Author: Gunner Quinn

On May 13, 1916, the Lafayette Escadrille, an American aviation unit under French command comprised of volunteers to fight for France, saw its first combat at the Battle of Verdun. — May 13th is also the birthday of firearms engineer Theodor Koch (born 1905, died 1976.) Koch, along with Edmund Heckler and Alex Seidel salvaged tooling from the bombed-out Mauser factory at Oberndorf, and with it founded Heckler und Koch. — We are pleased to welcome our newest text advertiser, the Stakeholder Prepping Podcast. Fascinating stuff with some expert advice. Listen in! – JWR — SurvivalBlog Writing Contest Today we…

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Opelousas police are investigating a shooting that occurred just after midnight on Saturday in the 1000 block of East South Street, leaving one man with non-life-threatening injuries. The victim, who was taken to a local hospital, reported being approached by two unknown men before the incident took place. As authorities gather evidence from the scene and speak with the victim, they are also reviewing potential digital evidence, including social media messages. The investigation is ongoing, and police encourage anyone with information to come forward and contact the Opelousas Police Department anonymously at (337) 948-2500. Read full story at www.katc.com Read…

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Thunder Bay Police have charged two men following a violent altercation on Amelia Street West that involved the use of weapons, including an alleged firearm. The police responded to reports of a weapons incident on Friday night, quickly detaining the two individuals after they were found engaged in a physical fight. A 36-year-old man now faces four charges related to weapon offenses, while a 44-year-old man faces three similar charges. Both have been remanded in custody after appearing in court and are scheduled for a future court hearing. This incident raises concerns about weapon-related violence in the community, prompting police…

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Tony Peterson breaks down how to choose and use dog training tools to help you and your hunting dog. From decoys to collars, Tony shares his expert tips on what particular tools to look for and how to use them to train your pup. Presented by Scheels Read the full article here

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Lynchburg Police are actively investigating the homicide of 25-year-old Zaykeese Amarius Brown, who was shot on May 6 in the 2000 block of Bedford Avenue. The police have released security footage featuring a person of interest and are urging the public to assist in identifying this individual to further the investigation. Detective Dubie encourages anyone with information about the shooting or the suspect to reach out, either by contacting the police directly or through Crime Stoppers, where anonymous tips are accepted. This tragic incident adds to the community’s concern over gun violence, making the need for public involvement critical in…

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If there is one thing dog owners are fiercely defensive of, it’s breed choice. We can’t help but pick a team and double down every time the topic comes up. The thing about dog breeds is that the choice is largely subjective, and that means we really can’t be wrong.Depending on your hunting desires, life situation, and ability to train, breed choice can have a big impact. This goes for wildly different styles of dogs, as well as some breeds that are fairly closely aligned. In the latter category, you couldn’t match up two breeds better than goldens and Labs.…

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A woman is fatally shot by a deputy in Duchesne County after allegedly pointing a handgun at law enforcement during a domestic violence call on Saturday night. The incident unfolded around 9:30 p.m. when deputies arrived at the scene, and the woman reportedly emerged from her residence with a firearm, defying orders to drop the weapon. Despite immediate efforts by deputies and paramedics to provide lifesaving measures, the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. The State Bureau of Investigation is currently leading the inquiry into the circumstances surrounding this tragic incident, and the victim’s identity is yet to be…

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If you’re anything like most of us at MeatEater, a good amount of your phone storage space is taken up by photos of your furry friends. Whether they’re proudly carrying their PR stick, lounging on the couch, posing with a limit of greenheads, or rolling in a mud puddle, the picture-perfect moments just never seem to stop.Having a four-legged companion at your side makes outdoor adventures even better, and coming home to wagging tails can improve the very worst of days. The moniker “man’s best friend” is no coincidence; these hairy hounds really do have a special hold on our…

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As gun ownership rates soar in the U.S., an increasing number of Americans are opting for a new type of insurance policy specifically designed to cover legal fees and liabilities related to gun violence. This trend reflects a broader societal concern over the implications of stand-your-ground laws, which grant individuals the right to use lethal force in self-defense. Reports indicate that insurance companies have noted a significant rise in these policies, suggesting that everyday citizens are anticipating potential confrontations. Experts point out that this surge in insurance purchases may signal a societal shift regarding safety and personal responsibility amidst rising…

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President Donald Trump endorses Jack Ciattarelli for governor of New Jersey, calling him a “terrific America First Candidate” and aligning him closely with his political agenda. This endorsement signals a crucial shift ahead of the GOP gubernatorial primary, presenting Ciattarelli as the leading choice among Trump supporters in a state where the Republican base faces challenges in voter registration. Ciattarelli, a former state assemblyman with prior gubernatorial experience, expressed his gratitude on social media, emphasizing the need for Republican unity and his commitment to making New Jersey “affordable and safe again.” Trump’s endorsement not only highlights key issues like immigration…

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