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Cogito ergo armatus
I think, therefore armed
Hunting, competition, defense
Shall not be infringed
 

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Hunting Geese Not a Sit and Wait Game

Written by: Dodge Globe
Category: Hunting
Created: 26 October 2016
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Ryan Flaming loves to hunt — he's gone out of state for an archery elk hunt and for pronghorn. He loves playing what he calls a game of chess while hunting whitetail deer and plans on trying mule deer season this fall. He's hunted all kinds of birds and water fowl, and tried coyote hunting as well.

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Damaged Goods - The Anti-Gun Agenda Explained

Written by: NRA ILA
Category: Gun Rights
Created: 31 March 2016
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How do you sell something that for generations hasn’t lived up to its claims; that has failed so horribly that one of its side effects is a higher homicide rate; that, when implemented, turns good, law-abiding people into helpless victims; and that has failed so openly that an overwhelming majority of Americans have rejected it? Better marketing, of course.

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Smith & Wesson Model 649 revolver in .38 Special +P

Written by: Guns.com
Category: Gun Gear
Created: 25 April 2017
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The compact snub nosed revolver market has been dominated by Smith & Wesson ever since they introduced the J-frame .38 Chiefs Special in 1950. Sure, Colt, Ruger and the others have had their snubbies, but they have come and gone while the J-frame revolvers have been in continuous production, in one form or another for more than sixty years...

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Competition News

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