FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Blackhawk Manufacturing Group, Inc. (dba 80 Percent Arms) Settles Legal Dispute With California, Upholding Customer Privacy and Second Amendment Rights Customer Privacy Upheld Fort Worth, Texas — Blackhawk Manufacturing Group, Inc. (BMG) has successfully resolved our prolonged legal dispute with the State of California, initiated in August 2021 in San Francisco by Chesa Boudin, the former SF District Attorney who was later ousted by San Francisco voters in a 2022 recall election. The state wrongfully alleged that 80% frames and receivers sold by our company were firearms ..read more

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I’m looking for an all state legal 44 mag carbine with the ability to mount an optic with a light as a pdw. I’m also thinking about using Buffalo Bore Anti-Personnel rounds but I’m not sure how either gun would handle the hotter rounds. submitted by /u/Struck_Primer [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Mostly what the header says: to be a bit more clear I'm concerned mostly with pistol calibers : 45 acp, 9mm, 10mm. Thanks! submitted by /u/jgacks [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I recently inherited a few antique family firearms and I need some help IDing this gun and a few others. Any help is sincerely appreciated! submitted by /u/TumbleweedLumpy112 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

For context I am in University and taking a class on American gun culture from all sides of the political spectrum. Now we have almost exclusively looked at gun ownership through the perspective of self defense, however the papers and interviews I keep reading mention how shooting a gun is fun, and through my own personal experience shooting I completely agree. As I myself am not a gun owner I wanted to ask people who were. I was wondering what the difference in mentality is when you're shooting for recreation instead of self defense and generally what is fun about guns? submitted by /u/Free ..read more

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Just had a split 2.5" #5/#6 shot .410 paper shell this weekend out of an M1 American Derringer. I was spooked because I thought I had marred the inside of my top barrel (bottom barrel from this angle) but luckily after it was cleaned it's as good as new. Luckily it was likely just unburned powder, so no harm done. The shell is unbranded with absolutely zero markings so I neglected to take a photo of the rim, but it seemed to be a pretty standard paper shell otherwise, I wonder what the cause could have been. submitted by /u/Sno_NA [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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