Author: Gunner Quinn
(Continued from Part 1. This concludes the article.) The Dakota Lithium Power Bank can supply up to 2,400 watts by itself and can supply you with 4,800 peak AC when needed. This is according to their user’s manual that comes with the unit. That 4,800 watts is a rating given when a second power bank unit is set up in parallel with the first unit. The bank came with the necessary connector to link it with a second bank, and I am planning to buy a second unit to add to the setup I have now. Here are the statistics…
A Georgia judge has ruled that a Savannah city ordinance prohibiting the presence of guns in unlocked cars is unenforceable, a decision impacting the regulation of firearms in the city. The ruling arose from a case involving a man cited under the ordinance, which imposed fines and potential jail time for those leaving firearms unsecured in vehicles. This legal setback raises questions regarding local governments’ authority to impose regulations on firearms, particularly at a time when gun rights are heavily debated across the United States. Advocates and opponents of such measures are expected to scrutinize the implications of this ruling…
On November 13, 1789, in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Le Roy, Benjamin Franklin wrote: “…in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes” — Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Island, Kidnapped, and Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, was born in Scotland on November 13th, 1850. — And on November 13, 1861, a letter was written by Reverend Mark R. Watkinson petitioning the Treasury Department to “recognize Almighty God” on American coins. The department eventually decided on the motto “In God We Trust”. — SurvivalBlog Writing Contest Today we present another entry for Round 121…
A Chatham County judge in Georgia has determined that a city ordinance prohibiting firearms in unlocked vehicles is unenforceable, ruling it conflicts with both state law and the U.S. Constitution. This ruling stems from a case initiated by Clayton Papp, who was cited under the ordinance, which carries penalties up to $1,000 and up to 30 days in jail for violators. Despite the judge’s decision, Savannah’s Mayor Van Johnson indicated the city plans to maintain enforcement of the local law, citing a recent drop in gun thefts from unlocked cars from over 200 incidents in 2023 to just over 100…
The Los Angeles Police Department has taken two individuals into custody after responding to reports of gunfire at the Broadway Palace apartment complex in downtown Los Angeles early this morning. Witnesses reported hearing multiple shots around 5:30 a.m., prompting an extensive floor-by-floor search by officers who acted out of caution, as no victims were located and no weapons were recovered on site. Authorities issued a citywide tactical alert, signaling an increased police presence in the area throughout the morning. While residents were ordered to shelter in place, street closures affected traffic until normal operations were restored later in the day.…
The Supreme Court is set to begin 2026 by hearing pivotal cases that may reshape the landscape of transgender rights and gun legislation. Among the seven cases scheduled for oral arguments from January 12 to January 21, two significant cases involve challenges to Idaho and West Virginia laws that ban transgender women from competing in women’s sports, following recent court rulings declaring these bans unconstitutional. Another case, Wolford v. Lopez, will challenge a Hawaii law restricting the carrying of handguns on private property without owner permission, a decision previously upheld by the 9th Circuit. Also on the docket is Trump…
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) mandates testing for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) among deer harvested in six counties, including Roanoke and Shenandoah, starting Saturday as the firearm season opens. DWR Deer Project Manager Justin Folks emphasizes the importance of this mandatory sampling day, as it coincides with the largest deer harvest of the year, aiming to gather crucial data that could indicate the disease’s prevalence in the area. CWD, similar to Mad Cow Disease, poses a significant threat to deer populations, and last year Virginia reported over 100 cases—the highest to date. Hunters will be required to bring…
Columbus police announce plans to expand their specialized Non-Fatal Shooting Team, which has achieved an impressive 75% solve rate in the Linden area over the past 18 months. This increase in efficiency, up from a previous 45%, comes as the city grapples with rising gun violence that has left residents seeking safety and reassurance in their neighborhoods. The success of this unit is highlighted by significant recent cases, including one investigation that led to 138 criminal charges against four suspects linked to multiple robberies. Mayor Andrew Ginther emphasizes the importance of this unit, stating, “The difference between a fatal and…
A grieving family in Warner Robins, Georgia, is launching “Operation Lay It Down,” an initiative designed to combat gun violence by providing a safe and anonymous way for individuals to turn in unwanted firearms. This initiative is particularly poignant as it stems from the tragic loss of 14-year-old Traquavis Holloway, who was killed by gun violence, and aims to prevent similar tragedies within the community. Starting this Saturday, adults can surrender firearms without any questions asked at Perkins Field between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Traquavis’s mother emphasizes the initiative’s goal is not just about relinquishing personal weapons, but ensuring…
Shaynia Void, the fourth suspect connected to the murder of Bluffton football player DJ Fields, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison followed by five years of probation. During her plea, Void confessed to calling the shooters involved in the case back in 2021, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding this tragic incident. This sentencing marks a significant development in the ongoing investigation and prosecution of those responsible for Fields’ death, a case that has garnered considerable public attention. With the legal proceedings continuing for other suspects linked to this incident, the community remains focused on the quest for…