The DNT Hydra HS335R tries to pull off the night-hunting equivalent of a five-tool magic trick. It is a thermal scope, clip-on, scanner, laser rangefinder, and ballistic calculator packed into a 15-ounce unit selling for under $1,800. The DNT Hydra HS335R combines a thermal scope, clip-on, scanner, laser rangefinder, and ballistic calculator for under $1,800. Why the DNT Hydra HS335R Thermal Gets Your Attention Fast Thermal optics continue to evolve, and manufacturers are packing more features into increasingly affordable packages. The DNT Hydra HS335R enters a unique segment of the market by offering multiple roles in a single device. It…

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The Tracer Tactical Burro is not just another rifle scabbard pretending to be tactical. It is a hard-sided, muzzle-up, MOLLE-covered rifle carry system that protects suppressed rifles, thermals, optics, and expensive field gear without turning deployment into a zipper-fumbling circus. Table of contentsThe Tracer Tactical Burro Solves a Rifle Carry ProblemWatch Our Tracer Tactical Burro Field VideoWho Builds the Tracer Tactical Burro, and Why That MattersWhat the Tracer Tactical Burro Actually IsTracer Tactical Burro Specifications and Field DetailsWhy Muzzle-Up Carry Is the Burro’s Killer FeatureThermals, Clip-Ons, and Expensive Glass Stay ProtectedFast Rifle Deployment Without Zippers, Flaps, or FumblingThe Burro Rides…

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The S&W 617 Mountain Gun looks like the .22 LR K-frame woods revolver a lot of shooters have been waiting for. It shoots well, carries the right Mountain Gun attitude, and then trips over the kind of quality-control problem that makes a man shake his head twice. The S&W 617 Mountain Gun Brings Big Mountain Gun Energy to .22 LR The concept of the mountain gun brings out some selective imagery. The historian in me thinks of the howitzers in the foothills around Chattanooga. But if we are talking small arms in this century, chances are it is the Smith…

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The Mossberg 590 Bliksem is not just a camo-coated conversation piece. It is a compact, optic-ready 12-gauge firearm with real defensive utility, slick factory upgrades, and enough personality to make a plain black shotgun feel downright boring. Mossberg 590 Bliksem First Look: Compact 12-Gauge With Real Bite The Mossberg 590 Bliksem combines Rhodesian Brushstroke camo, premium upgrades, and compact 12-gauge power in a unique package. In collaboration with Christian Craighead and his Ministry of Defence brand, Mossberg created a limited-edition firearm that stands apart from typical defensive shotguns. It blends proven 590 reliability with thoughtful upgrades that improve both functionality…

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran launched drone and missile attacks Sunday targeting Bahrain and Kuwait in response to U.S. airstrikes that hit the Islamic Republic, and threatened a “complete halt” in negotiations to end the war if Washington continues its attacks. Efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without Iran’s direct oversight sparked the crossfire now gripping the region and have imperiled negotiations for a lasting ceasefire. A multinational maritime body overseen by the U.S. Navy said Saturday that it would expand a route near Oman for both inbound and outbound traffic, setting up a new flashpoint with…

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The gun control lobby had unprecedented access to and sway over the executive branch of the federal government during the Biden administration, but those days are over and the anti-gunners are livid over their loss of power.  The Trump administration closed the doors to the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention and booted gun control activists from their paid positions within the federal government. ATF Director Steve Dettelbach, who was the Biden administration’s second choice after gun control lobbyist David Chipman failed to garner enough votes to be confirmed by the Senate, stepped down…

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BEIRUT (AP) — As the White House has soured on Israel’s war with Hezbollah in Lebanon, U.S. President Donald Trump has shocked many in the region by pushing an alternative: Let Syria fight the Iran-backed militant group instead. He has suggested that the battle-hardened and Islamist-led insurgents who overthrew Syria’s autocratic President Bashar Assad a year and a half ago and formed a new government would do a better job of rooting out Hezbollah than the Israeli army. Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has said he has no interest in doing so, and has asserted that Trump’s comments were misconstrued. But…

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A quiet afternoon in Cambridge, Massachusetts turned into chaos when a gunman started firing into traffic and it ended with an armed citizen stepping in. According to ABC News, the suspect walked along Memorial Drive in broad daylight, firing what witnesses described as rapid shots from a semi-automatic rifle. Drivers ducked for cover, people ran, and at least two individuals in vehicles were struck by gunfire. Video from the scene shows the suspect moving erratically, pointing the rifle at passing cars, smashing a window with the barrel, and firing multiple rounds. “It was like rapid fire… pow pow pow,” one…

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Confederate Army Lt. Henry S. Farley fired a single 10-inch mortar round from Fort Johnson on James Island, South Carolina, at 4:30 a.m. April 12, 1861. The shell arced across Charleston Harbor and burst over Fort Sumter, signaling 43 Confederate guns and mortars to open fire. The most deadly conflict in American history, a war that would last four years, kill more than 620,000 people and free 3.9 million from slavery, began with a bombardment in which not a single person died by enemy fire. The Standoff Fort Sumter sat on an artificial island at the mouth of Charleston Harbor.…

