"Even my friend was like, we won't be surprised, like, if he's a mass shooter. And it was scary to think that," one passenger told KDVR.In June, President Joe Biden signed into law the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act — the most significant piece of gun legislation to pass in decades. Part of the bill included $750 million in federal funding for states to implement intervention programs such as gun restraining orders, more colloquially known as "red flag laws.
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It is tough trying to narrow down the best pistols in .45 ACP, but here are my choices of the five best pistols in no particular order in .45 ACP, but there are many more that are worthy.
Bay St. Louis Police Department said when officers found the victim with ""with a disfiguring facial injury."In June, President Joe Biden signed into law the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act — the most significant piece of gun legislation to pass in decades. Part of the bill included $750 million in federal funding for states to implement intervention programs such as gun restraining orders, more colloquially known as "red flag laws.
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The boxy design is loved by some and hated by others, but with the polymer frame, it weighs in at just 29 ounces, which is light for a .45 ACP and with a length of 8 inches it is a full-sized pistol so carrying it concealed is a bit of a chore, in which case, you might look elsewhere.
But it handles the recoil very well and shoots…like a Glock. The only drawback to this pistol is the stock trigger, which I personally disliked, but that isn’t a hard fix. Glocks never seem to jam, just like the next one on the list.The Sig P220 is a tried and true pistol, but by modifying it a bit, they turned the Combat model into an even better pistol. The sights on the P220 Combat are excellent. They are placed high and include tritium inserts for low-light visibility. There is a three-lug Picatinny rail for placing attachments. The pistol fires both dual and single action and the trigger pull is crisp and can easily be accessed when using gloves.
We asked a firearms expert with over thirty years of experience to pick the top five semiautomatic pistols. Yes, here we go again with another Top 5 gun list. Having previously done one on the Top 5 9mm Pistols, 5 Best Sig Sauer Guns, 5 Best CCW Guns, and plenty more. Top Five Semiautomatic Pistols […]Beretta 92FS. Image Credit: Creative Commons.
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The standard magazine is 8 +1 but a 10+1 magazine is also available and doesn’t add too much length to the pistol. Like all Sigs, it feels perfect in your hand and shoots like a dream. The overall length is 8 inches and weighs in at 31 ounces with a magazine.
Most 1911A1 type pistols come standard with a 5-inch barrel, but the Kimber Pro Covert II has a 4-inch barrel which makes it a bit shorter and thus a bit more concealable. Its length is 7.7 inches, with a height of 5.25 inches and a weight of 28 ounces empty. The magazine has a 7 + 1 capacity.
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The aluminum frame is charcoal gray with Marine Corps desert camouflage grips which makes it a very attractive 1911A1. But it is on the range where the Kimber is most at home. The full-sized grips are very comfortable and it is very accurate and reliable. We shot it at the standard 7-meter range and it was dead on. The shorter barrel gives it slightly more recoil but was almost unnoticeable to a standard 1911A1.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A ruling by a state court judge placed Oregon’s tough new gun law on hold late Tuesday, just hours after a federal court judge allowed the ban on the sale and transfer of high-capacity magazines to take effect this week. The ruling by Harney County Judge Robert Raschio threw the implementation of Measure 114 into limbo and Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said in a Twitter thread that her office will seek emergency action by the Oregon Supreme Court.
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EXCLUSIVE — The FBI has secretly stripped eight more people of their rights to own, use, or purchase firearms, according to internal FBI documents obtained by the Washington Examiner. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and over a dozen GOP members of Congress in October demanded that the FBI and Justice Department hand over proof that the FBI is no longer waiving people's gun rights with internal forms, which the Daily Caller uncovered in September had been signed by 15 people.
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The revelation comes weeks after the paramilitary group's founder, Stewart Rhodes, was convicted of seditious conspiracy over the January 6 riot.Launched in 2009, the Oath Keepers from the start tried to recruit from the military and law enforcement with an ostensible goal of upholding the US Constitution and having its members refuse unlawful orders, per the Southern Poverty Law Center, which labels it an "extremist" group. In practice, that has meant, as on January 6, rejecting the rule of law — court orders and democratic processes that thwart far-right policy goals — in favor of conspiracy theories and armed resistance.
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Once again, law-abiding gun owners find themselves under assault by both federal officials and many state governments. President Joe Biden, who has touted gun control policies since taking office, made the following remarks during the Thanksgiving weekend: “The idea that we still allow semi-automatic weapons to be purchased is sick. It’s just sick. It has no social[ly] redeeming value. Zero. None. Not a single, solitary rationale for it except profit for the gun manufacturers. I am going to try to get rid of assault weapons.
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The government's assault on law-abiding gun owners continues .
Once again, law-abiding gun owners find themselves under assault by both federal officials and many state governments. President Joe Biden, who has touted gun control policies since taking office, made the following remarks during the Thanksgiving weekend: “The idea that we still allow semi-automatic weapons to be purchased is sick. It’s just sick. It has no social[ly] redeeming value. Zero. None. Not a single, solitary rationale for it except profit for the gun manufacturers. I am going to try to get rid of assault weapons.