Watching the Florida legislature make statutory sausage has been an exercise in frustration for Second Amendment advocates in recent years as Senate leadership has stymied attempts to repeal bans on gun sales to adults under the age of 21, the state’s “red flag” law, and pro-2A bills allowing for open carry and lawful carry on college and university campuses.  Florida is now an open carry state thanks to the courts, not lawmakers, but the legislature did take a small step towards campus carry legislation this week when the Senate signed off on HB 757, which will…

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When it comes to AK-47s, three things matter most: durability, reliability, and affordability.  The AK platform has one job: run no matter what. The hard part has always been finding one that does it without emptying your wallet—until now. Enter the Palmetto State Armory AK-47 GF3, an American-made rifle that brings legendary AK toughness at a price point that’s hard to beat. This rifle is built for longevity and features a hammer-forged bolt, carrier, and front trunnion.  PSA didn’t just bolt together an AK — they built the GF3 from scratch with components that punch well above its price class.…

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I was filled with anticipation as I pushed the bow of my buddy’s drift boat off the concrete ramp. Spring bass fishing had been heating up, and this was one of those classic “guide’s day off” trips. Just a crew of grimy fish bums, heading off to explore on a scouting mission. The float we were embarking on is one of those spots that changes with the seasons. If the fish had moved up from the larger river below, it was sure to be an epic day. If they hadn’t, it was going to suck. Late February can go either…

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Images: https://www.frytech.biz/ As AR-10 shooters know, most of those rifles will deliver some fairly stiff recoil, depending on caliber. AR-10s, as we all know, can come in various calibers, including the .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, .243 Win, .260 Rem, .300 Win Mag, and Sig’s new .277 Fury, among others. None of these calibers is chintzy with recoil. Granted, the push-back gained from these may not be a whole lot (depending on caliber, of course), but any reduction in recoil is welcome. Even the less-powerful AR-15-class of cartridges can generate recoil that bothers some sensitive people For years, recoil has been handled…

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This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News.  Introduction I am writing this in March 2026, as American and Israeli bombs are falling on Iran in a conflict President Trump promises will be brief [1]. But I do not believe the official justifications. In my view, we are being marched toward a catastrophic domestic false flag operation, engineered by elements of our own state, designed to sacrifice American lives on the altar of a forever war. This is not speculation; it is the recognition of a desperate, repeating pattern. The warnings about ‘Iranian drone’ threats are not intelligence…

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Every motorcycle boot is balance of comfort and protection. For this guide, we mostly zeroed in on adventure (ADV) motorcycle boots that strike the sweet spot — protective enough for the ride, comfortable enough to keep on once you’re off the bike. Options range from mid-height adventure kicks like the Fox Racing Defend ADV with BOA quick-closure. Or, you might want a taller pair like the waterproof, lightweight TCX Drifter. Otherwise, the Fox Racing Motion X Off Road is geared toward off-road and trail rides, while the adventure-focused Alpinestars Corozal shines for long tours and dual-sport days. Editor’s Note: We updated our Motorcycle…

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A lawsuit filed a little over a year ago challenges New Jersey’s strict laws regulating “hollow nose” ammunition. A summary judgment in Bergmann-Schoch v. Platkin was requested on Mar. 12. There’s been a long-standing law in the Garden State that regulates the place and manner in which people may possess hollow nose ammunition — widely known as hollow-point ammunition/bullets. New Jersey statute 2C:39-3(f)(1) makes the possession of hollow nose ammunition outside of certain exceptions “a crime of the fourth degree.” Attorneys in Bergmann-Schoch filed for a summary judgment in the case.Organizational plaintiffs in the lawsuit…

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We should all be expecting the price of oil to continue to rise, as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Global oil supplies are being hindered, and if the cost-of-living crisis wasn’t bad enough, it looks like it’s about to get much worse. Crude oil, gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, natural gas, petrochemicals, power, and fertilizer prices have all risen sharply since the conflict began. The narrow shipping lane, known as the Strait of Hormuz, between Iran and Oman, remains closed. This lane is the one through which around a fifth of the world’s daily oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply passes.  The…

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This year has not been kind to skiers and snowboarders around the world. Unless you live in British Columbia, Canada, or on the East Coast, chances are, your ski season was low tide — and your days were spent ripping groomers, avoiding rocks, chopping broccoli, and checking the bottoms of your boards for core shots. The Freeride World Tour was forced to cancel stops in Georgia and Austria due to the scant conditions. But that ain’t stopping Candide Thovex. Where other skiers might cringe at the conditions of Les Tufs, in Tignes, France, Thovex simply sends it. He hops over…

