Author: Gunner Quinn

Joseph Denoia, a 44-year-old San Antonio resident, has been arrested twice in Kyle within two months for possession of narcotics and illegal firearms, specifically “ghost guns.” His first arrest occurred on February 22 when police found him asleep in his car, resulting in the discovery of methamphetamine and components for homemade firearms, including an unserialized short-barrel rifle, which poses serious concerns for law enforcement. Subsequent investigations led to a second arrest on April 5, where police uncovered additional unserialized firearms and prescription medications without valid prescriptions. Denoia now faces multiple felony charges, emphasizing the growing issue of untraceable firearms and…

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A gunman identified as Phoenix Ikner, a Florida State University student, opens fire near the student union, resulting in two fatalities and six injuries, one of which is critical. This incident is the sixth mass shooting in Florida in 2025, according to the Gun Violence Archive, which reports a troubling pattern of gun violence as the state grapples with increasing incidents. This latest event highlights concerns as police confirm that Ikner acted alone, utilizing a handgun and a shotgun, both recovered at the scene. Investigators are still piecing together the details of the attack, which has left the FSU community…

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Orlando police officers shot and killed a man armed with a handgun early Sunday after a physical fight broke out downtown. The incident occurred around 1:30 a.m. outside Thrive Cocktail Lounge & Eatery, where detectives monitoring the area witnessed the suspect’s handgun falling from his pants. As officers arrived, they observed the man fire a shot into the air, prompting them to order him to drop the weapon. The suspect, who is reported to be in his 30s and has a history of drug-related misdemeanor arrests, was subsequently shot by responding officers and later died at Orlando Regional Medical Center.…

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Isaiah Karan, a 19-year-old from San Bruno, has been arrested for armed robbery related to a shoplifting incident at Sequoia Station, where he reportedly brandished a firearm when confronted by security. The incident took place just before 6 p.m. on Tuesday, prompting police to release surveillance images that helped identify Karan, leading to his capture the next day. Officers apprehended Karan near the intersection of Woodside Road and Broadway, where they discovered a loaded handgun in his jacket. Karan now faces serious charges, including felony robbery and weapon offenses, as well as multiple misdemeanor drug charges after being booked into…

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Congress has advanced two key bills that could mark the most significant victory for gun rights since 2005, according to the NRA’s legislative expert, John Commerford. The bills include H.R. 38, which proposes nationwide reciprocity for concealed carry permits, allowing law-abiding gun owners to carry firearms across state lines where permitted, and H.R. 2184, aimed at streamlining the appeal process for those denied firearm purchases due to background check errors. Commerford emphasizes that passage of these measures represents a critical moment for Second Amendment advocates, as current laws can lead to severe penalties for lawful gun owners crossing state lines…

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The Mossberg 500 is one of the most popular pump-action shotguns ever made. That doesn’t keep the company from making updates and improvements, as evidenced in the new-for-2025 590M Standoff and 500 Slugster series. The 590M Standoff is essentially a magazine-fed Shockwave with a newly designed barrel with integral standoff device. The Mossberg 590M Standoff combines the features of Mossberg’s Shockwave series and its 590 box-magazine fed pump shotguns. Chambered in 12 gauge with a 2 3/4” chamber, it has all of the features of the 590 series, including a heavy-walled barrel, dual extractors, steel-to-steel lockup, top-mounted ambidextrous safety and…

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Within the historical collection of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, a remarkable survivor of the pivotal encounter on Lexington Green is preserved for posterity. Currently on display at the Massachusetts State House is the flintlock fowler carried onto Lexington Green by Capt. John Parker, who commanded the militiamen arrayed against the advance companies of British light infantry early on the morning of April 19, 1775. Thanks to the generosity of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Art Commission, American Rifleman was afforded a close-up look at the details of this remarkable witness to history and one of the tools used to win American…

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It’s not as if it was ever a secret: The very core of the woke movement is fundamentally rooted in evil. The general definition of “evil” being a conscious act of deception and destruction, the deliberate victimization of others for the sake of personal power, pleasure, and gain. When I try to imagine what a religion of evil might look like I consistently come back to the far-left woke movement along with its rabid mantras, agendas, and self-righteous narcissism. The majority of human beings have an inherent sense of good and evil; we often refer to this condition as conscience…

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On April 20, 1918, Manfred von Richthofen, aka The Red Baron, shot down his 79th and 80th victims, marking his final victories before his death on the following day. — April 20, 1920: Tornadoes killed 219 people in Alabama and Mississippi. — And on April 20,1993, Uranus passed Neptune, as it does once every 171 years. — Today’s feature article is a guest post by fellow blogger and American Redoubt resident Brandon Smith. It is reposted with permission. — We are seeking entries for Round 118 of the SurvivalBlog non-fiction writing contest. More than $950,000 worth of prizes have been…

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Michigan State Police’s recent operations in Macomb County lead to the recovery of 2,000 pills along with a significant cache of narcotics, two assault rifles, and over $30,000 in cash. The enforcement team executed a search warrant in Highland Park on April 17, uncovering various drugs, including a half-pound of fentanyl and psilocybin mushrooms, alongside a stolen handgun and a pill press used for drug distribution. In a separate incident a few days earlier, police seized additional narcotics comprising hydrocodone, oxycodone, and methamphetamine, as part of an ongoing investigation into a Metro Detroit drug trafficking network. The escalating focus on…

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