Ruger LCR Revolver, LaserGrips Installed, 38 Spl,

The Ruger LCR (Lightweight Compact Revolver) w/Crimson Trace Lasergrip

This small-framed, lightweight revolver consists of three main components: a polymer fire control housing, an aircraft quality aluminum monolithic frame, and an extensively fluted stainless steel cylinder.

Features:
** Long-fiber, glass-filled polymer fire control housing helps reduce recoil.
** Aircraft quality aluminum monolithic frame with a black synergistic hard coat provides sturdy, rigid support for the cylinder and barrel.
** Extensively fluted 400 series stainless steel cylinder is lightweight and compact, but strong and durable enough to handle .38 Special +P loads. It is treated with an advanced form of Ruger?s Target Grey® finish.
** Cylinder front latching system uses titanium components, optimized spring tension, and enhanced lockup geometry to ensure that the LCR's cylinder stays locked in place during firing.
** Friction-reducing cam fire control system results in non-stacking, smooth trigger pull for this double-action-only revolver.
** Replaceable ramp front and fixed U-notch rear sights.
** Internal lock is hidden unobtrusively under the grip and does not interfere with the fire control mechanism in any way when disengaged.
** Crimson Trace® Lasergrip® model offers the advantages of a laser sighting system.

Bushmaster 5.56 223 Rifle Available and In Stock 08/31

Bushmaster Gas Piston Rifle 223 16"

Lowest Price here - $1799

The Bushmaster Gas Piston System Rifles bring new levels of reliability to the “AR” type rifle platform by eliminating carbon build up, gas leaks and heat within the Upper Receiver. The Gas Piston System operates by tapping gas pressure off the barrel much like the systems found on AK-47s and FALs

• Functions with a wider range of ammunition - less gas pressure - lower cyclic rate
  
  
• Offers improved reliability and control - with cleaner operation and reduced recoil
  
  
• Keeps carbon build up and powder residue from reaching - and fouling the Upper Receiver and Bolt Carrier
  
  
• A Detented Plug in the Gas Block allows easy cleaning of the Systems’ Hard Chrome Plated Piston

Caliber:	5.56 mm/.223 Rem. Caliber
Magazine Capacity:	30 Rds. (accepts all AR type)
Barrel Length:	16” with A2 Birdcage Flash Suppressor
Rifling:	R.H. Twist – 1 turn in 9”
Weight w/o magazine:	6.5 lbs.
Weight of empty magazine:	.25 lbs.
Weight of loaded magazine:	1.0 lb.
Mode of Operation:	Piston System – Gas Operated, Semi-Automatic

Bushmaster Varminter 223, 24 Barrel/Max 1 Finish

223 Varmint Gun works well - 223 Power gets those Varmints

This 5 round specialized Bushmaster is built with a superb 24" DCM competition barrel, and all the "goodies" requested by the varmint specialist. Additional features include a competition crowned muzzle/1 in 9" twist for optimum performance with most varmint cartridges/full length fluting for increased cooling and reduced weight.

A smooth two stage competition trigger with 4 1/2 pound pull focuses the shooters attention on the target. The V Match tubular forend - "free-floats" the barrel from the action all the way forward. Special cooling vents for increased barrel heat dissipation and bipod studs are also included. Shipped in Bushmasters lockable hard case with egg crate foam padding for extra protection.

Bushmaster Varmint 223 Rifle

Mossberg Silver Reserve Shotgun 20g 26 inch

The Reserve Series was conceived to fill the void recognized in the field and by sport shooting venues around the world - that of an affordable over-and-under. These double-guns share the same classic lines, craftsmanship, and most importantly, the reliability associated with so-called "high-end" over-and-unders, all at a price everyone can live with.

MAXIMUM VERSATILITY
Every 12, 20, and 28 gauge Silver and Onyx ReserveTM Series shotgun is equipped with five interchangeable choke tubes and wrench, providing the ultimate in versatility with lead, steel and other non-toxic loads.

A DISTINCTIVE TOUCH
Rich scroll-work and gold accented hunting scenes decorate the receiver, further distinguishing the Silver ReserveTM from other models costing much more.

At the heart of every Reserve Series over-and-Under is an underlock design, box-lock action for superior strength and low profile. Low profile barrels are positioned lower in the receiver and in closer alignment to the shooter's eyes and hands. So when you shoulder the gun, you'll almost instinctively be right on target!
Precision machining keeps the action completely closed, keeping dirt and other unwanted debris out of the receiver, helping to reduce wear and maintenance.

Manual extractors provide a smooth, effortless operation of the action, while serving as an environmentally friendly way of keeping spent hulls from littering the range or hunting fields.

