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A New Muzzleloader Technology Is Winning Approval in More States
A once-niche muzzleloader system is gaining legal ground across the country as regulators warm to its safety and consistency. The shift says a lot about where modern hunting equipment is headed next.
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Why Some Firearms Become More Valuable After They Stop Being Made
When a firearm leaves production, it doesn’t just become harder to find. In many cases, scarcity, reputation, historical context, and collector demand combine to push values sharply higher.
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The M14 Is Coming Back Into the Spotlight. Why the Old Rifle Still Matters
The M14 never really disappeared. It simply moved from standard-issue rifle to specialist tool, and that long second act explains why it still commands attention today.
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Why the Ghost Gun Ruling Could Reshape More Than Just Ghost Guns
The Supreme Court's ghost gun decision was about unfinished parts and build kits on the surface. In practice, it may become a bigger statement about how courts read old statutes in a world of rapidly changing technology.
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A New Federal Gun Policy Is Putting the Age of 18 Back at the Center of the Debate
A new Justice Department position on handgun sales to 18- to 20-year-olds is reshaping the national gun fight. It also arrives as the Supreme Court prepares to hear a major Second Amendment case that could redefine how age limits and weapon bans are judged.
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Stunning 2014 Home in Loxley, Alabama Overlooking an Award-Winning Golf Course and Steelwood Lake with a Private Resort-Style Pool
Step into luxury with elegant marble floors, a stunning kitchen, and breathtaking views of the golf course.
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Luxurious 2013 Architectural Marvel in Paradise Valley, Arizona, Featuring 11 Bedrooms, 12.5 Bathrooms, and 22,215 Square Feet Sapce
Step into luxury with period details like ornate moldings and vintage fixtures in this expansive 11-bedroom estate.
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2003 Entertainment Oasis in Gilbert, Arizona Featuring a 9,326 sq. ft. Main House, Private Day Spa, Go-Kart Track, and Shooting Range
Discover a lavish 9,326 sf estate, featuring a private theater, stunning Zen garden, and extravagant man cave.
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The Pistol That Used Rubber Bands Instead of a Traditional Spring
Most pistols rely on steel springs, but a few inventors explored elastic alternatives that sound more like toys than serious mechanisms. This strange corner of gun history shows how far designers would go to simplify parts, cut cost, or rethink recoil.
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The 18th-Century Air Rifle Lewis and Clark Secretly Carried Across America
Long before repeating rifles became common, Meriwether Lewis carried a compressed-air gun that could stun onlookers and project power without smoke or a powder flash. It was one of the expedition’s strangest tools—and one of its smartest psychological advantages.
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The Machine Gun That Ran on Cardboard Instead of Metal Belts
Long before modern disintegrating links became standard, one family of machine guns experimented with surprisingly low-tech ammunition carriers. The result was a rugged, often awkward system that could rely on feed strips and even non-metal components where later guns demanded steel.
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The Pistol That Hid Inside a Pack of Cigarettes for Real Missions
Tiny disguise guns sound like movie props, but some were built for real clandestine work. This is the story of the cigarette-pack pistol concept, the wartime missions behind it, and why concealment mattered as much as firepower.