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AERO PRECISION KEEPING ITS WORD ON TACOMA GUN TAX PLEDGE

Aero Precision, one of the nation’s leading firearm parts and accessories manufacturers, warned Tacoma, Wash., city officials their proposed punitive gun and ammunition tax would have consequences. Officials passed the proposed increases and instituted the taxes and fees anyway. Aero Precision answered back.

NSSF APPLAUDS OCC FINALIZATION OF FAIR ACCESS BANKING RULE

The finalized rule evens the playing field. It stops corporate banks from picking winners and losers based on executives’ personal politics. It protects banks from outside pressure from special interest groups seeking to use the banks as a political weapon.

HEARING PROTECTION ACT DESERVES RESOUNDING CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT

Prospects for any sort of pro-gun bill moving in Congress are dim, but that doesn’t mean Congress shouldn’t try, especially when it’s a bill to make recreational shooting and hunting safer and make gun ranges better neighbors. That’s why NSSF is urging Congress to consider the Hearing Protection Act, H.R. 95.

DRILLING HOLES IN CREDIT CARD REGULATION OF GUN PURCHASES

Michael Bloomberg’s front woman for his bought-and-paid-for gun control group Moms Demand Action is demanding credit card companies monitor and police cardholder purchases. She wants credit card companies to ban purchases of precursor firearm parts.

2020 – A RECORD-SETTING YEAR FOR FIREARM SALES

If I told you at SHOT Show® last year that the industry would see 21 million background checks for the sale of a firearm in 2020, you would have thought I was crazy. One year later and with the benefit of hindsight, this was truly a remarkable year for the industry across the board.

FIREARM FRIENDLY FRESHMEN CLASS REPORTS FOR DUTY

The 117th Congress gaveled into session on Jan. 3 and among the new faces in the U.S. House of Representatives are dozens of firearm-friendly freshmen. It’s the most diverse Republican freshmen class ever and includes military veterans, minorities and a historic tally of women.

Why buy a Saiga 7.62×39 rifle?

August 3, 2015 Joel Persinger Emergency preparedness, Rifles, Self-defense, Semi-auto rifles One comment

I picked up my Saiga rifle in 7.62×39 a while back and have become totally sold on the design for a few reasons. I thought you might like to know what my reasons are…

How to get a concealed carry permit in California

August 1, 2015 Joel Persinger Blogs & Vlogs, Handguns, Pistols (semi-autos), Revolvers, Self-defense One comment

One of the questions I get most often from students is, “How can I get a concealed carry permit in California?” I’ve been through the process in San Diego twice. The process has become a bit more challenging, but the reasons the sheriff will accept for issuance are pretty the must the same.

A Memorial Day Tribute

May 26, 2015 Joel Persinger Blogs & Vlogs, Rifles, Semi-auto rifles Leave a comment

When Memorial Day comes around, it’s traditional for people to put on patriotism for a day, to speak well of those who sacrificed for our country and made possible our freedom. It’s a shame that it comes around only once a year. For some, patriotism is a constant and every day is Memorial Day.

Gun Guy demonstrating proper grip for a student.

Which gun should I buy for home defense?

May 25, 2015 Joel Persinger Self-defense 2 comments

…two simple rules. 1) Always select a home defense gun in a caliber or gauge that you can actually hit something with. A solid hit with a .22 is better than a loud miss with a .44 Magnum. 2) Buy a quality, reliable firearm that will ALWAYS go bang. After all, the loudest sound in a gun fight is click.

How to carry a gun while hiking in California

May 25, 2015 Joel Persinger Handguns, Hunting, Pistols (semi-autos), Revolvers, Rifles 2 comments

At one time the main concern was fending off mountain lions and dealing with venomous snakes. However, more recently students have expressed concerns about drug cartels and smugglers. You might say that the wild beasts have been supplanted by even wilder and sometimes more dangerous two legged pests…

Are revolvers obsolete?

May 14, 2015 Joel Persinger Handguns, Hunting, Revolvers, Self-defense Leave a comment

Far from being dead or obsolete, revolvers are among the most popular handguns made, and for good reason. Revolvers are simple to operate, easy to shoot, ridiculously reliable, extremely accurate and chambered for powerful handgun cartridges.