Author: Gunner Quinn
The Senate parliamentarian has dismissed a GOP effort to exempt certain religious schools, such as Hillsdale College, from a new tax on college endowments within a major budget reconciliation bill. This provision, aimed at alleviating financial burdens on select institutions, was part of a broader Republican strategy to simplify tax codes while seeking to elevate their appeal to conservative voters. In addition, the parliamentarian also ruled against deregulating gun silencers in the same legislation, a move that has drawn criticism from gun control advocates. The proposed changes would have eliminated regulations that require federal approval and background checks for suppressors,…
The U.S. DOGE Service is collaborating with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) to revise or eliminate more than 50 gun regulations by July 4. This initiative marks a substantial shift at the ATF, which faces budget cuts and a proposed reduction of its inspection workforce, potentially undermining compliance with federal laws governing firearms. The planned regulatory alterations could simplify the firearm purchase process, including a proposed reduction of the 4473 Form from seven pages to three, raising concerns among gun-control advocates about public safety. With pro-gun advocacy groups celebrating the moves as a victory for Second…
Armed Citizen® Today An 18-year-old home invasion suspect is in the hospital after confronting a shotgun-wielding homeowner in Clovis, N.M. Police say they were called to the scene by the two homeowners, and upon arriving at the residence, they discovered the suspect nearby, bleeding from his abdomen. An investigation revealed that the suspect allegedly attempted to enter the house and was fired upon by one of the residents, who had armed themselves with a shotgun. The suspect was transported to a local hospital for treatment, and police say the investigation is ongoing. (KRQE News; Clovis, N.M.; 3/23/25) From the Armed…
Few rifles have earned the legendary status held by Ruger’s 10/22. Introduced in 1964, the 10/22 has served as a go-to for first-time shooters, seasoned marksmen, small-game hunters and competitors alike. With its signature magazine and reliable blowback action, it’s no wonder that this semi-automatic .22 LR rifle has become a cornerstone in the rimfire world. Watch our video above to see this latest version of Ruger’s legendary rimfire rifle in use on the range. Ruger continues to develop the 10/22 platform, and this Carbon Fiber model, announced in 2025, is proof that the company is still innovating, even with…
In this week’s interview episode, Cal sits down with Wired to Hunt’s Mark Kenyon to give you all the latest on the public land battle in Washington, D.C., as well as a trip update from their adventure in the Arctic.To learn more and get involved with any Cal to Action, click here. Read the full article here
One of the best-kept secrets of the holster market is the selection of fits offered by Falco Holsters. I’m still not sure how those folks do it, but they make leather, Kydex, 3D-printed and hybrid holsters for more than 1,600 different handgun configurations. Got a light or laser? Check their website; they have lots of options for accessory-equipped guns. There’s a new style available, not a replacement but rather an addition to the line. You can now order holsters made from rigid and durable carbon fiber material. The first thing I noticed when opening this one for a classic 1911…
Hosts Brody Henderson, Seth Morris, and Cory Calkins catch up with former Vermont forester and owner of Greenfire Enterprises, Michael Snyder, to chat logging and deer management, throwback to favorite memories on our public lands, get a roundtable fishing report, hold the inaugural MeatEater Pond Punch-out in a competition between Seth and Cory, and pick the winner of the Moultrie trail cam photo contest. Read the full article here
Michelle Zajko, a former resident of Chester Heights, has been arrested and is currently in custody in Maryland, facing felony charges related to drug and gun trafficking. Her arrest in February comes amid broader investigations into a drug trafficking operation connected to Zizians, heightening concerns about regional crime and safety. Authorities have indicated that Zajko’s case reveals deeper connections within illegal trafficking networks, as she stands accused of serious offenses that could carry significant penalties. The public is eager for more details on her alleged activities and any potential implications for others involved. Read full story at www.inquirer.com Read the…
On this episode. we’re going behind the scenes of Brent’s first ever solo hunt film. He’s out in Kansas with his good friend, Jeff Writer, along with Jeff’s decoy dogs, hunting coyotes. Brent shares the inside scoop on the challenges that arise in filmed hunts, and how this particular one went. He also learned that what he thought he knew about coyotes may have been quite the opposite. He’s talking about coyotes, decoy dogs, and predator control on this week’s episode of MeatEater’s This Country Life podcast. Read the full article here
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s controversial plan to merge the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is drawing criticism from across the political spectrum. Advocates from both sides of the gun control debate express alarm over potential budget cuts that could accompany the merger, raising questions about the government’s ability to enforce existing laws effectively. The proposed consolidation aims to enhance efficiency, with Bondi asserting that “everyone knows guns and drugs go together.” However, groups such as the Second Amendment Foundation warn that this could create “a super-entity of gun control enforcers,” ultimately…