Author: Gunner Quinn

Knowing how to properly sauté fish is something that every cook needs to have in their arsenal. It’s a quick way to cook practically any fish, and with practice, you can perfect the technique so that you get a beautiful golden crust and juicy fillet. This is a really simple recipe that allows fresh-caught fish to shine. Add a spoonful of the garlicky lemon compound butter basted over the top to impart flavor and a lot of succulence! Read the full article here

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The administrator’s visit underscores the significant role that gun manufacturers play in Texas, a state known for its robust firearm industry. Enthusiasts and entrepreneurs alike are keen to learn how federal support may enhance their operations and address current challenges in the marketplace, making this a pivotal moment for stakeholders in the industry. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the full article here

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CZ’s Shadow 2 line of pistols has taken the classic and groundbreaking CZ 75 and brought it into the 21st century with modern materials, re-designed ergonomics, an accessory rail and optics-ready capability, ready to take on a marketplace filled with polymer-frame, striker-fired options. The latest model to join the family is the Shadow 2 Carry, a handgun the company says was “born from sport, tailored for EDC.”   The CZ Shadow 2 Carry takes classic CZ75 characteristics and adds modern features, like an optics-ready capability.   The 9 mm Luger CZ Shadow 2 Carry has all the features the series…

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On May 28, 1937, the famed Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco was opened to vehicular traffic. JWR’s Comments: Originally, the toll was 50 cents each way, or $1 for a round trip, with a 5-cent surcharge for any car with more than three passengers. The bridge toll is now $10 for automobiles, or $9.75 with a FastTrak transponder, for automated billing. Assuming 260 working days in a calendar year, that would equate to a bridge toll expense of $2,535  per year, for a Golden Gate Bridge commuter with a transponder!  By the way, additional incremental toll increases have already…

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In this week’s interview, Cal sits down with Jason Sawyer and James Powell of the East Foundation to learn more about how their cattle operations work to conserve wildlife and habitat in the deep South of Texas.To learn more and get involved with any Cal to Action, click here. Read the full article here

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Spotlight on America investigates a dire trend in home insurance, where skyrocketing premiums and unprecedented policy non-renewals threaten homeowners across the U.S. A staggering one in ten California homeowners is without insurance, largely due to the spate of natural disasters and rising costs, leaving many vulnerable to financial ruin. U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse warns that the crisis could destabilize the housing market, with rates quadrupling in some areas. In a separate shocking report, a former Army doctor at Joint Base Lewis-McChord is sentenced to over 13 years in prison for sexually abusing numerous patients, shining a light on the military’s…

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Rossi USA has offered lever-action rifles for years, but many of the company’s longarms are chambered for pistol cartridges rather than rifle cartridges. One exception in the Rossi lineup is the R95, which is built and styled like a classic lever-action hunting arm, and to that end, it is chambered for one of the classic American hunting cartridges: .30-30 Winchester. Watch our “American Rifleman Television” Rifleman Review segment above to see the details of this traditional lever-action longarm.  ”With the demise of U.S.-made Winchesters and then with Marlin’s restructuring, you know, there was a big gap in .30-30s filled by…

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Introduction In my recent SurvivalBlog multi-part article, Communications Options for the Common Man, I looked at how to use commonly available license-free radios in a way that provided a low level of communication security by following a few basic rules, by mostly untrained people. Included in that article was the use of field phones that are easy to use, and provide the highest level of communication security that could be available to both untrained and trained personnel. In this article, I will describe methods that could only be used by trained and disciplined personnel who can maintain higher standards, and…

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With a few minutes left on the time clock in some states this spring to bear hunt, Dirks talks baiting statagies with Mark Livesay from Treeline Academy. They touch on escouting and dig in deep on Mark’s favorite baiting tricks. If you have a little time left to hunt and were pondering if it’s worth setting up a bait this late in the game, give this a listen and head out with bait in hand! Read the full article here

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A 21-year-old man from California has been charged with a felony after airport security discovered a handgun in his carry-on bag at Pittsburgh International Airport. Fatih Oruc, from Mountain View, faces serious legal consequences as he did not possess a valid concealed carry permit, leading to a potential federal civil fine of up to $10,000 for bringing a firearm through a security checkpoint. TSA officials alerted Allegheny County police, who confirmed the firearm upon notification. Oruc’s preliminary hearing is set for June 16, and the incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding airport security and the serious implications of carrying firearms in…

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