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West Virginia concealed carry permits recognized in 10 more states STATE AG By Kyla Asbury | Aug 10, 2018

CHARLESTON — Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has affirmed recognition of West Virginia’s concealed carry permits for 10 states.
Currently, there are 23 states that recognize West Virginia concealed handgun licenses and 14 that recognize West Virginia provisional concealed handgun licenses and West Virginia concealed handgun licenses.
“Our office works hard to establish and maintain concealed carry reciprocity or recognition agreements with states across the nation,” Morrisey said in an interview with The West Virginia Record.
Morrisey said the reciprocity and recognition agreements ensure convenience when traveling and peace of mind for license holders who choose to carry and exercise their Second Amendment rights.


 Patrick Morrisey    AG’s website

“We recently affirmed agreements with Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina and Wyoming,” Morrisey said. “We expect more announcements to be made in coming weeks from the remainder of previously existing concealed carry agreements nationwide.”
Morrisey said preserving this recognition is a victory for gun owners.
Each year Morrisey’s office discusses with each state to ensure continued recognition of West Virginia’s concealed handgun licenses and to explore the potential to expand to other states.
“This time of year we like to highlight that states along popular summer travel routes, including South Carolina and Florida, recognize West Virginia concealed handgun licenses,” Morrisey said. “This makes travel easier for those who wish to cross state lines while still utilizing their right to concealed carry.”
In the states that recognize West Virginia concealed handgun licenses, Alaska, Arizona, Kansas and Vermont do not require concealed handgun licenses to carry concealed, but local restrictions may vary.
Wisconsin only recognizes licenses issued after June 2012 and Maine allows individuals to carry without a concealed handgun license.
Recognition in Alaska, Arizona, Louisiana, Nebraska and Nevada is also limited to concealed carry licenses that are issued to individuals over the age of 21.
“West Virginia license holders traveling to other states who wish to carry a concealed weapon are still encouraged to contact those states to confirm their recognition status and any local restrictions,” Morrisey said. “It is the responsibility of all West Virginia concealed firearm license holders to know and understand the applicable firearm laws of the states within which they plan to visit.”
Morrisey said anyone wishing to obtain a concealed handgun license can do so by contacting their local sheriff’s office.
Yea another Victory for our side! Grumpy

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Yet another AR-15 Knock off!

Rare Breed and Spike’s Spartan AR is a Functioning Work of Art

by MAX SLOWIK

The Spartan series includes rifles, pistols, stripped receivers and builder kits. (Photo: Rare Breed)

Rare Breed Firearms and Spike’s Tactical have teamed up to deliver the new Spartan series of AR-15-pattern rifles and receiver sets. The series features Spartan imagery and custom Cerakote finishes that makes each part a true work of art.
The series is available exclusively through Spike’s Tactical and it’s just the beginning. The eye-catching design took over a year to develop. It’s compatible with all standard lower components and all standard upper receivers.

Each finished receiver is hand-painted to give it a cast bronze look. (Photo: Rare Breed)

“We’re excited to roll out this new three-dimensional Spartan lower receiver,” said Spike’s Tactical general manager Cole Leleux. “This design, and others to come, will turn any AR-15 into a one-of-a-kind weapon, which overthrows the status quo.”
“This is only the beginning and a first of many designs for gun owners to use to make an AR-15 all their own,” said Rare Breed president Lawrence DeMonico. “Designing and bringing this to life was extremely challenging, but we’re proud of the final result and we know that our customers will truly enjoy this new design.”
The team is offering several rifles and pistols in addition to stripped and complete receivers. They also have a finished builder set including a matching upper and lower receiver and handguard.
Pricing starts modestly for the mostly standard lower without the custom finish at $115. Complete guns with the custom receivers and finishes run between $2,175 and $2,825. These are premium rifles and pistols through and through with some of the best components on the market. The three-piece builder sets are approachable at $964, and the embellished lower is priced at $349.

Complete guns are available with all the bells and whistles. (Photo: Rare Breed)

Complete guns feature machined and laser-engraved 7075-T6 alloy receivers. The handguards are 6061-T6 with a free-floating design, quick-detach sling mounts and M-Lok slots for accessories.
Spike’s offers Rare Breed NFA-regulated short barreled rifles (SBRs) as well as California-compliant rifles, too. They have something for Spartans everywhere.
These aren’t the first artfully designed receivers on the market, but the stylized components, especially the hand-painted bronze, absolutely stand out from the crowd. If you’re thinking about building a rifle or pistol that looks as good on the wall as it does at the range, check out the Rare Breed Spartan series at Spike’s Tactical.

