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Last year Browning resurrected the Auto-5 humpback design and this year the company is offering the gun in 3 1/2-inch. The magnum version features some different internal springs, but it works off of the same recoil-driven system as last year's A5. [ Read Full Post ]
According to a Jan. 16-17 Rasmussen poll, 57 percent of Americans think “stricter enforcement of existing gun control laws” is more important than creating new gun laws and only 32 percent of those polled think creation of new gun control laws is more important than stricter enforcement. [ Read Full Post ]
The Winchester SXP (Super X Pump) is a redesigned version of the old model 1300. The gun now comes with a traditional walnut stock and will be available for $399. Like all SXP hunting variations, this gun is backbored and comes with the Invector-plus choke tube system. [ Read Full Post ]
This pretty O/U shotgun is replacing Beretta's 682. It's a serious competition gun that retails for about $4,500 (which is significantly less than other top-end competition guns from the likes of Perazzi and Krieghoff). [ Read Full Post ]
The Beretta Outlander is now being offered in wood. It's Beretta's only shotgun that is made in America, which means an reasonable price tag of about $850. The Outlander is a hybrid gun mixing components of the A400 and the A391. [ Read Full Post ]
New York became the first state to enact new firearms laws in the wake of December's Newtown school shootings when the State Assembly on Tuesday ratified Monday's Senate endorsement of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's gun-control bill.
Cuomo's bill -- the Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act, or NY SAFE -- was approved by the Senate in a 43-18 vote around 11 p.m. Monday. The Assembly's ratification Tuesday was a mere formality.
The law goes into effect immediately. As of now, magazines that hold more than seven rounds are banned in New York and universal background checks for all gun sales, regardless if they are private, person-to-person sales, are required. [ Read Full Post ]
Peace activist Jerry Rubin has re-launched his "No Toy Guns Merit Award Project" that offers a “personalized merit award” to all the children and families that write a letter explaining, “Why I will not buy toy guns for my children” or for children, “Why I do not like to play with toy guns.”
As reported on Fox News on Dec. 27, the anti-toy guns project was first established by Rubin and the "Alliance for Survival" peace group in California in 1987. Rubin decided to re-launch the toy gun removal program after the Dec. 14 shootings at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. [ Read Full Post ]
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