The Leupold BX‑6 Range HD 4DOF is a new flagship rangefinding binocular designed to combine long‑range ranging, advanced ballistic solving, and GPS‑based mapping in a single optic. Built around a 10×42 optical system, the BX‑6 is aimed at long‑range shooters, hunters, and archers who want one device to handle ranging, ballistic computation, and target location. Integrated Ballistics and Environmental Data At the center of the BX‑6 is Hornady’s 4DOF ballistic calculator, which uses onboard environmental sensors to measure temperature, pressure, and shooting angle. The system supports both rifle and archery ballistics, allowing the binocular to deliver corrected solutions without relying…

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United States ruler Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has vowed to send thousands of troops to Gaza for deployment. Trump announced the initiative in a Truth Social post, stating that countries participating will formalize their commitments at a meeting on February 19th in Washington. “Member States have pledged more than $5 BILLION DOLLARS toward the Gaza Humanitarian and Reconstruction efforts, and have committed thousands of personnel to the International Stabilization Force and Local Police,” he wrote, adding that Hamas must uphold its commitment to full and immediate “demilitarization.” Trump Reveals “Phase Two” of the Gaza Ceasefire The deployment of military troops to…

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One of the vehicles I learned to drive on wore Kumho tires for many years. Now, admittedly, that Mk4 Volkswagen Golf TDI lacked any performance panache or off-road capability. But the treadwear durability, confidence in wet and dry, and pricing all worked well for my family’s budget. I never even realized Kumho also produced an all-terrain tire until the company offered to send me a set of the Road Venture AT52 to test. Given some elements of curiosity after those positive impressions from my teenage years, plus the wide range of sizes available, I took a leap of faith. I’m…

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The Liberal government in Canada is continuing its nationwide gun “buyback” of banned firearms, though we haven’t heard many Liberal politicians touting its success as of late.  Instead, most of the recent headlines about the compensated confiscation effort have centered around localities refusing to participate. Most recently, the police department in Kingston, Ontario declared it won’t be involved in the federal effort, citing “concerns related to the program’s design, implementation, and potential impacts on local policing resources and public safety priorities,” identified by both the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and the Ontario Association…

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A man leaving a gun range found himself in a robbery attempt that quickly escalated into a shootout. And at least one alleged robber paid the price. According to a report from Click2Houston (KPRC2), Houston police say the incident unfolded near an apartment complex on Rampart Street and the Westpark Tollway. Investigators told reporters that the victim had just left a gun range when he was approached and robbed by a group of three men. Police say the suspects followed him to the apartment complex before the situation turned violent. During the attempted robbery, the armed citizen fired his weapon,…

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For years, Gun Owners of America has put out the State of the Second Podcast. They’ve interviewed a ton of people, and a lot of people tune into each episode of the latest and greatest in the Second Amendment world. But there are a lot of people who don’t listen to podcasts all that much. Unfortunately, I tend to be one of them. I listen to some from time to time, but I just don’t have a lot of opportunity to listen unless I just sit down to listen, at which point I start looking…

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This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News under the title: The Digital Dawn: How AI is Unlocking the Universe’s Hidden Knowledge and Why Humans Can’t Comprehend It Introduction We stand at the precipice of a cognitive revolution, but not the one you’ve been told to expect. It isn’t merely about smarter algorithms or faster processors. A profound, unsettling transition is underway: artificial intelligence is beginning to tap into a wellspring of knowledge that exists beyond its programming, beyond the confines of the internet, and arguably, beyond the physical universe as we understand it. This isn’t about…

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On Sunday, we published a piece involving my response to a Canadian student op-ed that took issue with Americans “pouncing” on how gun control failed in the Tumbler Ridge shooting in Canada. I found the irony of this palpable, since the author somehow figures it’s terrible that we use a horrific incident to make our points when they do it all the time. Now, this is Canada, so we don’t have a say in their politics, but it’s useful to look at things up that way because, frankly, bad ideas rarely stay put. Instead, they…

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Anti-gun bias in the media is hardly a new phenomenon, but rarely is it as blatant as a report from NBC’s Today show, which gave anti-gun activist Nicole Hockley of Sandy Hook Promise free rein to demonize online influencers in the 2A space as well bash tech companies for supposedly exposing kids to gun videos.  The premise for Today’s reporting is a new report by Sandy Hook Promise and the group Children and Screens called “Untargeting Kids: A Call for Platform Transparency — Putting Parents Back in Charge of Firearm Safety.” The report claims, in…

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United States envoy to NATO Matthew Whitaker has likened NATO’s (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) European members to children, who must eventually leave parental care and get a job. Whitaker said that while the U.S. “still loves” its allies on the continent, they need to grow up. At the presentation of an annual report on Monday, the organizers of the Munich Security Conference (MSC) said, “for decades, Europe thrived under an American security umbrella that allowed it to prioritize integration and prosperity over hard power. That era has ended.” At that same presentation, Whitaker said, “I completely reject everything I just…