Simple, reliable, easy to maintain operating system
Highly figured, hand-checkered black walnut stock and schnabel-style forearm
Radiused recoil pad for stable positioning, shouldering and aids in recoil reduction
Ambidextrous thumb-operated top-tang safety with an integrated Barrel selector
Steel receiver with top-tang Action Release Lever
Dual locking lugs
Detailed engraving with gold accented game scenes on Silver Reserve™ models
Wide ventilated rib
Chrome-plated chambers and bores
Set of 5 interchangeable choke tubes, including Improved Cylinder(2), Modified, Improved Modified, and Full, with wrench supplied
Includes free gun lock
One-Year limited warranty

Specifications, suggested retail prices and availability of all products listed are subject to change without notice. Images depictions, recommendations, specifications and colors are intended as a general guide only. Sizes, weights and specifications are approximate and may vary.

Edge AR15 Model 400, Standard, 5.56 Cal

Edge AR15 Model 400, Standard, 5.56 Cal

$2,699.99 $2,299.00 On Sale!
Manufacturer: EDGE MFG
Manufacturer Item #: 400
Impact Item #: EDGE-400-STD

Edge Model 400, gas operated .556 caliber semi-automatic rifle, std configuration

Women Buying More Guns in Connecticut

Connecticut residents are arming themselves at quite a clip, with women, in particular, packing heat in growing numbers.
The state issued 7,741 pistol permits from January through May, a 90 percent increase over the same time period in 2008. Nearly 12,000 new permits have been issued so far this year in a state that recently posted one of the lowest gun ownership rates in the country, according a study of 2006 data by the Violence Policy Center, a national gun control advocacy group based in Washington, D.C.
Connecticut gun retailers and educators who run the safety classes required for pistol permit applicants report a surge in first-time gun purchases, particularly by women, who account for up to half of the students taught in Torrington.
"I think that the percentage that you'd see of women coming for the first time has quadrupled," said John Petricone, a staffer at Tactical Arms in Torrington. Pistol safety classes that once drew about nine men for every woman are now evenly split, Petricone said.
Herb Furhman, a retired state trooper who now trains correction officers and operates HF LeanSafety LLC in New Milford, said his private classes are running at capacity, and about a third of his students are female.
"There's more single women now," Furhman said.
"They want to be protected in their home."
Furhman said high-profile crimes, including the Aug. 6 home invasion and rape of a New Milford woman and the notorious 2007 home invasion rape and murder of Dr. William Petit's wife and two daughters in Cheshire, fuel much of the interest in firearms. He recently secured certification to teach an advanced course on personal protection in the home, with a first class coming in October.
Ray Sausanavitch, owner of Wolf's Indoor Range and Shooting Center in Bristol, said his began to jump during the 2008 presidential campaign.

"It's all due to Mr. Obama, our biggest salesman," Susanav­itch said, noting that Obama as a senator and a presidential candidate supported tighter gun control. President Obama has not made any movements so far toward stricter gun con­trol laws.

Still, Susanavitch has no doubt that the administration will make a push to tighten gun laws eventually.

"Whenever you get a threat that something might be taken away, it doesn't matter what it is ... sales of that particular item are going to go up," Susanavitch said. "It's just that simple."

Gun control advocates, who failed to secure legislation this year that would require gun makers to imprint serial numbers on the firing pins of pistols sold in Connecticut, worry the surge in gun ownership will eventually bring tragic consequences.

"We're always concerned that more guns lead to more gun deaths," said Ron Pinciaro, co-director of Connecticut Against Gun Violence, an advocacy group based on Southport.

"From our perspective, if people want to have guns for self-defense or hunting, we're not opposed to that," Pinciaro said. "But we do advise people that a gun in a household is 47 times more likely to be used against another member of the household than it is against an intruder."

That statistic, drawn from an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine, is one Furhman views with skepticism.

"I teach safe, responsible gun ownership, safety being the operative word," Furhman said. The three basic rules: "Aim in safe direction, never put your finger on the trigger until you are ready to shoot, and always keep firearms unloaded."

Ammunition is also flying off the shelves. Susanavitch and other gun retailers said supplies of everything but shotgun ammunition remain short, and pistol ammunition is in particularly short supply.

"We don't get every caliber every week," Susanavitch said. "Everything's back-ordered."

John Napierski, co-owner Jojo's Gun Works, a Southington shop that specializes in high-end custom guns, said strong sales have been fueled by a new customer base.

"It's a lot of women," Napierski said. "Not the usual gun guys."

Tactical Arms staffer Samantha Cavallo, 21, said the store's policy that staff should be armed while on duty is not the only reason she secured her own pistol permit.

