Author: Gunner Quinn

One person is hospitalized following an armed home invasion robbery early Friday morning in Rockland Township, where three masked men invaded a residence on Beaver Creek Road around 2:30 a.m. The assailants shot the victim in the leg before ransacking the home and fleeing in a newer model white Honda Civic or Accord, last seen heading toward Lyons Road. State police are actively investigating the incident and are urging anyone with information to come forward. This alarming crime raises concerns about community safety, particularly in residential neighborhoods, prompting residents and law enforcement alike to remain vigilant. Read full story at…

In a recent podcast, author Jay Michaelson explores the complex relationship between American Jews and the issues of gun violence and the Second Amendment. He highlights the reality that many Jewish communities face the threat of gun violence both as specific targets and as broader victims of societal insecurity. This conversation, hosted by Yehuda Kurtzer at the Shalom Hartman Institute, delves into the challenges of navigating a political culture marked by persistent gun violence, raising critical questions about safety and civic engagement for minority communities. Listeners can gain insights into how American Jews are responding to these pressing issues and…

The Chapel Hill Police Department is actively searching for three men believed to be involved in a series of violent crimes, including an armed carjacking and an ATM robbery that took place just days apart. The incidents began when a woman reported being followed from a Bank of America ATM on Willow Drive, where her cash and credit cards were stolen at gunpoint on Thursday night. Just a few days later, another armed robbery occurred early Saturday morning at The Siena Hotel, where the same group of suspects reportedly carjacked a vehicle at gunpoint from two victims. This vehicle was…

Thacha’s three distinct clothing lines allow sportsmen to adapt their apparel to the environment in which they will be hunting, and the L-1 Lightweight Hooded Pullover serves as the outermost component in the company’s L-1 warm-weather layering system. Composed of quiet and breathable polyester material, the lightweight hoodie provides comfortable and cool protection from the elements, thanks to its fabric’s stretchable, moisture-wicking characteristics and the hood, which features an integral, ventilated facemask. The L-1 Lightweight Hooded Pullover is offered in three varieties, black and Realtree’s Excape (shown) and Legacy camouflage patterns, allowing the hunter to blend even more effectively into…

Utah-based Christensen Arms got its start making carbon-fiber barrels and stocks before branching out to make high-end complete rifles. Its Evoke, introduced in 2024, brought a premium-quality, American-made hunting rifle to the market that retailed for less than $1,000. New for 2025, the company is expanding its Evoke lineup by adding two unique chamberings that will allow hunters to take everything from whitetail deer to the largest game that North America has to offer: the .450 Bushmaster and the .375 H&H. All Evoke rifles feature an M700-footprint, stainless-steel “Precision Machined Receiver” with a 60-degree bolt throw, adjustable TriggerTech trigger and…

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro recently signed legislation that fully repeals the state’s prohibition on Sunday hunting, marking a significant shift for outdoor enthusiasts. This historic change, enacted through House Bill 1431, aims to provide hunters with increased access to the woods and contribute to better wildlife management amidst growing concerns about deer overpopulation. The Pennsylvania Game Commission plans to implement new Sunday hunting opportunities this fall, responding to long-standing demands from the hunting community. With the law taking effect after a 60-day window, advocates like Rep. Mandy Steele emphasize that this reform not only strengthens traditional hunting practices but also…

Parents of the children killed in the Uvalde, Texas, shooting at Robb Elementary School are taking legal action against several major American companies. They allege that these corporations have contributed to a culture that glorifies guns and violence, which they claim played a role in the deaths of 19 children during the tragic incident. This lawsuit highlights a growing concern over corporate responsibility in the promotion of firearms, as families seek accountability for the influence these companies may have on societal attitudes toward gun violence. The case is poised to draw significant public and legal scrutiny as it raises critical…

As a young Private in the U.S.Army, I had wondered what happened inside the company Command Post (CP) or Tactical Operations Center (TOC). I had the opportunity to work in our unit’s Headquarters Platoon, including working in the TOC. Before my personal experiences working inside the TOC, I believed the TOC was where all the officers went to keep warm, get hot coffee, and sit around. After working in the Company Headquarters Platoon, I got reassigned to the Battalion Headquarters Company in the Scout Platoon. These experiences allowed me to grasp how situational awareness is gathered by scouts, analyzed, and…

Holyoke community members gather to honor Myriam Miranda, a 45-year-old single mother of eight, who recently lost her life due to a gunshot wound. Her death underscores a broader issue of rising gun violence in the area that has caught the attention of local leaders and residents alike. Miranda, a certified nursing assistant, is remembered not only for her role as a devoted mother but also for her impact on the community. As Holyoke grapples with this tragedy, residents are compelled to reflect on the increasing violence and the legacy of those it affects the most. Read full story at…

On July 19, 1881, Lakota Sloux Indian Chief Sitting Bull surrendered to US federal troops at Fort Buford in the Montana Territory. — July 19th is coincidentally the birthday of handgun designers Samuel Colt (born 1814) and Gaston Glock. (Glock was born in 1929 and passed away in December, 2023.) In honor of the birthday week of Samuel Colt, we just started a one-week sale at Elk Creek Company. Many antique and percussion replica gun prices have been reduced — including all of our Colts — and I’ll include the bonus of an autographed hardback copy of my novel Expatriates…