Despite the warning “we’ll sue” to protect the very commonly owned AR-type rifles—often called “America’s rifle”—issued by both the NRA and the U.S. Department of Justice, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) signed Senate Bill 749, which will make…
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One of the most popular micro-compact handguns on the market is the Springfield Armory Hellcat, which is available in a range of offerings, from manual-safety models to larger Pro models with greater magazine capacity. But all of these models have had one thing in common: their 9 mm Luger chambering. That changes with the launch of Springfield Armory’s Hellcat .380. The .380 ACP cartridge case measures 17 mm in length, making it 2 mm shorter than the ubiquitous 9 mm Luger cartridge. This means that, in terms of magazine capacity, the Hellcat .380 is identical to the 9 mm version,…
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Somewhere along the line, the AR-15 has changed from being merely a reliable tool to a status symbol, almost in the same way as today’s pickup trucks. To a degree, both products have become less focused on broad-task effectiveness and more on being hosts for the latest accessories. In many cases, such extras go unused, resulting in a price tag that puts the entire design out of reach of millions of Americans. To that end, FN America has sought to bring its legendary quality and reliability to an AR-15 that lists for just $999, and we believe that it has…
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This title might seem a little misleading. It probably ruffles a few feathers, but hear me out. There’s a whole market of deodorants, detergents, and, yes, even mouth spray that promises to fool a big buck’s nose.I’m not saying they don’t work in some capacity or that, if compounded, they might not reduce or your scent. Nor am I suggesting that you should disregard a deer’s nose. It’d be foolish to do so. However, most hunters have limited time, effort, and money to dedicate to deer hunting. Rather than stressing (and spending) over scent control, most of us are better…
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