Jeff Pittman's Second Amendment News from Mississippi & Beyond
Ruger has a new LCRx version rated for +P .38 Special with a 3-inch barrel, adjustable sights and a full-length Hogue grip. Now THAT’s a kit gun. $529. There’s also the new LCR-9 based on the .357 Magnum model of the LCR with a steel frame rather than aluminum, weighing 17.2 oz. grabagun.com has some S&W and Bushmaster ARs priced […]
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Chiappa has its Little Badger, a folding single shot skeletonized survival style rifle, in .22 LR, .22 Magnum, and of all things, 9mm Flobert. But Bud’s Gun Shop has a version in .17 HMR. Folds to as little as 16.5″ and weighs about 3 lbs. IWI has introduced the next generation Galil, the Galil ACE 32, a full-sized model of
Product highlights for Nov. 21, 2014 Read More »
About Chinese knives Why the Next Hot EDC Knife Could be Chinese A.G Russell Knives: Why we make knives in China In praise of pocketknives The Outdoor Wire: In Praise of Pocketknives Note that his generation ain’t the ones shooting up schools and robbing banks.
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Once again, NRA is offering discounted memberships and upgrades through Life Member referrals. Annual = $20 (Reg. $35) Life = $500 (Reg. $1000) Discount could expire at any moment.
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We reported several weeks ago on the new Browning .380 ACP version of its reduced-size 1911 pistol, which is 85% of the size of a full-size 1911, similar to their 1911-.22 version. It has now occurred to me that this 85% gun may be a great platform for a 9mm version. Whaddaya say, Browning? Yet another AR-15 caliber choice in
Product highlights for Nov. 14, 2014 Read More »
This Week’s Product Highlights: The new Meprolight TRU-DOT RDS (red dot sight) is a law enforcement version of the Meprolight M5. The TRU-DOT RDS is built like the M5 where it counts, with the same features as the M5, but a few mainly cosmetic cost-saving features. It uses one AA battery (alkaline or lithium) and retails for $399. Aimpoint has
Product Highlights for November 7, 2014 Read More »
Another reason gun control doesn’t work. You can make them from hardware store items.
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Michael Crumling, a 25-year-old machinist from York, PA has developed a cartridge designed specifically to be fired from 3-D printed guns. It uses a thicker steel case with a lead bullet inserted an inch inside, so that the case can contain the force of the blast instead of transferring that force to the plastic body or barrel of the gun.
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