Author: Gunner Quinn

In a significant legal battle, U.S. gun manufacturers are seeking to dismiss Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit, which accuses them of trafficking weapons to drug cartels. A federal judge in Massachusetts has raised concerns that allowing this case to proceed might open the floodgates for similar lawsuits from other nations, potentially including Russia. This case highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding firearms and international relations, as the implications of the lawsuit extend beyond the U.S.-Mexico border. The gun makers argue that the lawsuit’s outcome could have “far-reaching consequences” for the gun industry and international diplomacy, making this a pivotal moment in ongoing…

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Community members in Lewiston gather to honor the victims of a devastating mass shooting that occurred two years ago, while also advocating for new gun legislation. The remembrance includes poignant personal stories from families, including Arthur Barnard, who reflects on the loss of his son and emphasizes the need for stronger safety measures, particularly the proposed “Red Flag Law” that aims to remove firearms from individuals deemed a risk. As the November 4th referendum on Question Two approaches, residents express a shared determination to drive change in the wake of tragedy. While supporters argue that current laws are insufficient, opponents…

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A woman is in stable condition after being shot in the shoulder during a heated argument with a man in San Antonio early Sunday morning. The incident occurred around 12:55 a.m. near the intersection of Calle Estrella and Calle De Luz, prompting a swift response from local authorities who have since taken the man into custody for the shooting. Details surrounding the argument remain sparse, but the San Antonio Police Department confirms that the woman was promptly transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. This incident adds to ongoing concerns about gun violence and domestic disputes in the community, raising…

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Authorities in Robeson and Marlboro counties confront a troubling rise in gun violence, with recent incidents culminating in a shooting that killed two and injured 11 at a Halloween party. This tragic event follows two murders in less than 48 hours, prompting local sheriffs to urgently ask the public for information to help solve these senseless crimes. Robeson County Sheriff Burnis Wilkins highlights the alarming trend of violence, particularly involving youth, emphasizing the need for personal responsibility among community members. “We must make it clear that violence is not acceptable,” he states, as he calls for witnesses to come forward…

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Phoenix police actively seek the public’s help in locating two suspects who were involved in a violent armed robbery near 7th Street and I-17. Authorities report that the suspects assaulted a victim during the incident, heightening concerns about safety in the area. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as the suspects fled on foot following the robbery, prompting a call for tips from the community. Law enforcement urges anyone with information to come forward, emphasizing the importance of apprehending these individuals to restore a sense of security among residents. Read full story at www.fox10phoenix.com Read the full article here

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The Southwick Police Department plans to replace 40 of its SIG Sauer P320 semi-automatic pistols due to rising safety concerns over possible accidental discharges. Police Chief Rhett Bannish revealed that the department requested $32,518 to purchase new Glock pistols as a response to issues highlighted by multiple police departments and an FBI investigation regarding the P320’s safety. Officers previously reported success with the P320, but safety alarms were raised after incidents involving the weapon discharging while holstered and potential design flaws that can lead to misfires. As the department weighs its next steps, including possible legal action against SIG Sauer,…

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Indigenous South American tribes relied on jerked meat as a stable, portable food source for at least 100 years before Lewis and Clark followed suit in their exploration of what would become the western United States. Today, beef jerky is a common snack food and still appreciated by outdoorsmen for its long life and light weight, but most of it possesses a chewy texture. Enter VACA, which is touted as the “unjerky.” Made using marbled beef, it is double-dehydrated to produce thin, crisp pieces that are enhanced with intense flavors. The result is a satisfying, low-carbohydrate snack that replenishes the…

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A surprising variety of metal injection molded (MIM) parts are used in today’s guns and OEM offerings. The manufacturing process is light years ahead of what it once was, and the final products are stronger, more resilient and can be manufactured at tighter tolerances than ever before. It’s also invading a high-pressure application—cartridge cases. American Rifleman mentioned development was underway in an April article about innovative case designs, but we finally caught up with Shawn Rhodes, the principle mechanical engineer at Concurrent Technologies Corporation, the company blazing a MIM trail. “Our journey with MIM cartridge case technology began in 2014…

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(Continued from Part 6.) 3.7 – Improving Our Soil Before A T2E Those with experience growing crops have learned that the fertility of their soil or the ability to add fertilizer has a large impact on crop yields. The best option to prepare for an emergency is to add fertility now into our soil. It is like keeping our vehicles at least half full of gas, it will be ready to use when we need it. When I first started gardening I skimped on improving my soil and most of my harvests were mediocre. When I spent more money and…

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Reader D.S.V. wrote to tell me of the passing of actress June Lockhart, at age 100. JWR’s Comment: Not mentioned in the brief obituary is that June Lockhart was a devoted Christian. — On October 26, 1826, the Erie Canal between the Hudson River and Lake Erie opened. — October 26, 1881: A feud between the Earp brothers (Wyatt, Virgil, and Morgan) and an outlaw gang led by Ike Clanton escalated into a celebrated gunfight at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona Territory. — Today is the birthday of Henry Deringer (October 26, 1786 – February 28, 1868) was an…

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