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[youtube]http://youtu.be/VbDQUADaIkE[/youtube]   Growing in popularity, modern sporting rifles have evolved to become a real option for hunters — even for old-school hunters like the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s Doug Painter. Explore the evolution of the American hunting rifle. (NSSF video)

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  This article originally posted by TOM WHITEHURST: Tom Whitehurst Jr. is viewpoints/opinion page editor of the Corpus Christi Caller-Times. Contact him at whitehurstt@caller.com.  The anti-gun people who say the AR-15 isn’t a hunting rifle should try convincing the deer in my freezer. I’ll admit the AR is different from other rifles I’ve used for hunting, with …

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Eric Sandberg, owner of Centennial Arms, Inc., in Naples, Fla., helps a customer pick out a pistol for personal defense Nov. 15. (Photo by Dania Maxwell/Naples (Fla.) Daily News) The firearms industry had an awful lot to be thankful for this past November. According to a PowerPoint presentation released by Smith & Wesson, gun sales hit …

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The Founder and President of H&H Shooting Sports, Miles Hall, recently was able to direct some questions and concerns shared by many of us in the Shooting Sports community to some of the leaders within the firearms industry including Chris Hogdon from  Hodgdon Powder Co, Jim Broering President and COO of AcuSport one of the nations largest …

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  Larry BellContributor   The senseless shootings that tragically took the lives of 27 people, including 20 school children, in the Newtown, Connecticut Sandy Hook Elementary School are an incomprehensible, haunting horror. How could such a monstrous thing have happened? How can we prevent such occurrences in the future? We all want answers…preferably simple ones. …

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With President Obama’s announcement of a commission to study and recommend ways to reduce gun violence, the two most important Democrats in government — Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid — have both indicated a desire to slow the momentum toward gun control in the wake of the Newtown, Connecticut school shootings. The president’s …