Dry fire is important It is also important to check it every now and again with live fire 😁

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Issue #23 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we promote a DIY Claymore, check out a new DIY AR FCG design, review FTN.5 tests and investigate Bambu's new dual-nozzle printer. Read more at:

🚨BREAKING🚨 Senator Rand Paul is issuing a subpoena to force ATF HQ to answer for its unlawful gun purchase surveillance program. ATF monitors law-abiding citizens and flags their gun purchases for law enforcement—even helping California enforce its "assault weapons" ban.

I'm going to be dropping a lot of these over the next two weeks, but this is one of my favorite features. Its pretty rare, even in military ninja level training, to be shooting at camouflaged targets. This drill alone is worth the price of admission.

It's time we accept the fact that the Constitution was written in a high-trust environment where people respected Rule of Law, and act accordingly as we now live in a low-trust/no-trust environment.

I remember this incident well and how the narrative was constructed across the media. Randy was made out to be the bad guy, and we were all sold a bill of goods by the Government. The Government is NOT your friend. Either you control the government or it will control you.

The great paradox of preparedness is the guy with the most gear is typically the one with the least local intel. Gear does nothing more than facilitate operations. It also can't tell you where to go, how to get there, when to be there, what to do once you get there, and who to

They don't want you to know this but you can just build stupid shit. Like, no one will stop you. Try it. It's fun.

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The ATF is another great example. Before they were even the ATF, they were primarily focused on alcohol crime during Prohibition. When that winded down, they were renamed and primarily retasked to firearms. Right in the middle of the 70-90s crime waves. Aka the most violent

So often people see propaganda like its something obvious. As though it will come with fanfare and labels. The reality is that propaganda is hard. It requires effort, work, distribution, convincing. The really effective propaganda is the one that gets you to distribute it on

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While I ridicule the antigunners a lot, I don't think I was ever more disgusted than when I saw how upset they were when Elisjsha Dicken stopped a mass shooting. They could barely hide their rage. They would have preferred he wasn't there to stop the killer, because of how that

"The One Ring reauthorization with reforms is vital to our national security. Detractors will claim we must destroy it, but they're wrong, we need the immense power this ring possesses to prevail. " - Rep. Boromir

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expand drill with MercuryHumanPerformance . this was a lot harder than it looked!

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