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How to transport a firearm on an airline

Written by: MultiBriefs
Category: Education/Safety
Created: 17 June 2016
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While the hassle involved with airline travel — particularly the security screening process — seems to be getting worse and worse each day, transporting a firearm on an airline actually isn't as complicated as you would think. Texas born and raised John McAdams provides his advice on how to safely and legally transport your firearms when flying.

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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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The Civilian Marksmanship Program - An American Success Story

Written by: Mark Sullivan
Category: Education/Safety
Created: 04 November 2015
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The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is a little known organization that has been promoting responsible use of firearms for years. It is one of the most successful organizations that helps train young people in both the responsibility and the skills needed for handling firearms.

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