Author: Gunner Quinn
A South Carolina teen faces multiple charges after fleeing from deputies during a traffic stop in Richland County. When officers initiated the stop for lighting violations, the passenger of the vehicle fled on foot, reaching for items in his waistband and discarding them as he ran, authorities report. Law enforcement recovered an orange pill bottle containing over ten pills, a firearm modified to be fully automatic, and small baggies of narcotics nearby. The unnamed teen, arrested on serious charges including possession of a machine gun and intent to distribute marijuana, has been taken to the South Carolina Department of Juvenile…
(Continued from Part 1. This concludes the article.) Two is one right? In addition to the filter in each kit, a water purifier was included. The difference between the pair is that a filter is uses mechanical or physical means to restrict the passage of solids (dirt or microorganisms) to achieve safety. A purifier in contrast uses chemical or ultra-violet methods to sterilize water. The Aqua Research H2gO purifier uses brine (here it is table salt dissolved in water) electrolysis to generate a concentrated chlorine solution that is mixed into your source water to disinfect it. This is very similar…
Governor Janet Mills has opted to delay decisions on significant legislation, including a bill that would ban ‘ghost guns’ and another that seeks to expand online gambling for Maine’s tribal nations. The governor’s office released a list of approximately 60 bills awaiting her review, with Mills unable to veto them until state lawmakers return to Augusta, potentially in January 2026. The proposed legislation on ghost guns, which are often untraceable and associated with crime, has sparked intense debate over public safety and gun rights. Meanwhile, the bill to expand online gambling would allow Maine’s tribes to offer casino-style games through…
July 8, 1386: Battle at Sempach: Swiss militia pikemen defeated the troops of Duke Leopold III of Austria. — On July 9th, 1755: The Battle of the Wilderness (also known as the Battle of The Monongahela) was fought. — On July 9, 1776, the US Declaration of Independence was read to George Washington’s assembled troops in New York. — SurvivalBlog Writing Contest Today we present another entry for Round 119 of the SurvivalBlog non-fiction writing contest. The prizes for this round include: First Prize: A Gunsite Academy Three Day Course Certificate. This can be used for any of their one,…
In a comprehensive new report, the Center for American Progress explores the shifting focus of gun regulation 20 years after the federal assault weapons ban. While discussions have largely pivoted towards preventing dangerous individuals from accessing firearms, the report also evaluates longstanding policies surrounding the classification of assault rifles and other firearms in light of contemporary gun violence data. Particularly, the report offers a fresh framework for regulating assault weapons while balancing public safety and the rights of responsible gun owners. Notably, it advocates for measures such as requiring background checks for all gun sales and mandating permits for assault…
Shasta County supervisors have voted to declare the area a “2nd Amendment fortress,” aiming to stand against perceived threats to gun rights in California. Supervisor Patrick Jones, who manages a local gun store, emphasized the symbolic nature of the measure, highlighting concerns over the treatment of the 2nd Amendment within the state’s legislative framework. This resolution comes amid a national debate on gun control and seeks to engender a sense of security among local gun owners. As discussions around gun legislation continue to evolve, Shasta County’s stance represents a significant local response to state-level policies that some residents believe infringe…
Amid longstanding gridlock, a bipartisan group of four U.S. senators, comprising Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, Kyrsten Sinema, and Chris Murphy, successfully negotiates a breakthrough gun safety bill that includes significant changes to school security and mental health provisions. This deal comes after decades of failed attempts to address gun legislation and signals a surprising shift in bipartisan cooperation on a contentious issue that has long divided Congress. In the wake of tragedies like the Uvalde shooting, the senators not only faced pressure from their respective party leaders but also navigated strong influences from gun rights groups like the National Rifle…
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has charged an 18-year-old man with two counts of unlawful possession of illegal weapons following a crackdown during the July 4th weekend. Alongside him, two juveniles were taken into custody and subsequently placed in juvenile detention as part of the enforcement effort targeting illegal activities over the holiday. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety and unlawful possession of firearms in the community, particularly among minors. Police continue to address such violations to mitigate risks during festive events, leaving many to question how prevalent these issues are during celebrations. Read full story at www.yahoo.com…
A Vestal man, Neal Morrison, pleads guilty to illegally possessing firearms in connection with two incidents earlier this year. On April 21, police discovered a shotgun after responding to Morrison’s erratic behavior, which included signs of paranoia and hallucinations. Following a brief period of arrest, he was later found with another firearm under him in Endicott on May 29, leading to his current charges. Broome County District Attorney Paul Battisti highlighted the seriousness of firearm possession violations, noting the potential threats to public safety. Morrison’s plea deal is set to result in an eight-year sentence with five years of post-release…
A Rockford man, Anthony Johnson, is facing a potential sentence of up to 25 years in federal prison following his indictment for an armed robbery at a U.S. Post Office. The incident occurred on May 27, 2025, when Johnson allegedly entered the post office brandishing a handgun and demanded cash, putting the clerk’s life in danger. After the robbery, detectives from Rockford Police and U.S. Postal Inspectors quickly identified Johnson, leading to a search of his home. He attempted to evade capture by fleeing into a neighboring apartment but was apprehended shortly thereafter. This serious charge highlights ongoing concerns about…