With the suppressor tax stamp gone, thanks to that big 2025 bill, everybody’s jumping on subsonic loads to get the most out of their new cans, much to the boon of the very limited selection of companies that produce subsonic loads. This specific ammo turns an already great experience with a suppressor into a whisper-quiet experience that’s perfect for home defense, plinking, or hunting without ringing ears and oftentimes negating the need for additional hearing protection. While getting into the subsonic suppressed setup game used to be a lot of extra cash and frustration, now you can just go to…

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When Patrick “Tate” Adamiak was arrested and convicted of possessing numerous illegal weapons, it was the Biden administration, and we all know that there would be no hope for the then active-duty sailor. Never mind that the trial never should have happened, and that the only reason a jury convicted him was that the judge blocked some important testimony from being heard. The truth was that he was yet another casualty in the ATF’s desire to look like they could actually do something. At least he survived the ordeal.Still, when Trump returned to office, so…

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Reports of a “backdoor” national firearms registry have been a big concern for gun-rights organizations and pro-gun federal lawmakers for several years. Now, a news report at Reason.com not only confirms the secret registry created with firearms transaction records accumulated by the ATF from firearm retailers who have gone out of business, but explains how Republican lawmakers have been seeking answers for nearly a year. According to the report, the registry is made up of a “digital trove of hundreds of millions—possibly over a billion—firearm transaction records that the agency has digitized from former dealer files.” On February 3, U.S.…

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The ATF isn’t our friend. It could be, but the truth is that there have been too many years when the bureau sought to spend more time monitoring what people like you and me were doing than actually going after armed criminals and actual gun traffickers. In fairness, going after those guys is hard, while we’re easier targets. Heaven forbid someone employed by the federal government has to actually work hard, with the notable exception of the junior enlisted in the military.What we all would like to see is someone running the ATF who isn’t…

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Pro-gun rights group Gun Owners of America has announced it is launching its first-ever digital magazine, an exclusive membership benefit for GOA members. According to Felisha Bull, Director of Communications for GOA, the new magazine will build upon the success of GOA’s State of the Second Podcast and will expand the State of the Second brand into long-form storytelling and analysis, tailored specifically for gun owners. “State of the Second will provide GOA members with in-depth, original content that blends advocacy, industry insight and exclusive access,” Bull wrote in a news release announcing the launch. “The magazine will feature expert gun reviews from trusted…

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We stood at the top of a steep slope with tightly spaced trees. “Follow my ski tracks — we need to go either far left or far right near the bottom of this slope. That way, we can avoid cliffs,” my ski partner, Dane Tudor, said. Cliffs? I reached up and used my mitten to press the button on the ear pad of my ski helmet, pausing my music. I was testing the new POC Obex Connect. The sound quality was excellent, and the system was so easy to use that I was now hooked on listening to beats throughout…

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Army veteran and retired world class athlete John Register could have felt sorry for himself after losing his left leg in a training accident prior to the 1996 Summer Olympics. Instead, Register took time to process his grief and develop a plan to forge ahead, even though his dreams and aspirations were challenged in a way he never saw coming. Overcoming ObstaclesRegister, a Gulf War veteran and motivational speaker, talked about ways to overcome life’s obstacles in a recent interview with FOX21 Morning News in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In the military, Register competed in the Army’s World Class Athlete Program. Register, a former…

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Microtech makes some seriously rugged knives, manufactured in the USA. However, the brand is arguably not as big in the outdoor world as the tactical one. This is largely owed to a majority of its knives being automatic, and thus, not as accessible to the general public. But in 2023, Microtech launched the MSI (Microtech Standard Issue). It’s not the brand’s first manual folding knife, but it certainly became its most popular. Not only is it the first Microtech knife with the brand’s proprietary version of M390 steel, M390MF, but it’s also the first to carry the re-engineered Ram-Lok. As…

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This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News.  Introduction: The American Food Supply Is Being Poisoned, One Farm at a Time Beneath the pastoral image of America’s heartland, a silent, state-sanctioned crime is unfolding. Chemical and municipal waste, cynically rebranded by a slick public relations campaign, is being spread across the nation’s farmlands as ‘fertilizer.’ This material, known as ‘biosolids,’ is nothing less than processed sewage sludge—a toxic stew of human and industrial waste. [1] The practice represents a grave and under-publicized threat to public health, concealed by layers of institutional deception and fraudulent science. [2] This isn’t a case…

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While sitting on the boat ramp at the end of an eventful day on the water, my snobby fly-fishing buddy turned to me and said, “Let me see that thing.” The “thing” he was referring to was the Shimano Compre Lite Spinning Rod in my hand. I handed it over and watched with a smirk as he guiltily flipped the bail on the reel and made a cast. A boy was about to turn into a man. The white rooster tail tied to the line shot across the river and landed on the opposite side with a plop. “Whoa, this…

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Smith & Wesson expands the M&P lineup with the Metal HD and Competitor HD, two all-stainless, 5-inch pistols built for minimal muzzle rise. Both models use the same steel frame and barrel length, but they target different shooters. One leans towards duty and general use. The other focuses on competition. Both pistols share a forged stainless steel frame and a 5-inch stainless barrel with a 1:10 twist. The added weight pushes each gun to roughly two pounds unloaded. That mass helps keep the gun flat during recoil and speeds follow-up shots. Smith & Wesson also updated the grip texture, giving…

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Military spouses understand “community” differently from most people. We build it, lose it and rebuild it faster than feels comfortable. When I think about how my military spouse community has changed over the past 20 years, I marvel at how much I have changed as well.Frequent moves, deployments and career disruptions can make lasting relationships feel just out of reach. And just when you find that community you have been waiting for, one of you will get orders.It’s important to remember that your friendships as a military spouse are often meant to be for a season. And it’s OK. We…

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It’s a little too easy (at least for me) to dismiss alarming weather events. But there’s no denying that much of the country is about to get hit by a serious winter storm — and nothing reminds you of the importance of solid gear like a bone-chilling freeze. With several months of winter still ahead for many of us, it’s not a bad time to check out much of this week’s new gear. Comfy sleeping bags? Check. Down-filled mattresses? Check. Winter Olympics-style accessories? Got it. Cozy alpaca sweaters? Oh yeah, baby. Find all that and more in this week’s Emerging…

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The National Firearms Act was sold to the American people not as gun control, but a tax. The idea was to tax the devices so they were less affordable, but that was because Congress had taxation authority under the Constitution, not the authority to infringe on the right to keep and bear arms. So, they got sneaky.Now, though, the tax on suppressors and short-barreled long guns is gone. However, while the registration effort was reportedly just a way to make sure people who had these devices paid the tax, the registration for these items remains…

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This year’s SHOT show in Las Vegas is well underway, and as usual, companies are introducing new products. Here are a few of them… Smith & Wesson released a new folding pistol carbine in 5.7×28 What’s interesting about this, other than the 5.7 chambering, is that it includes a Gemtech Nebula 5.7 suppressor. This 9-ounce can should help squelch the 5.7’s blast. Image: reddit.com You can check out the new 5.7 FPC here, and the Gemtech suppressor here. As for prices, the FPC lists for $719 and the Gemtech for $549, but I haven’t seen a combo price yet. Stay…

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