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Zip Stitches – Why They Should Be an Essential Hunting Gear

Nothing is scarier than injuring yourself during a hunting trip. Let’s say that you injure yourself at home and you need stitches: you go to the doctor, they apply those stitches, and you’re good to go. You’re all “stitched up” and you are ready to heal. Now, if that happens in the wild, you only have yourself to turn to. You’ll be staring at an open wound, completely aware that it’s going to leave a horrible scar. You will also know full well that every predator close to you will probably smell that entire bloody situation happening – which is why you need to close the Read More >>

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Top Six Reasons Why You Should Own a Gun

Should you buy a gun? There are plenty of anti-gun people who will tell you that owning a gun is wrong. But is it? For starters owning a firearm is a constitutional right guaranteed by the second amendment act of our constitution. The first president of our great nation, George Washington, stated that the only thing more important than firearms was the constitution itself. With that being said, what are the main reasons why you should own a gun? Offers a sense of freedom According to a survey conducted by Pew Research Center, 74% of Americans who own guns opine that gun ownership Read More >>

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Why People Love the Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 So Much?

The market for 9mm pistols has a variety of high-quality options to choose from. This often makes it hard for specific models to stand out. However, Smith and Wesson’s M&P series has been standing out since its introduction to the market in 2005. It has since become a favorite of police departments and firearms enthusiasts alike. What’s New With the 2.0? An updated version of S&W’s modern classic, the M&P9 2.0, was released in 2017. The new model brought a number of upgrades to the table. While the M&P9 was mostly loved by its owners, the trigger of the previous Read More >>

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On Hungry Ghosts by L.B. Johnson

In Buddism hell doesn't exist as a "place" - it's created by individuals, actions, thoughts, and words---a consequence of life for which each individual is accountable. Other faith-based believes notwithstanding---that is also true here on earth, not of the "hell" as depicted in scripture but those places we find ourselves where we don't want to be. I was at lunch at a chain Italian restaurant with a group of ladies from a volunteer group.   One of them was NOT having a good day, and when our very young waiter came by and asked how we were doing she said, quite boisterously  "We're all Read More >>

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What Makes a .22 Long Rifle Unique

The .22 Long Rifle cartridge is roughly 160 years old – the first batch of this type of ammunition was manufactured in 1858. It is, as some of you may know, the most common ammunition in the world nowadays when it comes to units sold. This particular cartridge is a long-established variation of the .22 caliber rimfire ammo. It is known, as mentioned, as the .22 Long Rifle or as the .22 LR – under 5.6x15mmR metric designation. What makes the .22 LR unique is the fact that it can be used in a wide range of one-bore firearms – namely rifles, revolvers, pistols, submachine guns, and Read More >>

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Speak Softly . . by L.B. Johnson

Several years back, not long after I got my first Concealed Carry Certificate I made my first long road trip in my truck with my 1911 in a holster on my hip. I carry because I'm often a woman traveling alone in dark places and because I support the Second Amendment.   I support the Second Amendment as it supports what our country was founded on, the means in which we can protect and defend. The true measure of the patriot is steadfastness. We all have small moments of wanderlust in us, tearing off on paths that others may not follow, testing limits, testing ourselves. That is Read More >>

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The Times They Are a Changin’

To quote Dylan, things are a changing’ and some don’t think it is for the better.  You are here, so you have some interest in the Shooting Sports, and presumably in the preservation of the 2nd Amendment.  It started in California and New York, fairly quietly.  Then, BOOM, Virginia with massive proposed anti-firearm legislation and threats of enforcement by the National Guard.  The most egregious bills seemed to have died in committee, but the legislature isn’t done.  Bans and serious restrictions for ranges, Red Flag laws without due process, Universal Background checks, Read More >>

Filed Under: 2nd Amendment Rights, Firearms Possession, Lynne Finch

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