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Community violence intervention programs, a critical component in reducing gun violence in New Jersey, face severe budget cuts that threaten their operations just as summer arrives—a time typically associated with increased crime. In 2023, the state saw a 13% drop in shootings compared to 2022, largely attributed to investments in these programs, yet layoffs and service reductions loom due to the abrupt cancellation of federal grants by the U.S. Department of Justice. Experts fear that the loss of these programs will erode the community trust built over years, ultimately leading to a spike in gun violence as temperatures rise. Attorney…
The Trump administration is moving to significantly restructure the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), proposing a 25% budget cut that could eliminate over 500 investigator positions. These changes aim to ease dozens of existing gun regulations, including extending the validity of background checks from 30 days to 60 and permitting gun dealers to discard purchase records after 20 years, sparking controversy about the potential impact on law enforcement and public safety. Critics, including former ATF officials and gun control advocates, warn that these cuts undermine the agency’s ability to effectively regulate the firearm industry and trace crime…
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Jordan Budd embarks on the hunt of a lifetime, right in her own backyard. After drawing a highly coveted Nebraska resident rifle elk tag, Jordan sets her sights on a bull in the very same unit where her family’s ranch operates. This isn’t just a hunt; it’s a deeply personal journey rooted in tradition, land, and the thrill of pursuing a dream animal on familiar ground. Presented by Sig Sauer Read the full article here
Last week, US Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced an intended rollback of a 2001 “Roadless Rule” prohibiting new road construction—and therefore most new development—on nearly 59 million acres of Forest Service lands. The rule was originally established to prevent fragmentation of the nation’s forests, and out of concern that the Forest Service budget was stretched too thin to maintain the roads already in existence.When the 2001 rule was created, it designated large swaths of Forest Service land as officially “roadless” based on the amount of undisturbed soil, water, and forest vegetation present. The term is somewhat of a misnomer,…
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It’s happened to me twice now, in two separate mid-sized western Montana towns — once in Hamilton and once in Dillon, near where I currently live.I’ve been driving along, completely lost in thought and the radio, when crowds of people standing on sidewalks holding signs have materialized in the distance. I’ve stopped at red lights both times and rubbernecked across my passenger seat to take stock of the protesting swarms and their fiery fodder. It would be impossible not to; they demand attention.Both times, the crowds have mostly been protesting public land transfers. Loudly. With very big, very expressive messages…
Hammerli Arms is the sister company of Walther Arms, and for years, it was primarily known for its competition-style firearms, along with a more recent rimfire variant of the AR-15. In 2023, though, Hammerli introduced a unique straight-pull .22, the Force B1, that included a number of standout features, making it one of the most versatile rimfire rifles on the market. Watch our “American Rifleman Television” Rifleman Review segment above to see the details of this caliber-interchangeable rifle. “Now, the first thing you’ll notice is this isn’t a bolt handle that we’re used to seeing on a lot of .22s…
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