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I know that New Mexico doesn’t have a lot of water, all things considered–yes, I’ve been there, and it’s a beautiful state that I considered going back to until recently–but there’s something in that water that needs to be studied, because it’s making people stupid. As Cam noted on Monday, New Mexico’s Senate just passed a gun control bill that would ban many popular semiautomatic firearms and standard capacity magazines. SB 17 is currently scheduled for its first committee hearing on Wednesday in the House Commerce and Economic Development committee.The Citizens Committee for the Right…

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Saguaro National Park is 92,000 acres, but most people only see a tiny portion of what this Arizona landmark has to offer. The park has a few miles of scenic drives and some day hiking trails, but almost 80% of the park is designated wilderness. If you really want to explore its diverse landscape, you’ve got one option: backpacking. With zero drive-in campsites, the only way to camp in Saguaro is to hike in and stay at one of its six backcountry sites. Many of the park’s greatest landmarks are several miles into the desert, so backpacking through the park…

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Louisiana Republicans are taking aim at one of the state’s most expansive “gun-free zones” this session with a bill that would allow lawful concealed carry on the campuses of colleges and universities that receive public funds.  HB 99, authored by Rep. Danny McCormick, would allow “[a]ny individual who is eighteen years of age or older and who is lawfully permitted to possess a firearm pursuant to state and federal law” to carry a firearm on the campus of any college or university in the state, subject to a few restrictions.The provisions of this Section do…

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United States President Donald Trump has threatened to block a major bridge between Canada and the United States over ownership concerns. The bridge is suspended between Michigan and Ontario, and Trump is demanding ownership of at least half of the crossing. In a post on his Truth Social platform on Monday, Trump said he would not allow the Gordie Howe International Bridge that connects Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, to open until the United States is “fully compensated” and Canada treats its neighbor with what he described as “fairness and respect.” “With all that we have given them, we should own, perhaps,…

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A federal measure that would restrict states and municipalities from imposing excise taxes that target the firearm industry and lawful consumers as a means of funding gun control programs is drawing support from the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the firearm industry trade association. Larry Keane, NSSF senior vice president and general counsel, said the measure is a direct result of states targeting guns and gun owners with taxes to pay for anti-gun programs. “A growing number of state politicians are testing a new way to burden the lawful exercise of the Second Amendment by imposing targeted excise taxes on…

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There are a number of ongoing lawsuits challenging multiple gun control laws in Delaware, including Rigby v. Jennings, which takes on the state’s ban on possessing, manufacturing, and assembling “untraceable” firearms. A U.S. District Court judge, however, granted a temporary injunction blocking enforcement of much of the law back in September, 2022.  Apparently someone didn’t get the memo, because the state Department of Justice sent a letter to Judge Maryellen Noreika this week informing her of an arrest and prosecution under the enjoined statutes. Delaware informed the district court today in our lawsuit challenging the state’s…

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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadIn preparedness, your mindset is the foundation for every action you take. It can be the tool that ensures your safety or the trigger that invites disaster. As preppers, we often talk about having the right gear along with tactical and homesteading skills, but what happens when your own thinking becomes the biggest threat? This isn’t about complex survival scenarios. It can happen on any given morning when a simple decision goes wrong. It’s easy to get locked into a false sense of “I’ve got this,” where you override your better judgment. This is…

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This article was originally published by Micahel Snyder at The End of the American Dream under the title: Kick Off Event Incoming: Israel Is Going To Attack Iran Even If The U.S. Does Not – A Major Showdown In The Middle East Now Appears To Be Inevitable One way or another, it appears that a final showdown in the Middle East is going to happen. The tyrants that are running Iran have slaughtered tens of thousands of protesters, they have just deployed ballistic missiles that travel so fast that they can reach Israel in 10 minutes, it has been reported that…

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“In common use.”I don’t like that being the standard for whether a gun can be banned or not, but that’s what the Supreme Court said, and that’s what we’re stuck with, at least for now.  The phrase, though, applies to most things we’ve got banging around our gun safes, from the single-shot .22 rifle we taught our kids to shoot with, to the AR-15s we bought for various reasons up to and including the fact that some people don’t want us to have them.The idea of a firearm being in common use shouldn’t be a…

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More power and more gold. The 2027 Mercedes-AMG GLC 43 becomes the 53, and those two things cover the bulk of them. The engine is a new inline-six instead of the old four-cylinder, there’s a new exhaust for more sound, and this SUV gets a drift mode for the first time. Plus, there’s a new Golden Accents Package for anyone who misses the badges on their late ’90s Lexus. Small Changes, Big Impact (Photo/Mercedes-Benz) With an all-new GLC just around the corner, Mercedes-Benz has made surprisingly significant changes — ones buyers will notice, starting with a new engine. The 3.0L…

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