If you’ve spent any time around gun owners, you’ve probably heard the debate: Should you store your magazines fully loaded, or will it wear out the springs? Some shooters insist that leaving magazines loaded for long periods will weaken the spring, while others argue that it’s completely fine. So, what’s the real answer? Let’s settle this once and for all. Will Storing Magazines Loaded Wear Out the Springs? No, storing magazines fully loaded will not ruin them. The idea that keeping a magazine loaded will “wear out” the spring is a common misconception. The real wear and tear on magazine…

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Last week I covered the controversy over a new outdoor range proposed in Madison County, Iowa, where nearby neighbors were already launching complaints about anticipated noise levels and disruptions to their homes and businesses. The range still needed to win approval from the Madison County Planning and Zoning Commission before work could begin in earnest, and on Thursday the commission met to consider the application from the range’s owners.  Unfortunately, the not-in-my-backyard crowd won the day, with the commission voting unanimously against the zoning request by the owners of a Waukee, Iowa gun shop called…

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One of the more infuriating parts about the Old Dominion University shooting was finding out that the killer got his gun from someone who’d been arrested for violating gun control laws previously, but no one seemed all that interested in prosecuting him for the crime. They were, however, very interested in twisting what happened in Norfolk, Virginia, that day to make anti-gun talking points. And some of them are real doozies, too.But the problem is that we’ve seen a lot of similar cases over the years, too. That’s especially true over the last few years,…

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The removal of two memorial displays at an American cemetery in the Netherlands honoring Black veterans who helped liberate Europe from Nazi rule has drawn the ire of many.  Last spring, the American Battle Monuments Commission, which manages memorial sites outside U.S. soil, took down the panels from the visitors’ center at the cemetery in Margraten where nearly 8,300 American troops are buried. Removing the panels comes after President Donald Trump signed several executive orders eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives throughout government agencies. That also meant removing a memorial to Black soldiers. According to CBS News, the removal occurred with no…

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One year ago today, in the wee hours of the morning in New Orleans, the party was still going strong. That’s hardly surprising for New Orleans, but especially with the Sugar Bowl set to be played later in the day. People were enjoying themselves, looking forward to 2025. For 14 innocent people, though, that never happened. They were massacred by an ISIS-inspired terrorist. 57 others were injured, mostly by being plowed into by a full-sized Ford pickup truck.While guns were involved, none of the dead were killed by a gunshot.The terrorist exited the vehicle and…

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By Logan Metesh The December edition of GunBroker.com’s Top Selling Report presented by GunGenius.com, showed an interesting development in the new semi-automatic rifle category. Every gun in the top five was a Ruger. As the largest firearm manufacturer in the United States, that’s probably not a huge surprise. With net sales of $395 million in the first three quarters of 2025, it’s safe to say that Ruger is on a roll.Some of the guns in the top five are unsurprising, while others might be unexpected.In the fifth spot is the Mini-14. So named because it looks like a…

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After the Trump Administration Department of Justice announced in April that it had identified 10 individuals, including actor Mel Gibson, for firearms rights restoration, gun-rights advocates cheered. After all, there are lots of ways to have those rights rescinded, but few ways to have them restored. “Attorney General has reviewed all the relevant facts for each individual … including the materials that each individual submitted seeking either a pardon or relief from federal firearms disabilities…,” the DOJ said at the time. As it turns out, however, the DOJ, which has struggled with its commitment to the Second Amendment during President…

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While some brands are just starting to use Muscovy down in insulated products, Zenbivy has been doing it for years. But the brand claims its latest rollouts take the power of Muscovy fill even further. Going into 2026, Zenbivy will offer two new ultralight Muscovy technologies, which it says represent “the future of Muscovy Down.” Muscovy down, for those unfamiliar, is a type of insulation derived from the Muscovy duck. Muscovy plumes are uniquely “clingy,” so they clump and hold together very well. It has a fast compression recovery rate, is very light, and doesn’t shift around as easily as…

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