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Lame-Duck Session Could Prove Dangerous to Gun Owners

What is the only job in America that one can be fired from, still work for over a month and take actions that will affect the entire country for years to come? If your answer was Congress then you are exactly right.

The Basics of Selecting Reloading Powders

Modern reloading powders are divided into three basic types on the basis of their use. These are pistol, shotgun, and rifle powders. But for the beginning reloader, these are but a starting point in selecting the right powder for the desired load.

Shotshell Pressure: How to Avoid Trouble

One hears about several types of shotshell pressure, but for handloading there is only one pressure that you truly need to understand, service pressure.

Victory in the Senate: DISCLOSE Act Fails

The U.S. Senate defeated the so-called DISCLOSE Act - a bill imposing vast free speech restrictions on gun rights organizations - when it failed to garner the 60 votes necessary to overcome Republican objections to the bill. The final vote was 59-39.

Report from the Field: Optics

An upbeat SHOT Show can trigger irrational exuberance and the marketing of products with no real utility. Alas, such items appear even in somber times. In this report Wayne Van Zwoll winnows that chaff and separates the worthy from the merely recent in the world of optics.

Armalite Releases Varmint Rifle in .260 Remington

The new ArmaLite AR-10(T) chambered in .260 Remington features a 22 inch stainless steel Match barrel and National Match trigger that perfectly complement the flat shooting, ultra-accurate .260 Remington Cartridge.

San Francisco Gun Store to Remain Open

Last week, San Francisco's only retail firearms shop received conditional approval to reopen, much to the dis-approval of anti-gunner who wanted the shop closed for good.

NAGR ALERT: DISCLOSE Act Vote Today

Using procedural tricks, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) is planning on bringing the DISCLOSE Act up for a vote today, Thursday. The National Association for Gun Rights says the bill is a direct attack on the free speech rights of pro-gun organizations.

Kentucky: The Next No Permit Concealed Carry State?

A Kentucky lawmaker is drafting a bill that would let gun owners carry concealed weapons without any special permit. Kentucky has issued concealed carry permits since 1996, but only after a gun owner completed a training course and passed a test. As you might expect, this new law is drawing some strong support and some not-so-friendly fire.

Handgunners: The Auto Mag Returns

The AMT Auto Mag is back. It's a sleek, classy big bore autoloader that every serious handgun hunter will want.

Malden Mom is Glad Son Had Gun

The mother of a Malden man who survived being struck with four bullets in a gunfight

Dead Burglar Had Been on Crime Spree, Police Say

The burglar who was shot and killed by a shop owner likely sneaked onto the property through a hole in a chain link fence that is topped by barbed wir

Pinal County Grandfather Shoots Two Burglary Suspects in Home

A Pinal County grandfather shot two alleged burglary suspects inside an Arizona City home.

Gun Rights Victories in 2010 Primaries

Gun Owners of America-backed candidate Christine O'Donnell completed a dramatic come-from-behind victory in Tuesday's Delaware Senate primary.

Armalite Releases 10th Anniversary AR-50A1

ArmaLite is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a special release of the mighty AR-50A1. The company is producing just fifty of the rifles in a one-of-a-kind color and as part of a special package.

Third Year of Falling Crime Proves Gun Grabbers Wrong

For the third straight year, violent crime has declined in all categories while gun sales climbed, gun ownership expanded and more citizens are carrying firearms for personal protection; proof positive that gun prohibitionists have been consistently and undeniably wrong, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms said.

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