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Happy Fourth of July.
To you and your family have a great time and be safe.
Since July 4, 1776 remember the Hero's of Americas past.
Remember the legacy our forefathers left us.

"It should be the highest ambition of every American to extend his views beyond himself, and to bear in mind that his conduct will not only affect himself, his country, and his immediate posterity; but that its influence may be co-extensive with the world, and stamp political happiness or misery on ages yet unborn." --George Washington

Senator Scolding the General for using Ma'am

A Letter to Obama from a fed up Female Teacher in Missouri

A New Generation of Shoppers are looking for your Business on the Internet when searching for Archery, Hunting, Firearms and Gear. If they don't find you on their Iphone, Blackberry, computer or listed with us, they don't know you exist at all.

Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio -I Love the Gun Talk bumpers, on terrorists and Home land security. You have got to listen to these Fantastically funny audio Files  Click here to go to his site
 TC ICON Warlord Base Rifle  -  "1/2 MOA accuracy certified."

TC ICON Warlord Base Rifle  -  "1/2 MOA accuracy certified."
Every ICON WARLORD is Factory Shot and 1/2 MOA certified - With target in box

Receiver is CNC-machined from solid-bar stock steel. Action features a full-length Picatinny dimensioned scope rail machined into the receiver top adding strength and helping to stiffen the already stout action.

The full-length Picatinny rail features MIL STD 1913 cuts and 20 MOA of incline. Since the scope rail is machined directly into the receiver, there's no weak point introduced by screws or dowel pins.

A three-lug (fat-bolt) bolt with a 60-degree rotation rides smoothly inside the receiver.Adjustable trigger, preset to 3-3.5 pounds, is fitted to the action.

A two-position safety is mounted to the rear of the bolt handle and allows a marksman to load/unload the rifle with safety engaged. A separate bolt-lock is mounted to ensure the bolt remains closed during transport. The bolt lock is automatically disengaged when the safety's pushed to the "fire" position.

Thompson/Center uses a Badger Ordnance's well-respected bottom metal design which incorporates a paddle magazine-release and feeds from five- or 10-shot magazines (in .308 Winchester).

Initially, Thompson/Center is offering the Warlord through its Custom Shop. Customers can choose individual features and options.

Offered now in .308 Winchester chambering. Thompson/Center has plans for a longer action specifically for the .338 Lapua Magnum not yet available.

 CR0415 SHARPS M1874 SILHOUETTE RIFLE, .45-70
Want a firearm that is just to darn fun to stop shooting, we'll this is one of many Dixie Gun Works Imports. I bought this from a friend so a paid the $1250.00, my friend changed out the sight which are much better than the stock sight, great fun - great shooting - and lot of watcher's asking questions at the range.   Dixie's website

Taken from the original Sharps #1 Sporting Rifle. Pistol grip buttstock with shotgun style buttplate is European walnut with satin oil finish. Barrel is 30" long, tapered octagon and is blued with a matte finish. Cut rifling is .004 " deep and is rifled with 6 lands and grooves. Twist in the barrel is 1 turn in 18". The lands are .450 inches and the grooves measure .458". Chambered for the 45/70 black powder cartridge or factory loaded ammunition. The steel furniture comprises a buttplate, frame, lockplate, and hammer which are all color -case hardened. The tang is drilled and tapped for a tang sight. Double set triggers are present. Weight is ll.35 lbs. Made by Pedersoli in Italy.$1,250.00
 In Border States, BATFE Asks: "May We See Your Guns?"
 
This Report from NRA members and the NRA in June about the BATFE doing fishing trips on law abiding gun owners.
 
 "NRA-ILA has recently received several calls from NRA members in border states who have been visited or called by agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.  In some cases, agents have asked to enter these people's homes, and requested serial numbers of all firearms the members possess. 

In each case, the agents were making inquiries based on the number of firearms these NRA members had recently bought, and in some cases the agents said they were asking because the members had bought types of guns that are frequently recovered in Mexico. 

This kind of questioning may or may not be part of a legitimate criminal investigation.  For example, when BATFE traces a gun seized after use in a crime, manufacturers' and dealers' records will normally lead to the first retail buyer of that gun, and investigators will have to interview the buyer to find out how the gun ended up in criminal hands.  But in other cases, the questioning may simply be based on information in dealers' records, with agents trying to "profile" potentially suspicious purchases. 

On the other hand, some of the agents have used heavy-handed tactics.  One reportedly demanded that a gun owner return home early from a business trip, while another threatened to "report" an NRA member as "refusing to cooperate."  That kind of behavior is outrageous and unprofessional. 

Whether agents act appropriately or not, concerned gun owners should remember that all constitutional protections apply.  Answering questions in this type of investigation is generally an individual choice.  Most importantly, there are only a few relatively rare exceptions to the general Fourth Amendment requirement that law enforcement officials need a warrant to enter a home without the residents' consent.  There is nothing wrong with politely, but firmly, asserting your rights. 

If BATFE contacts you and you have any question about how to respond, you may want to consult a local attorney.  NRA members may also call NRA-ILA's Office of Legislative Counsel at (703) 267-1161 for further information.  Whether contacting a local attorney or NRA, be sure to provide as many details as possible, including the date, time, and location, agent's name, and specific questions asked"

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