How to Become a 2A First Responder
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[…] game.” And from all indications, it’s beginning to work. To sign up, visit SAF.org and navigate to the “Protect Your […]
[…] the .40 S&W, the old but reliable .45, the .357 SIG and the .45 GAP. I say “swing back” because […]
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[…] Department of Public Safety, which for many years issued the SIG P226 in .357 SIG, and today issues the SIG […]
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[…] non-fluted cylinder, holding five rounds of .44 Special. The rear sight incorporates a black square notch with white outline and […]