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The Problem You are a petite woman married to someone twice your size. In an effort to be proactive in this time of increasing civil unrest, he decided to purchase several firearms strictly for home-defense purposes. Unfortunately, he made all of the purchases of handguns and long guns thinking he …
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I have a problem that has perplexed me for the last three years concerning the Ruger Mark IV Target .22 LR pistol I shoot for Steel Challenge competition and just ringing steel for fun. In cleaning this gun over the last three years, I have yet to come out with …
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HARTFORD, CT- Only in a liberal city such as Hartford could an exercise where police academy trainees are sent out into the community to learn about the city and the services it provides be considered controversial. But this is 2023 and the leftist loons wasted no time trying to make the exercise into something it was not.

Colt is launching a new bolt-action rifle, the CBXPrecision Rifle. The CBX is an advanced chassis-based rifle with features specifically designed for competitive shooters. “Our engineers excelled in the design of the CBX Rifle,” remarked Jessica Treglia, Colt Manufacturing, Director of Commercial Products. “We’ve created a premium precision rifle worthy of …
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“We need to be nicer to Mother Nature because Mother Nature’s not happy with us,” DeGeneres said.

In the vernacular of U.S. military snipers, “Send it” is often the last thing a sniper hears from his spotter (also a sniper) a few instants before breaking a well-aimed shot. Unfortunately, this month’s topic is nowhere near as interesting as the dynamics surrounding how a typical, two-person sniper team …
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LAS VEGAS, NV- What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, right? Of course, this doesn’t mean that news of national importance which effects national security stays in Vegas, but here we are. Such is the case of a recent act of terrorism that has flown under the radar.

Retired Col. Milt Toratti, 80, has spent his retirement years pursuing a passion that he first developed at the age of 13: documenting the lives and careers of ex-military men and women.
When Toratti was 13, he interviewed a 109-year-old Civil War veteran for a school project. From then on, he discovered he had both a talent and a passion for capturing these stories, writing them down and sharing them.
“For the next 67 years, on and off, I said I love to do this, and I discovered my passion at the age of 13,” he said.