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Russia-Based Kalashnikov to Upgrade the AK-12 Rifle from Battlefield Experience

In December, the Kalashnikov Concern announced that it had completed a three-year contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense while it also claimed to have doubled the supplies of the AK-12 assault rifle in 2023. Chambered for the 5.45mm cartridge, the AK-12 will eventually replace the Russian AK-74 rifles, which have been used since the …

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Sylvester Stallone’s One-of-a-Kind “Rocky” Beretta

Most gun people know that Italy is justly famous for high-end shotguns. And possibly the best-known Italian shotgun maker is Beretta, which is also the world’s oldest firearms company, selling its first batch of barrels in 1526. So, who else would the “Italian Stallion” call when he wanted a special “Rocky” edition shotgun? And Beretta …

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CMP Announces Training Opportunities for 2023

The Civilian Marksmanship Program has scheduled their GSMM Master Instructor and CMP Range Officer training courses for 2023.  These courses are designed to offer learning opportunities on how to teach marksmanship, match regulations, and safety in a competition environment. The CMP announced new training opportunities for 2023. (Photo credit: CMP) The GSMM Master Instructor training …

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Theodore Roosevelt’s S&W No. 3 Revolver Sells at Auction

Rock Island Auction Company, or RIAC, recently offered up a myriad of historical firearms for auction, including the Smith & Wesson Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver owned by President Theodore Roosevelt, among other famous firearms. The S&W No. 3 revolver sold at the auction for just over $900,000. The Smith & Wesson No. 3 …

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Montana AG Leads Inquiry Into Possible FedEx and UPS Gun Registry

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen, joined by 17 other state Attorneys General, has expressed his concern over new firearms shipping policies implemented by FedEx and UPS. If you haven’t heard, the two shipping companies have changed their terms of service relating to gun manufacturers and retailers. Knudsen says that several Montana FFLs have reached out …

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