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Legislative Threats to 3D Printing and Ghost Guns: Implications for the Firearms Industry

Recent legislative efforts at both state and federal levels are working to restrict the production and distribution of 3D printed firearms, aiming to curb the emergence of so-called ghost guns. Notably, the proposed laws target not just the illegal manufacturing of these weapons but also their...

Home Defense in NYC: A Retrospective of a Real-Life Incident

In a recent interview, Moshe Borukh, a homeowner in Jamaica Estates, Queens, N.Y., recounts a harrowing experience of confronting an intruder in his home. At around 2:40 a.m., he heard the sound of glass breaking and retrieved his legally owned 9 mm Glock from a secure safe next to his bed. Despite...

Innovations in Hunting: Highlights from SHOT Show 2026

The annual SHOT Show once again showcased a multitude of innovations in hunting rifles, revealing compelling options for 2026. Among the standout entries, the Bergara Platinum Stalker gains attention with its robust design, featuring a laminate wood stock and precision engineering including a...

Brooklyn Postal Worker Arrested for Manufacturing Ghost Guns

A Postal Service employee in Brooklyn was arrested after law enforcement discovered six 3D-printed ghost guns during a pre-dawn raid on his residence. The arrested individual, 40-year-old Michael Gopaul, faces multiple felony charges related to the possession of unregistered firearms. The NYPD...

Oregon Mayor Ken Jackola Champions Second Amendment in State House Campaign

Ken Jackola, currently serving as mayor of Lebanon, Oregon, has publicly declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Oregon State House District 11. With a focus on advocating for local issues, Jackola aims to present the perspectives of his rural community in the legislative process....

Jeff council sets public hearings on hunting inside city limits, easements for solar project

The Jefferson City Council convened on January 27, 2026, determining to hold a public hearing on February 10 regarding the potential allowance of hunting within city limits. Local landowner Dan Pauley owns 70 acres situated on the southwest edge of Jefferson, with 20 acres falling within the city...

The Hidden Costs of Reliable Military Vehicles: Understanding Logistics in Combat

This article explores the reliability of various military vehicles and the significant logistical costs associated with maintaining them. It highlights that while certain models, like the M1 Abrams and the Tiger I, have earned legendary statuses for their combat performance, their operational...

Gabe Evans' Silence Highlights Emerging Trends in Concealed Carry Instruction

In a recent report, Colorado’s concealed carry instructor and Congressman Gabe Evans’ reticence to address criticisms regarding the Trump Administration’s stance on gun rights has raised eyebrows. Many Republicans and gun rights advocates have vocally defended the Second Amendment, yet Evans has...

The Enduring Legacy of the M60 Patton Tank in Modern Warfare

The M60 Patton tank, once a staple of U.S. armor, continues to hold relevance internationally, particularly among allied nations like Egypt, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. Despite its retirement in the United States, modernized variants remain in active service, equipped with upgrades such as 120mm...

With laws he's signed, DeWine's a hypocrite for saying protesters shouldn't carry guns | Letters

The debate surrounding gun rights in Ohio has intensified following a letter expressing outrage over the recent statements made by Governor Mike DeWine and Bob Cornwell, the executive director of the Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association. The author, Alex Pretti, emphasized that Pretti exercised his...