Assault Style Weapons Ban 💢 Bill Proposed By U.S. Senators

Assault Style Weapons Ban 💢 Bill Proposed By U.S. Senators

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'Assault Weapons Ban' Bill Proposed By U.S. Senators A new bill was proposed last week by U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) that would ban the transfer, sale, manufacture and import of military-style “assault weapons” and high-capacity magazines. Known as the “Assault Weapons Ban,” the bill is the latest measure by the Biden administration to increase gun control across the country. Read More If I Could Only Have One: Revolver Edition The old “if I could have only one gun” argument is among the most popular and fun discussions. It may even be enlightening. Heaven forbid we had to get by with only one gun. But the fact is, we do get by with one gun most of the time. In this article, we take a look at the revolver that might be the best choice for most scenarios. Read More How to Build the Perfect Reloading Bench Let’s all be honest here. We wouldn’t be reloading if we weren’t (at least in part) thrifty. So we are never going to pay for the perfect reloading bench. But considering money is ALWAYS an object, there are better uses for your money than others. For me, there are two primary components to the basic structure of a reloading bench. Read More Review: Walther PPQ 9mm Handgun Among the most influential handguns of all time are the Walther PPK and the later Walther P38. These double-action first-shot pistols with decocker action spawned myriads of imitators. Similarly, the Police Pistol Quick Defense (or PPQ) is a formidable handgun that many find superior to any other striker-fired handgun. Read More Showdown: .357 SIG Sauer vs. .40 Smith & Wesson The .357 SIG and .40 S&W are not as similar as we may first think. While I could get along well with either, I think that I like the .357 SIG better for specific uses. If I did not have the .45 ACP, though, I would want the .40. So both calibers have their merit. Read More Reloading Basics: Rifle Dies There are two basic types of rifle dies that are needed to complete the reloading process. The first is the resizing/depriming die. The second is the bullet seating/crimping die. Both are used in conjunction with each other to make sure your brass casings are shaped and sized correctly. Let’s discuss each of them and the basics of how they work. Read More Week-In-Review News Roundup: March 14-20, 2021 Check out our Week-In-Review News Roundup, where you’ll find some of the previous week’s top stories in the shooting industry, as well as our favorite reader comments and #RangeDayFriday photos. Read More Win This AR!