"I just want it for my own protection," Cavallo said, citing concern sparked by recent burglaries in Torrington, her hometown. "A lot of my girlfriends and family members they definitely think it's a good thing to have. You've got to be ready, and be prepared."

Colt Carbine A3 16 MT6731- Buy Assualt Rifle Online

Colt Carbine A3 16" MT6731

Colt Match Target Rifles are proven heirs of Colt's worldwide reputation for dependable and consistently accurate rifles.

This is Colts civilian version of the M4 carbine, similar to those used by US military forces. Specs:
Match Target Competition HBAR II
Finish- Black anodized receiver; Black oxide barrel
Action- Semi Auto,Gas-Operated,Locking Bolt
Caliber- .223 Rem
Capacity- 9 rounds standard
Barrel Length- 16" HEAVY
Rifling Twist- RH, 1 turn in 9"
Rifling Grooves- 6
Trigger- Smooth
Front Sight- Adjustable Post for Elevation
Rear Sight- Adjustable out to 800 meters
Sight Radius-
19.75"
Weight- 8.5 lbs. (empty)
Overall Length- 34.5"
-Special Features- Flattop receiver allows for low scope mounting

See the Colt A3 16" MT6731 Online

The fight over the Second Amendment

Sure is scary to consider that some lawmakers want us to register all our guns in a separate and new index, and could be confiscated later under certain pretenses. Our gun ownership rights and our second amendment rights are under attack. Thank goodness for Reps like Adrian Smith in Nebraska, who oppose such daggers in our constitutional hearts.

U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith

Monday, August 10, 2009

...the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. -- Amendment II

Those 14 words, perhaps more than any others in the U.S. Constitution, have inspired discussions, arguments and legal debates for years and years.
Now, legislation introduced in January by Rep. Bobby Rush (D-IL) and lingering in the House Judiciary Committee has stirred up emotions on both sides of the gun control issue and once again brought these words into the spotlight.
Rush's bill, the Blair Holt's Firearm Licensing and Record of Sale Act (H.R. 45), establishes a federal licensing and registration regime under the direction of the U.S. Attorney General and would make it a criminal act not to register as an owner of a firearm.
The bill will also:
· Establish a federal licensing requirement for ownership of handguns and semiautomatic weapons, not including antiques, with application requirements which include a photograph of the gun owner, fingerprinting of the gun owner, a current address, a completed, written firearms safety test, and private mental health records. These licenses must be renewed every five years;
· Create a federal registration database for handguns and semiautomatics to which every new sale or transfer -- including transfers among private individuals -- in America must be reported within 14 days;
· Require a background check to be performed in any transfer of guns and provides penalties of up to two years in jail for failure to comply with any licensing or background check requirements.
· Establish penalties of up to 10 years for parents whose children gain access to their firearms unless they meet certain federally-established requirements.
It should be noted there are already federally required background checks for purchasing weapons. A government database of all gun owners or longer waiting periods will not keep criminals from getting their hands on a gun.
Furthermore, this bill does nothing to curb the criminals who would use handguns to commit a crime. Just the opposite -- it would turn law-abiding citizens into lawbreakers for overlooking one of many forms or address verification.
Any bill which would require photographing and fingerprinting for simply possessing a firearm flies in the face of our constitutionally guaranteed freedoms.
The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees -- and as the U.S. Supreme Court definitively ruled in District of Columbia v Heller -- the American people have the right to keep and bear arms.
As a member of the National Rifle Association and the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus, I will work with my colleagues in the House of Representatives to promote legislation protecting our constitutional rights and oppose legislation, such as H.R. 45, which restricts such rights.
We need to work harder to ensure the safety of our citizens, but we must do so in a way which protects our Constitutionally-guaranteed rights.
Our country's founding fathers understood how important the principle of the Second Amendment is in ensuring our basic freedoms. They had faith in the citizens of America. We should have the same faith in our fellow countrymen today.

Bushmaster Commando A2

Bushmaster Commando A2

CAR-15 A2 Semi-automatic Rifle, 223 Rem, 11.5" Bbl, 5.5" CAR-15 Extended Flash Suppressor, Six Position Stock, 30-shot, Aluminum Receiver, Fixed Carry Handle Limited item.

Risk is very high for sellout on this item - If you want it you had better act fast

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Saiga 12g AK Type Shotgun 19 Inch Black

 Saiga 12g AK Type Shotgun 19 Inch Black

Autoloading. Designed for professional & sport hunting under various climactic conditions. Shoots shotshells & slugs including magnum. Black synthetic stock. Capable of delivering single-shot fire. Sight base w/o bolt stop. Swivel studs. Impact-resistant magazine. Wt.:7.9 lbs.

Saiga 12G AK type Shotgun