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Mossberg continues to innovate tactical shotgun design with their new 590RM Pump Shotgun. The “R” in the name refers to the ambidextrous rotary safety that gives the shotgun more AR-like ergonomics and handling features. The “M” refers to the 10-round detachable magazine that allows faster reloads. Other key features include a Magpul pistol grip with a storage compartment in the grip, a buttstock adjustable for LOP, a recoil pad, and a heat shield over the barrel. The model that I tested also features a Picatinny rail for mounting optics, adjustable Magpul MBUS3 two-piece pop-up sights, and a front M-Lok adapter…

On August 18, 1564, Spanish King Philip II joined the Council of Trent. — August 18, 1769: A  lightning strike on the Bastion of San Nazaro in Brescia, Italy, ignited 90 tons of gunpowder. The resulting explosion killed 3,000 people. — August 18th is also the birthday of Meriwether Lewis, an American explorer, soldier, politician, and public administrator that is best known for his role as the leader of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. — Today’s feature piece was written by SurvivalBlog Field Gear Editor Tom Christianson. — We are seeking entries for Round 120 of the SurvivalBlog non-fiction writing contest.…

A man is hospitalized after being shot early Sunday morning in Cleveland’s Flats while trying to break up a fight. According to police, the shooting occurred around 3:15 a.m. near the 1100 block of Old River Road, where officers heard gunfire and witnessed individuals fleeing the scene. The victim, who was treated by emergency medical services before being transported to the hospital, reported that he was attempting to intervene in a brawl when shots were fired. As authorities continue their investigation, no suspects have been apprehended, raising concerns about safety in the area. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the…

A Maui police officer was shot and killed while responding to a call in Paia on Friday night, marking a heartbreaking moment for the Maui Police Department. This incident stands as the first shooting death of an officer on the island in nearly 70 years, emphasizing the profound impact on the community and law enforcement personnel. Authorities have not released the name of the officer pending notification of family, but local officials describe the situation as a significant tragedy. As the investigation unfolds, the department faces a painful reality while the community mourns the loss of one of its protectors.…

Lima Sixth Ward Councilman Dr. Derry Glenn is actively working on a proposal to address gun violence in the city, responding to heightened community concerns following multiple summer incidents involving young individuals. He highlights the alarming statistic that, according to the CDC, over 125 people die daily in the U.S. from gun violence, framing the issue as a crucial public health crisis that demands immediate attention. As part of his initiative, Glenn intends to collaborate with external organizations to educate local youth about the dangers of gun violence. He is eager to finalize a comprehensive plan within the next three…

A shooting at the Taste of the City Lounge in Brooklyn results in three fatalities and nine injuries during a night of partying early Sunday, according to city authorities. Investigators believe that multiple shooters opened fire following a dispute, marking the second mass shooting in New York City within weeks, despite 2025 seeing the lowest rates of gun violence in the city’s history. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch describes the incident as a “tragic, senseless act of violence” and emphasizes the need for community assistance in the ongoing investigation. Mayor Eric Adams calls for public help, highlighting the importance of gathering…

New surveillance footage from the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office unveils a chilling incident at a Riverview hotel, where 37-year-old Jasheed Scatliffe-Kalunda opens fire in a parking lot, allegedly discharging a total of nine rounds. Authorities report that Scatliffe-Kalunda, involved in an ongoing dispute with another man, was ultimately apprehended, and a weapon believed to be used in the crime was later discovered at his residence. Community leaders emphasize the broader implications of such violent acts, warning that firearms pose risks not only to intended targets but also to innocent bystanders. Freddy Barton, executive director of Safe & Sound Hillsborough, advocates…

A Syracuse man, Uqoeon Lawrence, is sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for drug trafficking and illegal possession of firearms. The 29-year-old admitted to selling fentanyl and methamphetamine while using a shotgun to protect his operations, even bringing in guns from out of state to distribute unlawfully. Lawrence’s case highlights a significant law enforcement effort against drug-related violence, reinforcing community safety. With a history of prior felony convictions barring him from firearm ownership, his arrest represents a coordinated response from multiple agencies, including the ATF and DEA, under the Department of Justice’s Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative aimed at reducing…

El Paso County residents flock to the Ascarate County Tax Office for the last gun buyback event before a new Texas law, House Bill 3053, takes effect on September 1st, prohibiting such programs. Local officials, including County Commissioner Jackie Butler and Sheriff Oscar Ugarte, have long supported these initiatives, which offer gift cards up to $200 in exchange for unwanted firearms, aiming to reduce gun-related incidents and promote safety in homes. The impending legislation has raised concerns among community leaders, especially as juvenile offenses involving firearms rise sharply, with 46 incidents reported by mid-August 2025, compared to 38 the previous…

Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran expresses strong opposition to a proposed “constitutional carry” bill that would eliminate permit requirements for carrying concealed handguns. During a recent commission meeting, Cochran warned that this legislative change could undermine public safety, highlighting that in 2021, 700 concealed weapons permit applications were denied in Mobile County due to criminal history concerns. In contrast, Rep. Shane Stringer, who sponsors the bill, argues that removing permit fees would not pose a threat to law enforcement and would ease financial burdens on gun owners. As the tension between those advocating for gun rights and law enforcement escalates,…