The Strike Eagle has been a cornerstone of Vortex’s affordable line of low-power variable optics (LPVO) for modern sporting rifles. Previously offered in 1-6X and 1-8X variants, new for 2026, Vortex is introducing the Strike Eagle 1-10X 24…
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As the American economy is still recovering, and people grow more conscious of the quality of their food, many are turning to self-reliance—and that includes sourcing their own meat. Hunting has always been part of our nation’s heritage, but today’s hunters are driven by more than tradition. They’re driven by health, sustainability and the desire to know exactly where their protein comes from. That rising interest has created demand for rifles that are both accurate and accessible—rifles that honor legacy cartridges while offering the benefits of modern machining. The Christensen Arms Evoke fits squarely in that niche, combining high-end materials…
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Law enforcement officials in South Carolina testify that a surge in youth gun violence is primarily driven by gang activity, highlighting an urgent need for legislative action. During a recent committee meeting, S.C. Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel emphasized that juvenile violent crime is rising at an alarming rate, fueled by a dangerous mix of drugs, guns, and gangs. Lawmakers are considering a Senate bill to impose harsher penalties for gang-related offenses, potentially sentencing gang leaders to between five to 25 years in prison. Chief Keel advocates for proactive measures to deter youth from gang involvement, including expanding a…
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