Author: Gunner Quinn
(Continued from Part 4.) Most survivalists tend to concentrate on their area of expertise and interest. The majority of survivalists I know are men and we tend to accumulate guns. It is just part of the nature of man that we like tools and guns are at their most basic level tools. I know of no survivalists or preppers without at least one gun unless they are just starting out. Over time, gun collections have a tendency to grow. Gun control for a survivalist is as the joke says means “buying just one gun instead of five.” One major problem…
Gunmaker Sig Sauer has filed a lawsuit against Washington’s police academy following its ban on the P320 pistol, which officials deemed unsafe due to reports of unintended discharges. The Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission took this step after investigating claims that the firearm can fire without a trigger pull, raising significant safety concerns for law enforcement personnel. In a notable incident, Houston police officer Rick Fernandez is suing Sig Sauer for $10 million after he was allegedly shot in the leg by his holstered P320, prompting further scrutiny of the weapon. The lawsuit aims to reverse the ban and…
Huntington Police Department detectives arrest one individual in connection with an armed robbery that took place in the 1000 block of Washington Avenue. Chief Phil Watkins confirmed that the investigation led officers to Coach’s Inn, where the suspect was taken into custody, although no specific details about the robbery have been released yet. As the investigation unfolds, Watkins promises that further information will be shared in the coming days, heightening community interest in this ongoing case. The circumstances surrounding the robbery and the identity of the suspect remain under wraps, prompting local residents to stay alert for updates on this…
A man has been sentenced to five years in prison for drug possession and having a stolen firearm. Stephen Johnson was apprehended by Colonie Police on December 9 after his vehicle was found blocking a handicapped spot at the Albany Airport Inn, where officers discovered cocaine and a loaded Glock 22 handgun beneath his seat. Crucially, police later confirmed that the Glock was stolen from New York Shooter Supply in 2017, raising concerns about illegal guns circulating in the community. Following his prison term, Johnson must also complete three years of post-release supervision, aiming to prevent future offenses. Read full…
The Linwood Crump Community Center in Shiloh, Asheville, is set to reopen on July 26 after a shooting incident prompted its temporary closure. City spokesperson Kim Miller confirmed that the center will resume normal operational hours, while the Asheville Police Department continues to address a troubling spike in gun violence, including three shootings that resulted in serious injuries just days before the reopening. In response to the rising violence, Asheville’s Mayor Esther Manheimer and Police Chief Michael Lamb have expressed solidarity with affected victims and emphasize a collective effort to combat gun-related incidents in the community. They have called for…
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators introduces Senate Bill 397, aimed at protecting firearm manufacturers from legal actions related to crimes committed with guns. This legislation seeks to limit liability for manufacturers while allowing lawsuits for product defects or illegal activities, a significant step amid ongoing efforts by anti-gun advocates to hold gun makers accountable through the courts. Supporters argue that this bill is necessary to prevent crippling legal bills that could threaten the livelihoods of gun manufacturers, even if no favorable verdicts are reached. As the debate over gun rights continues, the bill represents a critical moment in balancing…
A recent Urban League study reveals troubling statistics surrounding gun violence among Cincinnati teens, particularly among Black youth. The survey indicates that 61% of Black adolescents aged 12 to 20 have held a gun, while nearly half, at 48%, have witnessed a shooting. These findings underscore a significant public safety concern as the community grapples with rising youth violence. Teens from Cincinnati express a growing fear regarding the normalization of firearms, with many stating, “I feel like everybody has one.” This comment reflects not only their experiences but also a broader issue of gun accessibility in their environments, prompting calls…
Bridgeport, West Virginia, is set to offer an urban deer hunt in 2025, providing an exciting opportunity for local hunters. Starting July 28, residents can apply for the hunt at the Bridgeport Police Department, where they will need a valid hunting license and to complete specific application requirements. In addition, hunters who haven’t participated in the last five years must pass a proficiency test on designated dates before receiving a hunting permit. Property owners interested in allowing hunting on their land can also apply through the police department, ensuring a structured and community-focused hunting experience for all involved. Read full…
Florida State Representative Danny Alvarez is urging law enforcement agencies to halt the use of the SIG Sauer P320 handgun, citing alarming safety concerns after over 100 incidents of unintentional discharges since 2016. At least 80 individuals have been injured, including retired Tampa officer Bob Northrop, who sustained serious injuries when the weapon discharged unexpectedly while he adjusted his clothing. With the P320 approved for use in departments such as Tampa and Plant City, Alvarez contends that the firearm poses a significant threat to both officers and the communities they serve. Following a recent investigation, the U.S. Air Force has…
The U.S. Air Force identifies Airman Brayden Lovan, 21, as the service member killed by a discharged M18 handgun at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming. Following the tragic incident, the Air Force Global Strike Command has paused the use of these handguns across nuclear missile and bomber bases as investigations into the circumstances of the discharge commence. Lovan, originally from Greenville, Kentucky, entered service in November 2023 and was a member of the 90th Security Forces Squadron. His death has heightened scrutiny surrounding the Sig Sauer M18 and its civilian counterpart, the P320, which have been subject to…