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After fishing for nearly three decades, I only recently decided to start over and learn to fly fish. I never had the patience or determination before, but this time was different. The Pflueger President XT Fly Combo was shipped to my door because it was advertised as beginner-friendly and high-quality. I don’t want to buy a new fly combo every year because I break one; I want to buy a new one every year because I just want another one. Over the last several months, I’ve taken this 9’ #5 combo bass fishing, panfishing, and trout fishing in rivers and…

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Toms River, New Jersey Mayor Daniel Rodrick calls the corner of Hooper Avenue and Fischer Boulevard an “eyesore,” and says he welcomes a multi-million dollar project to turn the land into a multi-use sports complex featuring everything from batting cages and pickleball courts to an indoor gun range. A former mayor who’s now the town historian, however, is crying foul over the development; particularly the proposed presence of a bar and lounge slated to be located above a driving range. Mark Mutter says he’s not opposed to gun ownership or even the idea of an…

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Two of the biggest names in the firearms world just made a move and it’s a big one. Sturm, Ruger & Company and Beretta Holding have announced a strategic cooperation agreement that could reshape how these companies operate in the U.S. market moving forward. At the center of the deal is ownership. Beretta Holding, already Ruger’s largest shareholder, will now be allowed to increase its stake to as much as 25% of Ruger’s outstanding shares. That potential expansion comes with a premium baked in, with a minimum tender offer price set at $44.80 per share, roughly a 20% bump over…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced tough questions Tuesday from Republican and Democratic lawmakers about the Trump administration’s end game for the Iran war, the conflict’s rising $29 billion cost and its impact on diminishing U.S. weapons stockpiles. While the Pentagon chief softened his tone from hearings before Congress nearly two weeks ago, notably avoiding the same pointed criticism of lawmakers, he got far more pushback from members of his own Republican Party about the levels of U.S. munitions used in the Iran war and President Donald Trump’s intense criticism of traditional allies for not taking part in…

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There are currently seven candidates vying the GOP nod in the crowded Maine gubernatorial primaries. Bearing Arms had a chance to interview four of them and Ben Midgley was one. Midgley is a Maine businessman who’s gone from having nothing to being a CEO. “(I’ve) been on food stamps, been on the system, and then, you know, gratefully, have been very, very successful in my life, too,” Midgley admits candidly. Midgley grew up in Maine and after dropping out of college had a job cleaning gym equipment. Eventually he became the president of Planet Fitness…

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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he is more worried about Iran successfully constructing a nuclear weapon than the rising costs being felt by millions of Americans due to the ongoing war in the Middle East. Trump, while preparing to leave Washington D.C. for Beijing and his highly anticipated one-on-one meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, was asked by a reporter on the White House South Lawn to what extent “Americans’ financial situations” were motivating him to make a deal with Iran. “Not even a little bit,” Trump told the journalist. “The only thing that matters when I’m talking about…

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After declaring Iran’s recent peace proposal as a “piece of garbage,” United States President Donald Trump considers new strikes against Tehran. With the standoff ongoing, many fear that the war will reignite with new strikes. On Monday, Trump provided a glimpse into the dire state of diplomacy between the US and Iran, saying that “the ceasefire is on massive life support” while dismissing the recent peace proposal from Tehran as a “piece of garbage” that he said he “didn’t even finish reading.” CNN reported on Tuesday, citing sources, that Trump has grown “increasingly frustrated” with Iran’s handling of negotiations, while several US officials are questioning…

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Knife steel plays a critical role in how and where you put your pocket knife to work. In fact, it’s one of the most talked-about and toiled-over aspects of a knife. So, when a new steel hits the market, I jump on the opportunity to see what it’s all about. For the last few years, MagnaCut steel has not only blanketed the EDC knife landscape, but it’s also proven its worth as a well-balanced workhorse. With the launch of the latest super steel — MagnaMax — there are high expectations as to how it compares to MagnaCut. Though the two share…

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For decades, the American Civil Liberties Union has defended the exercise of those enumerated liberties found in the Bill of Rights. Well, most of them, anyway. The organization has long treated the Second Amendment as the bastard stepchild of the U,S. Constitution; a dead letter that protected individual service in a militia, perhaps, but not individual gun ownership itself.  As Jacob Sullum writes at Reason, in a lengthy column that’s worth reading in its entirety, the ACLU appears to have evolved over the past decade, though I’d argue it still has a long way to…

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When it comes to special editions, few car brands are quite as prolific as the American Stellantis brands. Jeep is surely the leader. Just this year it has been putting out new editions every month. The other brands aren’t being left out, though. Chrysler just revealed its own special Pacifica themed around the United States of America’s 250th anniversary. It certainly fits the theme, but we don’t think we’d call it quite as inspired as the country it’s named after. Credit: Stellantis You Can Have It In Any Color You Want, As Long As It’s Red, White, Or Blue We’re not…

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