a “firearm” are not subject to regulation under the GCA. The ATF has long held that items such as receiver blanks, “castings” or “machined bodies” in which the fire-control cavity area is completely solid and un-machined have not reached the “stage of manufacture” which would result in the classification of a firearm per the GCA.”

“We’re saying to Glock, embrace new technology to make guns smart. That only the persons legally responsible to use that gun can use it,” New Rochelle Police Commissioner, Pat Carroll.

Title says it all, “How many cans of shaving cream will a .22LR go through? What’s your guess?

NRA Life of Duty put out this awesome tribute to our veterans.

Over 500 Colorado teachers attended a free concealed carry class Saturday at the Centennial Airport sponsored by the Centennial Gun Club, which held the event to fight back against the, as the club put it, “ongoing epidemic of school shootings and other illegal gun violence perpetrated in gun-free zones throughout the United States.”

A recent Gallup poll found that 63 percent of Americans believe that having a firearm in the home makes it a safer place, a metric that has almost doubled from 2000 when only one in three believed it.

From Iraqveteran8888, “Finally was able to get this old girl talking again. The Steyr Hahn, or more commonly known as the “Hammer,” is a semi-automatic, stripper clip fed pistol chambered in 9mm Steyr which was introduced in 1911. A large number of the M1912 were rechambered for 9x19mm after the German annexation of Austria in 1938. This gun has a lot of history, and is a blast to shoot. Stay tuned for more Military Surplus to come.”

22plinkster answers the question, “Why does the .22lr have misfires?”