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Forced Destruction of 15-Round Mags Is Constitutional Says Federal Judge

Friday, October 5th 2018 04:55 PM

A federal judge denied a motion to block a New Jersey law that calls for the forced destruction of magazines with a capacity over 10 rounds. The ban, signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy back in June, gives gun owners 180 days to comply. That deadline is Dec. 10, 2018.

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Shotgun Target Leads – Four Techniques Explained

Monday, September 24th 2018 04:53 PM

There are four types of lead that can be used in shotgun shooting in order to break a target or hit a bird, they are; Spot Shooting, Swing Through, Pull Away, and Sustained Lead. Each one of these can be effective given the right situation. In this piece, I will go over what type of lead is best in each situation and clay target game as well as which one provides the most consistent results.

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2018 Rifle Review

Friday, September 21st 2018 11:04 AM

Sporting Classics Daily's 2018 rifle review

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How Unicorn Guns are Born (And Why We Hate Them)

Tuesday, October 16th 2018 12:25 PM

If you haven’t heard the term “Unicorn Guns” before, it’s a colloquial label for those newly released and/or highly desirable firearms that have proven nearly or completely impossible to find. These trophies of gleaming gun metal make a splashy entrance in the media with lots of quality marketing and well-written gun reviews and then step nimbly into the deep dark forest, never to be seen again. Were they ever real, or were they just figments of our fevered imaginations? To make things worse, these elusive beauties are all too often subject to Area 51-type customer communication, “We can neither confirm nor deny that one of these rifles was seen at a downtown retail location on the 28th of this month. ...”

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Tested: Heizer PKO-45 Pistol

Tuesday, October 16th 2018 12:13 PM

In 2014, the company opted to make a splashy entrance into the shooting market with the announcement of the all-stainless steel PS1 "Pocket Shotgun," a single-shot, break-action .45 Colt/.410 derringer. The PS1 was soon followed by two unprecedented rifle-caliber pocket pistols, the PAR chambered in .223 Rem. and the PAK in 7.62x39 mm, both of which are available with progressively ported barrels to manage felt recoil. Heizer Defense then moved into the concealed-carry semi-automatic pistol market in 2016 with the announcement of the PKO-45 chambered in the venerable .45 ACP, which has become one of the company's most popular offerings. Here is a closer look at this unique pocketable pistol.

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The Story Behind the SA XDM 10mm, 10,000 Round Test

Monday, October 15th 2018 02:31 PM

When I first heard that Springfield Armory was finally going to release an XDM in 10mm, I was elated. As a recent convert to the XDM 45, I could not think of a better platform in terms of ergonomics. But there is a specter that haunts any new gun in this caliber, one that us Cult of The Centimeter types know well. The first question we have to ask, is will the gun take it? Is your gun tough enough to handle the mighty 10, the old magnum of auto rounds? The question isn’t without reason. When 10mm was developed, part of its downfall was the guns of the day. Even old slab sides, the tough as nails 1911, would crack the frame in short order. Over the years since, we have seen very few new 10mm platforms, and even less survive past a few years of production. So when the new XDM came up, I asked Springfield Armory if they were ready to dance. Not only did they say yes, but they knew a good ammo guy. My proposal was 10,000 rounds, every round shot on camera. That is a huge risk for a new gun, and I had no way of knowing if it would survive. In 10mm terms, that is more than most of us will shoot in a lifetime.

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