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The Mossberg 590A1 Retrograde – Military Fight Shotgun

BY Travis Pike Published: March 13, 2022 { 11 comments }

Of all the fighting shotguns out there, the Mossberg 590A1 has always been one of my favorites. I was issued one in my days as a Marine for a short period, and since then, I’ve been a fan. The 590A1 would form the basis of the fighting shotgun for the United States military. One of the latest models blends all the military’s requirements with a dose of old-school cool to form the Mossberg 590A1 Retrograde.

Caring for Your Ammo Stockpile

BY Clay Martin Published: March 13, 2022 { 11 comments }

What are the natural enemies of ammunition? Well, politicians, California in general, and as 2020 taught us, metal prices are all at the top of the list. But a not distant fourth is water and its little brother moisture in general.

Full Review: Vortex Ranger 1800

BY Mitchell Graf Published: March 13, 2022 { 1 comment }

A few years ago, Vortex Optics entered the laser rangefinder game and shook up the industry. Offering multiple options and expanding that lineup to what it is today, this Vortex rangefinder is designed to fit almost all your needs. Competing in the mid-range of affordability, the Vortex Ranger 1800 packs a lot of performance for the price.

From Boise with Love; Palouse-Lite Lower

BY Clay Martin Published: March 13, 2022 { 5 comments }

With all the shenanigans going on in Washington, this is a really good time to invest some coin in lower receivers. Even if you don’t plan on a build right now, one never knows what the future will hold

David Burke: I am the Problem

BY Will Dabbs Published: March 12, 2022 { 6 comments }

Burke had a penchant for violence and a mean temper. These things always seem obvious in retrospect, but David Burke was also a dangerously self-centered opportunist. Though he never married, he fathered seven children by four women. Apparently, nobody could stand living with the guy for very long.

Indiana Lawmakers Pass Constitutional Carry!

BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: March 10, 2022 { 6 comments }

“Hoosiers value their Second Amendment rights, yet under the current regime they are forced to ask the government for extra permission in order to exercise the fundamental right of carrying a firearm for self-defense,” said John Weber, NRA state director in Indiana.

NY Lawmakers Want to Impose Excise Tax on Ammo to Fund Gun Violence Research

BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: March 9, 2022 { 5 comments }

Every round would be subject to taxation. (Photo: Levi Sim/GunsAmerica) Two state lawmakers in New York want to impose an excise tax on each round of ammunition available for purchase to the public. Late last month, Sen. Andrew Gounardes (D-Brooklyn) and Assemblywoman Pat Fahy (D-Albany) unveiled S. 8415, which would tax the retail sale of [...]

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