A Newsletter Dedicated to Responsible Gun Ownership, Education, and Tactical Operations.
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A Newsletter Dedicated to Responsible Gun Ownership, Education, and Tactical Operations. Brought To You By: |
Austin Warfield - Owner of C.O.P.S. Gun Shop - as a retired police officer, Austin has been involved in numerous community events over the years. His firm beliefs in the 2nd Amendment and the fundamentals that all citizens have the right to bear arms to not only hunt to provide for their family, but for defense either against their property and lives, but be able to prevent the overreach of government within our rights. he wants to share his joy of gun ownership with all safely and responsibly. Chris Pine - Chris is a dedicated father and husband who also serves in the Oklahoma National Guard. He understands the sacrifices that 1st responders and the military make to protect our communities and rights for the greater good. He has a long-time love of firearms and competitive shooting. He is always looking for ways to share his knowledge with both new and experienced firearm enthusiasts. |
Tip of The Day |
Fun and useful tip of the day for rifles: When shooting at moving targets, try leading your shot by aiming slightly ahead of the target's path of movement. This technique helps compensate for the delay between pulling the trigger and the bullet reaching the target, increasing your chances of hitting the moving target. |
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Trivia Question❓What famous American sharpshooter won a shooting competition in London in 1874, using a rifle nicknamed "Lucretia Borgia"? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
Firearm of the Week - AK-74 |
The article discusses the evolution of the AK-74 rifle from its inception in the Soviet Union to becoming a symbol of resistance worldwide. Read More... |
Interesting Facts |
- The term "rifle" originally was used to describe hunting guns with rifled barrels, which are grooved to spin the bullet for greater accuracy. - The longest confirmed sniper kill in history was made by a Canadian soldier in Afghanistan using a McMillan TAC-50 rifle. - During World War II, the Soviet Union developed a semi-automatic rifle known as the SVT-40, which was used by their troops along with the famous Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle. |
The article provides a brief history of the AK-74 rifle and its use in Afghanistan. Read More... |
Quote Of The Day |
"Rifles are not a game. They are tools for serious business." |
Joke Of The Day |
Why did the rifle break up with the pistol? They had way too many trigger arguments. |
The article on HistoryNet explores the significance of the AK-74 rifle in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Read More... |
Secret Little Hack |
Use a small strip of duct tape on the end of your gun barrel to eliminate any glare or shine that could give away your position while hunting or in a tactical operation. |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Annie Oakley. |
Sam Wood: More Than Just a Writer In the heart of a small, close-knit community where every face was familiar, Sam Wood learned life's most valuable lessons. His upbringing wasn't easy; he faced his share of hardships and adversities that tested his resolve. Yet, it was these very challenges that shaped his tenacity and belief in the power of perseverance. Sam often shares stories of the mentors and community figures who saw potential in him when he couldn't see it in himself, emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community that raised him. Sam's entrepreneurial spirit was kindled in his early twenties, leading him from a daring venture into a thriving business. His success as a business owner is a testament to his grit, but Sam is quick to point out that his journey was peppered with failures as much as triumphs. It's in discussing these moments of vulnerability that Sam truly connects with his readers, reminding them that every setback is just a setup for a comeback. Though guns and advocacy have been his mainstay, Sam's life is rich with passions that paint the full picture of who he is. An avid outdoorsman, he finds peace and solace in the wilderness, often sharing tales of his expeditions hunting, fishing, and exploring. These adventures are more than hobbies; they're a return to his roots and a way to connect with the earth and himself. Sam's commitment to making a positive impact is evident in his volunteer work, especially in educating young people about gun safety and responsible ownership. He believes in empowerment through knowledge, a value instilled in him by the mentors of his youth. Family and friendships anchor Sam's world. He speaks fondly of family dinners that could easily pass for debates, where lively discussions on politics, history, and philosophy were the norm. These gatherings not only deepened his understanding of the world but also his convictions about gun ownership and personal freedom. Sam's friends describe him as a man of integrity, grounded by the core values of freedom, responsibility, and respect. Yet, they're quick to point out his lighter side—his quick wit, love for practical jokes, and an uncanny ability to find humor in the mundane. It's this blend of depth and light-heartedness that makes his writing so compelling. Despite not following a traditional educational path, Sam's knowledge and insights command respect. His writing, marked by a first-person conversational tone, wit, and humor, makes complex gun issues accessible and engaging. But more than that, it's a reflection of the man himself—complex, nuanced, and profoundly human. Sam Wood may have started as a small-town boy, but through his resilience, he's become a beacon of inspiration and a voice for responsible gun ownership. Residing now in Comfort, Texas, he continues to advocate, educate, and connect with people through his stories and experiences. In every piece he writes, Sam aims not just to inform but to remind us of our shared humanity and the values that unite us. |