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Kenneth Walker, a 42-year-old man, is arrested in Houston on numerous charges, including aggravated robbery and illegal firearm possession. The arrest follows a November 2…
Iowa’s deer gun season begins this weekend, coinciding with a snowy forecast that could enhance visibility and tracking, potentially boosting hunters’ success. The first of the two gun seasons, running from December 6 to 10, is expected to attract more than 100,000 hunters, with projections of 55,000 to 60,000 deer harvested across the state. State deer biologist Jace Elliott reports a strong harvest in Eastern Iowa, compensating for lower populations in other areas impacted by hemorrhagic disease. Weather plays a crucial role, as hunters might see increased deer activity if snow falls on opening day, although heavy snowfall could deter…
A Florida man, wanted for armed robbery and false imprisonment, is arrested in Shelby Township, Michigan, thanks to the collaboration between local police and advanced technology. The suspect, who allegedly robbed a gambling establishment in Florida and assaulted an employee, fled to Michigan where he was tracked using the Flock Safety license plate reader system after detectives received tips regarding his family ties in the area. On November 24, the Shelby Township Police were notified that the suspect’s vehicle, a Dodge Ram pickup truck, had been detected multiple times in the vicinity. At approximately 2:13 p.m., officers located the vehicle…
Sir Salman Rushdie asserts that the murder of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, reflects the alarming nature of the gun culture in the United States. During an interview, Rushdie, who himself survived a violent assassination attempt, described Kirk’s killing as an “appalling act of violence” and emphasized the dire implications of a nation where firearms outnumber the population. He noted the troubling normalization of gun use among children and the prevalence of gun-related crime in daily American life. In addition to discussing Kirk’s murder, Rushdie addressed the broader consequences of gun violence, highlighting a systemic issue within American society. He…
Construction is complete on MidwayUSA’s new Roosevelt Corporate Offices Building, in Columbia, Mo., marking another major milestone in the company’s development of its 500-Year Campus. The state-of-the-art, two-story, 64,000-square-foot facility—designed to accommodate more than 200 employees across six departments—is now fully operational. “We are pleased to continue to support the growth of MidwayUSA through our new Roosevelt Corporate Offices Building,” said Larry Potterfield, MidwayUSA founder and chair of the Board of Directors. The staff from the Van Horn Tavern campus has officially relocated to the new building, which is located next to the previously completed Washington Distribution Center. The move…
Preview: Spyderco Police Model The all-stainless-steel Spyderco Police Model folding knife is an instantly recognizable design that, according to the company, “was developed in the early 1980s to meet the demanding needs of law-enforcement professionals.” Read the full article here
The world’s oldest firearm company, Beretta is well-known for both its handguns and shotguns. Not content to rest on its history and heritage, the company is still innovating in the firearms field five centuries on. The latest proof is its new-for-2025 AX800 Suprema, which the company touts as “the future of hunting shotguns.” The AX800 is a re-engineered semi-automatic shotgun tailored to waterfowl hunting. Shown with the Mossy Oak Bottomland finish. Since the 1960s, Beretta’s famous over-under shotguns have been complemented by a line of semi-automatics, including the current A400 and 1301 series. The AX800 is a clean-slate design tailored…
Highline High School in Burien has reopened after a lockdown triggered by reports of an armed assault, with three suspects now in custody. The King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) confirms no serious injuries occurred, and no shots were fired during the incident, which involved a student victim who was allegedly assaulted with a gun just before 1 p.m. Deputy Earl Seratt indicated that some suspects may be students, but did not confirm whether any weapons were recovered at the scene. The KCSO is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the assault, raising questions about safety within the school environment. Stay informed…
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This article is a compilation of practical preparedness tips, insights, and lessons learned. It starts with what I call inner resources, or mindset and moves toward the hard, practical items. I offer a rather broad field of experience, including military/industrial electrical work, Christian hospitality in organized retreat settings, hospice/end of life care, and some alternative power experience. I’ll close the article with a Christian exhortation as we head into this Christmas season. Mindset You can break the preparedness mindset down into: homesteading, military, social, domestic categories, etc; or synthesize it into one grand holistic prepster/survivalist perspective. Just don’t flunk the…
Several hundred attendees visit the Rural Retreat Lions Club Gun Show, showcasing an array of firearms and engaging discussions among vendors and visitors. Lions Club member Frank notes the strong turnout and hints at the possibility of sponsoring another gun show within the year, indicating growing interest in such community events. The event features both enthusiasts and vendors, creating a vibrant atmosphere where attendees like Tommy Taylor enjoy browsing the various offerings. This gathering not only highlights the local passion for firearms but also fosters social connections, as participants have opportunities to reunite with friends and meet new people interested…