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The Report from behind Enemy Lines

Post author By Grumpy
Post date July 23, 2021
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NEWSOM RECALL PUTS
RIGHTS OF THE LAWFUL CENTER STAGE

With less than 60 days until the special election, the recall of Governor Gavin Newsom is the biggest political story in California, if not the country. Sure, legal fights and several anti-2A bills are still pending, but there is no question that the recall represents a historic opportunity.

Gavin Newsom took office promising to go further than Jerry Brown in curtailing gun rights and he has done just that. In the wake of his election, multiple legislators whose anti-gun rights bills were vetoed by Brown were more than happy to re-introduce those measures. These attacks on the rights of safe and responsible gun owners will only continue if the recall fails.

In a special installment of CRPA TV, Kevin and Rick discuss the reasons behind the recall. Spoiler alert: it is not just the Governor’s record on gun rights that has brought him to the brink of losing his seat.

Click here to watch “Let’s Talk About The Recall” on CRPA TV

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WInchester Model 92 in caliber .357 Magnum

Post author By Grumpy
Post date July 23, 2021
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Top 5 Micro 9mm Pistols

If I have carry a pistol. I myself would pack my Sig P220 instead of one of these. Because A. I can hit things with it & B. I a not sold about the 9mm as a self defense round. But that is just my own opinion. Grumpy

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A Winchester Model 70Bolt Action Rifle & Weaver K10 60B in the Obsolete caliber .225 Win. , 1965

Post author By Grumpy
Post date July 22, 2021
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You can really see where Winchester REALLY started cutting corners with its Post 64 Models. Like cheaper wood, rolled not hand checkering, no Mauser Claw to help rip out a stubborn cartridge . Etc Etc. Grumpy

Noe don’t get me wrong as this rifle probably shoots well. But they should of at least changed the Model Number to say a Model 71. But they didn’t. So Winchester paid the price and its reputation was shredded. That & the “pre 64” Rifles quickly became highly collectable.