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Disabled U.S. Army veteran Nathan Kalwicki never thought he’d be a mortgage-free new construction homeowner. An amputee from western New York, who was injured in Afghanistan in 2011, is set to move into a new accessibility-built home at the end of May thanks to the national nonprofit organization A Soldier’s Journey Home. “This is basically a dream come true, I don’t really have words to describe it,” Kalwicki said, in a testimonial for the organization, posted online and reviewed by Military.com. “I’m really looking forward to establishing roots in the community with my wife.” Kalwicki’s new construction, mortgage-free home in…
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When people enlist in the military, they swear an oath to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” Part of the Constitution is the Second Amendment, which means the men and women who go into harm’s way for this nation do so, in part, to preserve our right to keep and bear arms. So when I found out that the Department of Veterans Affairs was stripping fellow veterans of their gun rights because they needed financial help, I about lost my damn mind. Nothing about that…
Wes Cooper had just finished a 10-mile training run on the trails outside of Seattle when he got the call. Two hikers needed rescue. They’d attempted an ambitious 3-mile hike with 3,000 feet of elevation gain and bit off more than they could chew. Darkness had set in before they made it down. Without headlamps and afraid of getting lost, they called Seattle Mountain Rescue (SMR) for help. Cooper hadn’t expected the mission. He was already pretty cooked after his run. So, he grabbed one of SMR’s Hypershell Exoskeletons and jumped in the car. He put them on at the…
Kenneth Dixon has defended this country in uniform, and now the veteran has had to defend himself and his home in Memphis, Tennessee. According to Memphis police, a man named Simeon Pratcher is in custody after breaking in to Dixon’s home earlier this week. It’s not the first time that the veteran has been targeted by thieves. In fact, Pratcher told police that he entered the home through a window that was broken during the last break-in, believing the residence to be unoccupied. It was not. The victim told officers he was sitting in his living room…
Thanks to a limited-time event, PS5 owners can get their hands on a DualSense controller at a discounted price and save tens of dollars. Credit: Image Made by GameRant Originally published by Game Rant PlayStation Days of Play has begun, bringing major discounts on PS5 and PS4 controllers through June 10. The sale includes deals on the standard PS5 DualSense controller, the premium DualSense Edge, and DualShock 4 controllers originally released for the PS4. Days of Play is an annual promotion that typically runs for around two weeks and features a wide range of discounted products across the PlayStation Store. During…
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The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in U.S. v. Hemani on Monday, March 2, just a short time after the Court releases its orders from last Friday’s conference. That conference had multiple 2A cases slated to be reviewed, so it’s possible we could learn the fate of lawsuits like Duncan v. Bonta and Gator’s Custom Guns v. Washington (dealing with magazine bans) as well as Viramontes v. Cook County, Grant v. Higgins and NAGR v. Lamont (challenging “assault weapon” bans) in addition to hearing the oral arguments in the case that will determine whether the federal government’s ban on gun possession by…
Source: HOP Munitions The Bureau’s ammunition selection tells us far more about modern projectile science than it does about caliber wars. The FBI is widely reported to be issuing Hornady Critical Duty 9mm +P 135gr (FlexLock/FTX) as its current duty load. But if you stop there, you’re missing the point of the article. A recent deep-dive by HOP Munitions, along with a TFB video interview with a 23-year FBI veteran filmed inside the Bureau’s Ballistic Research Facility (BRF), lays out exactly why the FBI made the choices it did — and what that means for anyone serious about defensive ammunition…
A coffee can survival kit is one of those old-school ideas you don’t see as much anymore, especially now that most coffee containers are made of plastic. But if you can find an old metal coffee can, it makes a tough, weather-resistant container. Plus, it forces you to build a kit that’s simple, compact, and practical.The best part? You can keep one in places where you don’t normally store “real” survival gear, like your car, a boat box, an outdoor shed, kitchen cupboard, or pretty much anywhere. Most people will assume it’s full of coffee or random items like hardware.Now…
Iran has launched retaliatory strikes at United States air bases after joint attacks with Israel killed supreme leader ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The “martyr” was killed in the ongoing Israel-U.S. strikes, according to an official statement. The joint strikes, which Washington and West Jerusalem described as a “preemptive” operation, targeted the Iranian leadership. Military and nuclear-related facilities have also been struck. Trump said the attack was aimed at destroying Iran’s missile industry and navy, as well as forcing regime change in Tehran, according to a report by RT. “The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was killed in…
Most people who have been convicted of a felony know that, at least for a while, getting their gun rights restored is kind of a forlorn hope. Even before Democrats gutted the ATF’s system for gun rights restoration, people didn’t just walk out of prison and, within a few years, get their rights back. That’s never going to happen without some massive changes that are about as likely as Sydney Sweeney confessing her undying desire for my body. Ain’t gonna happen.But notorious human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein seemed to think there was a way, because according…
by Lee Williams Gannett’s flagship, USA TODAY, actually warned its shrinking readership that gun owners may call out its staffers for using fake mass-shooting data in their reporting. In a story published Monday, reporter C. A. Bridges, who writes for the USA TODAY NETWORK, first claimed there have been six mass shootings in Florida this year, “double the number in the state last year at this time.” Bridges then admitted he got his mass-shooting data from the Gun Violence Archive, or GVA, and he warned that the GVA data could be challenged. “The GVA numbers, which have been disputed by…
In Illinois, possessing so much as a single round of ammunition without a Firearms Owner ID (or FOID) card is a serious crime. How serious? Well, residents of Lake in the Hills, Illinois got a first hand view of that law being enforced last Thursday, when a SWAT unit rolled up on a house where a 20-year-old man was believed to be possessing ammunition without a permit. “The search warrant was part of a joint investigation into illegal activity,” the Lake in the Hills Police Department said in a news release. A criminal complaint filed in McHenry County…
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Chaos has tamped down across Mexico after a cartel leader’s killing at the hands of the national army led to widespread violence. A U.S. military veteran-led organization has been at the forefront of aiding citizens and noncitizens alike, telling Military.com that hundreds reached out for their assistance.Violence erupted last week after the Mexican army killed Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as “El Mencho,” who has become infamous for a criminal network that according to the Associated Press has trafficked cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine to the United States.The killing impacted airline flights and rerouted cruise ships headed…
