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As expected, Mayor Vincent C. Gray signed an emergency bill on Friday legalizing concealed carry in Washington, D.C., thus satisfying a federal judge’s ruling forcing the District to adopt some form of carry.

From Iraqveteran8888, “In this video, we test various AR-15 magazines for function in order to find the top contenders for an upcoming magazine torture test. The magazines tested include many new production mags as well as some that are more obscure or simply older patterns. All of these magazines are available on the market in some form or another, and common street prices are provided in the video.”

“What we need is another Jim Brady who has the skill to convince those who are afraid who walk the halls of Congress to step up and do what they know is right,” said Biden. “One will come along. It will happen. Pray God it’s sooner rather than later.”

“Jerry uses various weaponry such as the Colt Python, Steyr AUG, Cold Steel Katana, and a crossbow to find out if it’s actually possible to pull off the amazing feats of shooting and decapitation as seen in the TV series, ‘The Walking Dead.'”

Hickok45 says happy 40th birthday to a very special friend, his Smith & Wesson Model 29 .44 Magnum.

DemolitionRanch deep fries a live 50BMG AP round.

The .308 battle rifle is making a comeback. Ruger released their SR762 to high praise. Colt’s modular 901 can accept uppers in .308 and .223. The AR10 is still alive and kicking, and rocking throwbacks, like Springfield Armory’s MiA line, manage to be both nostalgic and innovative. What is it about the hard-hitting 7.62 x 51 that makes it so appealing? Wasn’t the high-pitched crack of the AR-15 sound the death knell of oversized, overweight, overkill? Apparently not. There’s more staying power in the old-school battle rifle than the slew of 5.56 rifles would have us believe. None of this is news to the fans of the H&K G3. Yet import restrictions make the G3, and the H&K 91 (the civilian version of the G3) hard to come by stateside. Don’t give up hope. At the upcoming SHOT show in January 2014, PTR will launch a new version of the Classic Wood 91, the KR. The K is for Kurz, which refers to the 16-inch barrel. The R denotes a welded rail. With a shorter barrel and a rail, the new iteration will appeal to those who respect the classic look of an old G3. It will also speak to those who want a hard-hitting CQB rifle with manageable length and the option to more easily add optics. If you are looking for heavyweight precision, with just a hint of German engineering, take a good long look at the PTR 91. These American-made 91s are taking the iconic H&K design to new levels of precision and reliability.

“Assault weapons are designed for one purpose,” says a new political ad paid for by supporters of Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn, “to kill a lot of people in a short amount of time.”

After pulling over a motorist who was driving with his headlights off, an Ankeny, Iowa, police officer attempted to trick the man into allowing him to search his car for marijuana.