Author: Gunner Quinn

Programmable munitions are becoming pivotal in modern military strategy, allowing for more control and precision during operations. Innovations such as Northrop Grumman’s Mk310 airburst munitions and Rheinmetall’s AHEAD ammunition enable forces to program detonation times, significantly increasing effectiveness against fortified positions and aerial threats alike. With capabilities like airburst detonation, which can target areas beyond enemy cover, these munitions adapt to complex battlefield scenarios. The technology behind these projectiles, which includes sophisticated algorithms for target separation and trajectory prediction, is not just enhancing offensive strategies but also evolving defensive systems against emerging threats like drones. Read full story at www.slashgear.com…

Tennessee will introduce firearm safety education in schools starting in the 2025-26 academic year, aiming to address the state’s concerning rates of accidental shootings. With Memphis having the highest rate of firearm thefts from vehicles in the nation and Tennessee ranking third in accidental shootings involving children, advocates argue that educational initiatives are critical to preventing potential tragedies. The new curriculum requires teaching safe firearm storage, school safety protocols, and how to respond if a student encounters a firearm. Parents retain the option to opt-out their children from these lessons, emphasizing the program’s non-political nature. Memphis Shelby County Interim Superintendent…

Kansas City police are actively searching for multiple suspects involved in an attempted strong-armed robbery that occurred at the Ward Parkway Shopping Center on the night of August 1. The incident, which took place around 9 p.m., involved a woman who was assaulted as she exited her vehicle near Trader Joe’s. Fortunately, she escaped without losing her keys thanks to the intervention of a bystander, but she sustained minor injuries in the attack. This latest crime is part of a troubling trend, as the Kansas City Police Department reports responding to 12 assaults and two armed street robberies in the…

Galax Police are actively searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery that took place on Friday afternoon at Disco Tienda Korita in the Twin County Plaza Shopping Center. The incident, reported around 1:56 p.m., involved a suspect who brandished a handgun, demanding cash before fleeing the scene. Witnesses describe the suspect as wearing blue jeans, a black top, a red hat with an emblem, sunglasses, and a black mask. Law enforcement urges anyone with information related to the robbery to contact Galax Police Department at 276-236-8101, emphasizing the importance of public assistance in apprehending the suspect. Read full…

A coalition of gun rights advocates is challenging federal registration requirements for short-barreled rifles, shotguns, and silencers, claiming they should be deemed unconstitutional after Congress repealed an excise tax on these weapons. The lawsuit, filed in a Missouri federal trial court, targets regulations established during the Great Depression, which were originally intended to curb gang violence, including in response to events like the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. Among the plaintiffs is the National Rifle Association, which argues that the recent elimination of a $200 tax on these firearms fundamentally alters the legal landscape governing their registration. The outcome of this…

Police in Montana have located the getaway vehicle linked to Michael Paul Brown, an army veteran who is suspected of fatally shooting four individuals at The Owl Bar in Anaconda. The shooting occurred around 10:30 AM on Friday, prompting a swift response from law enforcement, which has since intensified its efforts to locate Brown, who remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous. The suspect, who lived near the bar, reportedly had good relations with the victims, leading the bar owner to surmise that “he just snapped.” Local authorities have implemented a lock-down in the surrounding mountainous areas and…

In response to the repeal of gun-free zones in Wyoming, the Johnson County School District is now offering staff and community members concealed carry training as part of their new safety protocols. The recent training session, led by TacOne Consulting, featured active shooter drills for district personnel, emphasizing the importance of communication and effective response during emergencies. Superintendent Charles Auzqui expressed concerns about the implications of the new law, asserting that while many administrators attended to improve their preparedness, none indicated an intention to carry concealed weapons. With the new law allowing anyone who legally carries concealed firearms to do…

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman is arrested on Friday for possession of an assault weapon following a traffic stop in Los Angeles. Police discovered two AR rifles and three handguns in his vehicle, with the rifles reportedly non-compliant with California law. This incident marks Perryman’s first felony arrest as he prepares for his 11th NFL season. Previously, he faced a three-game suspension in 2023 due to player safety violations during his time with the Houston Texans. He is set to appear in court on Tuesday, making this development significant both for his career and the Chargers as they gear…

Following the heart-wrenching death of 6-year-old Rylee Love from a stray bullet, the Detroit community stands united in a rally calling for urgent action against a troubling rise in gun violence involving children and teens. Maurice Hardwick, founder of the non-profit Live in Peace, emphasized the commitment to protect children, stating, “We’re locking arms with these families and we’re telling the community that we’re in it with you.” In addition to honoring Rylee’s memory, the event underscored the rising concern among residents and officials alike, with Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison urging for increased state funding for Community Violence Intervention…

Registration is now open for the eighth NRA World Shooting Championship, which is sponsored by Walther Arms and will be held at Camp Atterbury, Ind., from September 30 to October 4. Approximately $250,000 in cash and other prizes are available to competitors, with $10,000 being awarded to each stage winner and $25,000 being awarded to the overall winner, who also earns the title of “World Shooting Champion” among a field of both professional and amateur competitive shooters. “The NRA World Shooting Championship is the ultimate test of skill, bringing together the top shooters to compete across multiple disciplines,” said Josh…