August
4, 2021
, here are the latest tips and updates from around the 2A community!
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As a lad, I anxiously awaited the weekly episodes of “Gunsmoke,” strapped on my toy six-shooter and attempted to out-draw the U.S. marshal of Dodge City, Matt Dillon. I never won—Dillon was good—but, still, this early …
America's 1st Freedom
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Member Listed Products For Sale
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The battles between the Texas Rangers and 19th century Comanches illustrate our current conundrum over ammo shortages. Perhaps …
Gun Digest
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Trivia
What is a 'meplat'?
See the answer below.
| Quote of the Week
"I have a very strict gun control policy. If there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it."
Clint Eastwood
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"It's the latest innovation in office safety. When your computer crashes, an airbag is activated so you won't bang your head in frustration."
Copyright © Randy Glasbergen
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America's millions of first-time firearm owners will find National Shooting Sports Month in August a great time to enjoy using their …
Ammoland Shooting Sports News
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In the past, I have written a few different articles about how to maintain your firearm as well as your equipment. I have been traveling …
The Fire Arm Blog.com
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Pros vs. Cons of Appendix Carry
Appendix carry is nothing new although it has become a current topic among those who carry concealed. It was actually quite popular …
NRA Family
***ATF Proposals Open to Comments***
Please stay active and vigilant and make your voice heard for the two current ATF proposals infringing on our 2A rights. Submit your comments for the following proposals at the links below:
Even though these proposals are frustrating, please keep your comments professional and respectful. Do not wait until the last minute, comment today!
That's all for this week . Stay safe and stay tuned!
P.S. As always, you can download our eBooks and guides HERE!
Trivia Answer
What is the temperature of the flame in your barrel every time you pull the trigger?
Answer: 4,000 - 5,000 degrees F
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