***Got a lower in need of an upper? Shop for upper receivers on GunsAmerica.com today!***

** If I bought one of these “Rifles” back when I lived at home. I could just now here my Dad’s comments about how I should cut back on whatever I was drinking at the time.
Frankly I think that this tidal wave of AR-15 Types is hopefully receding.
Now Dear Reader, do not get me wrong about this. If buying one of these Rifles is going to make you a happy Camper. Or it helps you sleep better at night. Then Go and God Bless is all I can say.
But I still fail to see after many years. What all the huzzahs are all about.
I also think that I say this in all honesty. Since I owned a Colt AR-15 for a short while until trading it for something else. God alone knows what that was.
Plus I carried one for quite a while. When I was in Mr.Reagan’s Army in the 1980’s. But even still, I never was very impressed with this rifle.
Quite frankly between you & I. I would of grabbed the first AK-47 available . If the Big Flag had gone up, which Thank God never did in Europe.
I will now stop so that I can get ready for the Pitchfork & Torches Crowd shows up at the Old Homestead.
Anybody seen where I put my loaded M1 Garand clips around here ? Grumpy ***

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Ithaca Gun Co. Mod 100 W/30 Inch Barrels 2&3/4s Full & Mod Chokes

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Gun Picture Dump or I found these & do not know enough about them!

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Gun what gun is that Grumpy?
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But they sure do look great to me!
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Colt Lawman MK III 357 Mag Revolver

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I shot one of these a few months ago at the range. My advice is to stick with using 38 Special ammo with it. Since it is a pretty lightweight side arm.
They also make for a pretty good investment. As it seems that all of the Post WWII Colts are rapidly going up in value. I myself just can not believe how much the prices at the Local Gun Shops lately
(As both the Python & later model Colt Troopers have a little more heft to them!)

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For those of you, who are into some serious PAIN. The .45-70 Derringer Shooting

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What is so special about the "Green Tip" Bullet?

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Tonight on American Rifleman TV: Inside the Civilian Marksmanship Program; Springfield M1A; Astra Model 300

by American Rifleman Staff – Wednesday, August 15, 2018

The Director of Civilian Marksmanship (DCM) was started back in 1903 when President Theodore Roosevelt, after becoming aware of the generally poor marksmanship skills of U.S. soldiers, decided to make marksmanship a priority for America’s youth in preparation for future military service.
The DCM also had the ability to sell surplus military firearms to the public for the purpose of training. Government-funded and operated until 1996, the organization privatized and was renamed the Corporation for the Promotion of Rifle Practice and Firearm Safety, known today as the Civilian Marksmanship Program. Watch a preview here.



In this week’s “Rifleman Review,” Brian Sheetz tests the Springfield M1A Rifle chambered in 6.5 mm Creedmoor.

For “I Have This Old Gun,” we look at the Astra Model 300—a Guernica, Spain-made gun that was sold to the German Luftwaffe during World War II.

For more American Rifleman TV, tune in Wednesday nights on the Outdoor Channel.
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Huh! The Last Place that I would expect to have this issue!

Israel eases gun controls following lone-wolf attacks

© AFP/File | Israel has eased its gun controls to enable hundreds of thousands more civilians to apply for licences, a move authorities say will help thwart lone-wolf attacks like this one in the West Bank in 2016 in which the attacker was shot and wounded

 JERUSALEM (AFP) –

Israel has changed its gun regulations to enable hundreds of thousands more civilians to apply for licences, a move authorities say will increase security but others argue will stoke violence.
The shift in policy, announced by the public security ministry late Monday, means that up to 600,000 Israelis could apply for gun licences, a dramatic increase on the current 140,000 civilians with permits.
A source in the public security ministry, however, estimated that only 35,000 people will be interested in applying for gun licences under the new regulations.

Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan said the change could help thwart “lone-wolf attacks” by Palestinians, who have carried out gun, knife and car-ramming assaults that have at times been deadly.
A number of people have been shot by accident, however, in the chaos resulting from such attacks, while Israeli security personnel have in some instances been accused of excessive force.
“Many civilians saved lives during attacks and, in an age of ‘lone-wolf terror’, the more trained civilians carrying arms, the higher the chances of thwarting attacks and minimising casualties,” Erdan said in a statement.
Under the new regulations, any Israeli who had extensive infantry combat training can apply for a gun licence.
Most Jewish Israelis must complete obligatory military service after they turn 18, but only a minority receive such training.
Police volunteers, medics and former military officers will also be eligible, the statement said.
Prior to the change, the main criterion for a permit — besides professions such as hunter or diamond merchant — was one’s place of residence.
Settlers or other Israelis working in the occupied West Bank tend to receive licences. It is common to see Israeli settlers in remote West Bank outposts openly carrying rifles.
The new regulations do not change Israel’s vetting process for gun licences, which, according to Erdan, is “one of the strictest.”
“There’s no intention to reach a situation like in the United States,” he told public radio on Tuesday.
“Here we conduct background checks on people’s past, their health, including mental health — you need permits from the health ministry and police.”
Erdan’s move was met with criticism from left-wing politicians who expressed fear an increase in gun ownership could lead to more violence.
Michal Rozin of the Meretz party said the new rules would not diminish the risks of militant attacks but rather “significantly increase the risk to the lives of women and children” in domestic violence cases.
Dov Hanin, a Jewish lawmaker from the mainly Arab Joint List, said that Erdan’s plan would lead to more guns in Arab towns, where unlicensed weapons are already a serious problem.
Arab Israeli leaders accuse police of neglecting Arab towns and allowing crime to flourish in them.