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So, how was your weekend? Anything eventful happen?Of course, we all know what happened. It was a bad weekend for way too many people, in part because of two shootings on opposite sides of the planet. The killings had nothing ostensibly to do with one another from what we can tell. One seems to be a mentally ill individual in the United States and the other looks to be an act of terrorism.But let’s get into them, including the political aftermath, starting with Brown University.As we reported earlier Saturday, a terrifying situation unfolded on the…

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This article was originally published by Evangelyn Rodriguez at Natural News.  Aluminum, a neurotoxic metal with no biological benefit, contaminates cookware, cosmetics, vaccines, food packaging, and drinking water, contributing to chronic diseases. Studies link aluminum accumulation to Alzheimer’s, ALS, bone disorders, hormonal imbalances, and cognitive decline due to oxidative stress in the brain and organs. Children receive 17 aluminum-containing shots by 18 months—four times more than decades ago—raising concerns about long-term neurological damage. Avoid aluminum cookware, processed foods, and contaminated water. Boost detox with vitamin C, cilantro, sulfur-rich foods (garlic, onions), and curcumin to combat oxidative stress. Blood tests often…

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An important part of surviving a major disaster – one that could lead to a societal collapse – is having a bug out location. Building a stockpile of food and supplies in your home (your “bug in” spot) is essential, but in some disaster scenarios, you may have to leave your main residence.This departure may be because your family is in danger from natural or human-caused events. A bug out location (BOL) then is a safe place you can go when you must evacuate.A BOL can be a temporary shelter or a permanent one. It can be a house, an…

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A St. Louis woman was held at gunpoint and assaulted in her apartment for several hours this past weekend, and though a neighbor heard her cries for help and called 911, police didn’t respond until after the victim was able to get to a phone hours later.  25-year-old Miles Faris is facing charges of first-degree kidnapping, second- and third-degree domestic assault, unlawful use of a weapon, and multiple drug charges, but police have not been able to take him into custody because he fled the apartment before officers arrived on scene. In court documents, the St.…

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Zero-dollar NFA transfers sound amazing until you hit the real costs. Before you turn that brace AR into an SBR, read the travel rules, trust traps, penalties, and long-term risks that most shooters ignore. The Zero Dollar Hook And The Catch Ever since the National Firearms Act of 1934, NFA items, including short-barreled rifles and silencers, have had a tax of $200. That much money 90 years ago was equivalent to almost $5,000 today. Imagine buying a $500 AR and then having to spend $5,000 on taxes. Ridiculous. This is all about to end, thanks to the big, beautiful bill…

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Back When Freedom Was Normal There was a time, and it really wasn’t that long ago, when kids could vanish for an entire Saturday, come home covered in dirt, bruises, cactus needles, and questionable decisions, and nobody thought the world was ending. You didn’t need a GPS tracker, a parental panic app, or a neighborhood alert system. You had streetlights. When they came on, you went home. That was the contract. Helmets were optional, scraped knees were expected, and if a kid got hurt, parents didn’t blame “society.” They blamed the kid, handed them a Band-Aid, and reminded them not…

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This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge.  First, on Thursday, NATO chief Mark Rutte said from Berlin that Europe and the world should prepare for the coming war, ominously warning that it could be “on the scale of war our grandparents and great-grandparents endured.” Soon following this, President Donald Trump seemed to echo the warning while voicing frustrations of there being no current off-ramp to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. “Things like this end up in third world wars. And I told that the other day, I said, ‘You know, everybody keeps playing games like this, you’ll end up…

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Constitutional carry shouldn’t be a controversial topic. It’s just how it should be. The idea that we need permission from the government to bear arms is what should be controversial. And yet, here we are. The idea of constitutional carry is still too much for some people to comprehend.However, most states in the nation have some form of permitless carry on the books. Sure, some of them are states that are large in land mass but small in population.Even so, nearly 47% of Americans live somewhere where they don’t need a permit to carry a…

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NCIS didn’t become TV’s most authentic military franchise by accident. In this exclusive roundtable and video, veteran advisors Leon Carroll, Alan Burghard, Michael Smith, and R.J. Cline reveal how they correct scripts, shape storylines, and honor real service members to keep every salute, uniform, and funeral scene true to life.The NCIS franchise has been on TV long enough to feel like part of the cultural furniture. It began as a JAG spinoff, grew into a ratings titan, and expanded into an international ecosystem with NCIS shows in Los Angeles, New Orleans, Hawai‘i, Sydney, and now Origins. And if you can believe it, the main series NCIS is…

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