Author: Gunner Quinn
Gun violence continues to pose a critical threat to women’s safety in the United States, with over 11,000 women killed by firearms between 2015 and 2019. Alarmingly, an average of 57 women are shot and killed monthly by intimate partners, showcasing the deadly connection between gun access and domestic violence. Moreover, a significant portion of firearm-related assaults occurs not only in intimate relationships but also through hate crimes targeting marginalized groups. The report sheds light on the complexities surrounding gun access for domestic abusers and emphasizes the urgent need for policy reforms, including disarming abusers and closing dangerous legislative loopholes.…
A 38-year-old woman from Lawton, Shante Cherelle Henderson, is in custody at the Comanche County Detention Center following her arrest for the armed robbery of a mother holding her baby. The incident reportedly stems from a debt related to a video gaming system and its controllers, leading to serious felony charges filed in Comanche County District Court. Henderson faces charges of robbery by force or fear and possession of a firearm after a previous felony conviction. With three prior felony convictions under her belt, she could be looking at up to 30 years in prison for each charge if convicted.…
A 42-year-old Springfield man, Noel Martinez, is arrested following a police response to a report of a gun being pointed at a victim early Wednesday morning. Officers detained Martinez on Saratoga Street, where they discovered an illegal firearm along with 20 grams of cocaine in his possession. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding illegal weapons and drug-related activities within the community. As authorities continue to address such issues, Martinez now faces several serious charges, raising questions about public safety and law enforcement’s role in curbing crime in the area. Read full story at www.westernmassnews.com Read the full article here
A Birmingham man, Frederick Leonard Temple, Jr., faces 36 years in federal prison following his conviction for multiple gun and drug offenses. The jury found Temple guilty of possessing a machine gun and distributing fentanyl, along with other serious drug charges, demonstrating a significant commitment to combatting violent crime and drug trafficking. U.S. District Court Judge Madeline H. Haikala issued the sentence after evidence revealed Temple’s extensive criminal activity, including drug distribution occurring in proximity to an infant. During an execution of a search warrant at Temple’s residence, law enforcement seized 14 firearms, including a Glock 9 mm pistol modified…
In response to pressure from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Thingiverse, a preeminent 3D printing site, has committed to eliminating downloadable firearm designs from its platform. While Thingiverse vows to enhance its content moderation to address concerns over “ghost guns,” many hobbyists continue to find alternatives at various other sites dedicated to 3D-printed firearm designs, raising questions about the effectiveness of this ban. Law enforcement’s battle against untraceable firearms has intensified, with Bragg advocating for new laws that would criminalize the 3D printing of guns and distribution of design files. Despite these efforts, gun enthusiasts highlight that the lower part…
A recent report by the Center for American Progress reveals that the gun industry in the United States operates with minimal federal oversight, highlighting significant legislative gaps that allow dangerous practices to continue. With legislation weakened over decades, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) faces considerable limitations in regulating gun manufacturers, importers, and dealers, exacerbating issues of gun violence that claim over 40,000 lives in the U.S. each year. Importantly, the report outlines recommendations for enhancing regulation, such as imposing security measures for licensed dealers to prevent theft and granting the Consumer Product Safety Commission authority to…
The Cambria Somerset Authority invites waterfowl-licensed hunters to apply for the annual goose and duck hunt at Quemahoning Reservoir, with applications accepted until July 31. Interested hunters can participate in a blind drawing scheduled for August 7, aimed at managing local goose and duck populations and reducing contaminants in public swimming areas. Rick Ames, operations manager for the authority, emphasizes that this initiative not only supports wildlife management but also helps maintain the cleanliness of the Quemahoning Family Recreation Area. With no application fee, this is an accessible opportunity for hunters eager to engage with nature while contributing to local…
Springfield Armory entered the popular modern sporting rifle market in 2016 when it introduced its Saint line of AR-15-style rifles, and the company quickly added pistol versions of the Saint a year later. The Victor sub-model, released in 2019, added upgraded premium features to the Saint lineup. This year, Springfield announced a pistol version of the Saint Victor and has recently released two additional new-for-2025 Saint Victor pistol models. Upgraded features on all Saint Victor models include an aluminum alloy, free-floating handguard with M-Lok slots for attaching accessories and a nickel boron-coated trigger. All Saint Victor pistols are supplied with…
In the late 19th century, dangerous-game hunting was popular among British colonial possessions, notably in Africa and India, where tiger-hunting from elephant howdahs was particularly desirable for the British aristocracy. To provide enough stopping power to take down large, dangerous game animals, double rifles were developed for the task, chambered for powerful, large-bore cartridge. Watch our “American Rifleman Television” I Have This Old Gun episode above to see one such rifle, produced by J. Woodward & Sons of London. “ The double rifle we’re looking at today is a .500 3”. Now .500 3″ was suitable for tiger and some of…
In this episode of the Bear Grease Render, Clay Newcomb is joined by Misty Newcomb, Gary Newcomb, Bear Newcomb, and Josh “Landbridge” Spielmaker, as they discuss all things “witching.” They cover ideomotor movement, the difference between witching and dowsing, electromagnetic hypotheses, and other personal ideas to answer the question, “What makes the sticks move?” Read the full article here