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I think, therefore armed
Hunting, competition, defense
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First Shot On Target Drill, Learn To Shoot Better From The Karate Kid

Written by: Tom McHale, Ammoland
Category: Education/Safety
Created: 15 April 2017
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Normally Hollywood movies dish out useful gun advice about as often as the sun goes out, but every once in a while, a movie presents a surprisingly relevant learning opportunity. Tom Mchale from Ammoland introduces one of his firearms training routines using Hollywood to make his point... We think he's right on target.

 

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3D Printed Guns: More Freedom, Less Government

Written by: The New American
Category: Gun Gear
Created: 29 August 2016
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With Cody Wilson, the founder of Defense Distributed, a company that sells both software and hardware allowing individuals to make firearms at home, is getting more attention thanks to his pending lawsuit against the government. In light of this, Thor Benson with the liberal anti-gun Daily Beast, decided to interview Wilson. Following that interview, Benson predicted a “terrifying future” where government gun controllers wouldn’t be able to keep up with Wilson’s expanding technology.

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Why Do You Need A Gun In A Wal-Mart Parking Lot?

Written by: Americas 1st Freedom
Category: Gun Rights
Created: 27 October 2016
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A recent episode of armed self-defense in Minnesota is a perfect example of how gun-ban advocates’ lies about “good guys with guns” are just that—lies.

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Gun Gear News

Gun Gear News

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Competition News

Competition News

  • What Are the Chances?: When Liberal Media Advice Gets People Killed ~ VIDEO
  • When the Disarmed Bleed Out: Australia’s Heartbreaking Betrayal of the Innocent ~ VIDEO
  • Tragedies Here, Abroad Show Guns Not The Problem ~ VIDEO
  • Remain Helpless & Disarmed at Your Peril!

Military & Police News

Industry News

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  • Mossberg Introduces 990 SPX Magpul Semi-Auto Shotgun
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