Author: Gunner Quinn

We used to kill trophy bucks. Now, we harvest mature bucks. The game hasn’t changed a whole lot, we just softened up the messaging to be more palatable to the general public. The truth is, we are all about big antlers and always have been. And, that’s okay.I’m sure whoever figured out they could use ochre to leave a record of their successful hunts on the walls of caves thousands of years ago didn’t care much about public perception. Oversized antlers and horns are common in cave paintings, and while it would be easy to say that stemmed from the…

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Moms Demand Action, along with Students Demand Action, leads a coalition of over 20 groups rallying in Austin to advocate for changes to gun safety laws. The event, which has garnered significant momentum, includes participation from families affected by gun violence, particularly those from Uvalde, who are urging state lawmakers to prioritize sensible reforms. The rally commenced with buses transporting supporters from San Antonio to the Texas State Capitol, highlighting a growing movement for gun safety legislation. Organizers express hope that the increasing support will compel lawmakers to listen and act on their requests for change at the state level.…

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Experts are calling for gun violence to be treated as a public health crisis, much like COVID-19, citing that firearms became the leading cause of death among children and teens in 2020. Dr. Michael Rodriguez from the UCLA Firearm Violence Prevention Center emphasizes the urgent need for scientifically informed actions to combat the escalating danger of firearms in communities, particularly among marginalized groups. Recent data shows a troubling trend: more than 18,000 firearm deaths have occurred in 2022 alone, with over half attributed to suicides. This alarming statistic underlines the disparities in gun-related fatalities, especially among Black and Hispanic populations,…

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More than 200 unwanted firearms are now off the streets following a community gun safety event in Encinitas, California. Organized by the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office and local law enforcement, the event resulted in the collection of 226 firearms, including handguns, rifles, and assault weapons, with participants receiving up to $200 in gift cards for their contributions. This initiative aims to reduce gun violence and promote public safety throughout the region. Notably, all collected firearms will be processed to determine if they are stolen or linked to criminal activity, with any remaining weapons set for safe destruction. The event…

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Early Friday morning, a shooting at the University of New Mexico results in the death of a 14-year-old and critical injuries to another individual. The incident prompted a campus lockdown for over ten hours, while the suspect, 18-year-old John Fuentes, was later apprehended by U.S. Marshals in Los Lunas. With a rising trend in campus shootings, including 19 reported occurrences in 2025 alone, student advocates like Bo Wilson from Students Demand Action are calling for greater accountability from lawmakers. Wilson emphasizes the importance of community support and urges students affected by this traumatic event to voice their concerns to government…

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Ukrainian Defense Forces have successfully eliminated Colonel Lebedev, the commander of the Russian 83rd Motorized Rifle Regiment, during ongoing military actions in the Kharkiv region. Reports indicate that Colonel Lebedev was leading assault operations in the Velykyi Burluk area, which has seen increased conflict as Russian troops attempt to expand their frontlines. This development comes amidst escalating military activity, with Ukrainian forces closely monitoring recent advances by Russian troops near Vovchansk and Mylove. The elimination of such a high-ranking commander could impact the operational capability of Russian forces in the area, making it pivotal for future strategic movements. Read full…

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Tennessee state representative Justin Jones passionately argues that the safety of schoolchildren must take precedence over Second Amendment rights in the ongoing debate over gun violence. After his expulsion from the legislature earlier this year for advocating gun reforms during a protest, Jones remains undeterred, vowing to continue his fight for change. Highlighting the urgent need for action, he emphasizes that no right should come at the cost of children’s lives, making a poignant statement that the Second Amendment is “not more important than second graders.” This strong stance is part of a broader movement aimed at addressing the rising…

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This article originally appeared in the July 1945 issue of The American Rifleman. To subscribe to the monthly magazine, visit NRA’s membership page.  An official USAF photo, taken by Karl Gaston, with Strategic Air Force in England. Made with a 4×5 Speed Graphic (5”-focus Ektra lens), setting F.8, at eight feet, open flash, on Kodachrome Daylight. Camera was set on a tripod, lens open, with two synchronized flash bulbs, one on camera shooting in, one at upper left. When the events of this war become masses of type on the countless pages of history, the work of the aerial gunner…

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The Missouri Department of Conservation proposes increasing hunting and fishing license fees in response to rising inflation and competitive pricing from neighboring states. If approved, residents would see their firearms deer hunting permit increase from $18 to $19.50 and fishing licenses rise from $13 to $14. Significant hikes are also planned for nonresident licenses as part of the initiative. This proposed adjustment aims to bolster funding for wildlife services, property maintenance, and program enhancements. The department has opened a period for public comments until the end of the month, inviting residents to share their thoughts on these potential changes before…

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Editor’s Introductory Note: This young man is prayerfully seeking a wife. He is offering an after-marriage gift of up to $50,000 to whoever introduces him to his bride with $18,000 after their marriage and another $16,000 to the individual who provided the introduction after the first two births of healthy children born to him and his wife, for a total potential gift of $50,000. For further details, see this link to his article posted on July 13th, 2025: My Quest for a Wife: I’m Willing to Move. — (Continued from Part 5. This concludes the article.) Five Hundred Dollar Prepper…

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