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Two years ago, the acquisition of Rossi firearms production by fellow Brazilian gunmaker Forjas Taurus S.A. ushered in a new chapter in the history of Rossi. The company now produces the classic firearm designs many shooters expect, with a subtle blend of innovative features many of today's shooters demand. |
Taurus Circuit Judge
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Rossi Ranch Hand
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It's no secret that Rossi and Taurus build quality firearms at affordable prices, and four new models that evoke America's cowboy and hunting heritage prove this duo is as dynamic as ever. |
The Rossi Wizard
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Rossi's long history, which dates back to 1889, puts the company in a position to offer a product line that encompasses a broad variety of designs and technology, from muzzleloaders to single-shot rifles and shotguns capable of standing the test of time. The new Rossi Wizard combines all three in a single, versatile package-no incantation or wand required. |
Getting Started in Handloading
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It is easy to get started reloading. The best way is to have an experienced friend show you how, or to take a class. But lacking those options there are several excellent books and videos on the market that can help. Whatever route you choose, you will need some basic tools to get started. |
Springfield’s New XD(M)s
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Springfield Armory’s reliable and affordable XD pistols proved to be immediately popular with the shooting public. Even a cursory glance will show why so many pistol enthusiasts were drawn to them when they first arrived on the scene back in 2002. The XDs have a lot of proven and desirable features including a grip angle and contour similar to the ever-popular M1911. |
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Sig Sauer's P238 .380 auto pistols review
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Usually, when a firearms manufacturer offers a new model, it takes it a bit slowly. The new model will be introduced and fine-tuned as production progresses. Then, in due time, a newer variant of the model will be offered, then later, another. That's if the model is popular. If it isn't, the follow-on variant is left on the drawing board and the manufacturer moves on to the next promising model in the pipeline. |
First-Timer's Three Step Guide to 3-Gunning
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The growing sport of 3-gun is a shooting game consisting of multiple stages in which shooters try to hit, or neutralize, various paper, steel and clay targets while navigating through obstacles in a set course of fire. Stationary, moving and even flying targets are engaged from ranges of mere feet to several hundred yards. |
Para USA: Coming to America
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Although the prefix “para” is often taken to mean “related to,” it also can be construed as “beyond.” That second sense more appropriately characterizes the firearm company that today is based in Charlotte, N.C., and is known as Para USA, but that only 25 years ago was an upstart in an Ontario, Canada, suburb making a single, unique, non-firearm product. Para-Ordnance, as it was then known, was built on a partnership between two friends and on the idea that unique, innovative products would capture the imagination of shooters looking for something different. |
Large-Capacity Magazines- What is the real story?
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There
is a lot of confusion about the regulation of so-called
"large-capacity" magazines in California. First, a note on terminology: I use the term "large-capacity" magazine because that is exactly the term used in California law. Federal law used to have a similar definition but that definition and set of restrictions ended with the sunset of the Federal assault weapons restrictions in September 2004. |
25 Years of Service - The Beretta M9
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