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Introducing the new P322. With an unprecedented 20+1 round capacity the new P322 gives you 21 reasons to love 22.

The new P322 was completely designed and built by SIG SAUER in New Hampshire and is loaded with premium features, including an optic ready removable rear sight plate so you can easily add a ROMEOZero Elite red dot optic without the use of adapter plates. The P322 also comes with a threaded barrel adapter making it suppressor ready right out of the box, and with it’s ambidextrous controls, interchangeable flat and curved triggers and adjustable fiber optic front and rear sights the new P322 is the highest capacity, most advanced 22 pistol in its class.

22Plinkster reviews the Sig Sauer P322:

According to Thomas Net, a former ammunition plant used by Uncle Sam will be retooled and updated so that it can serve as the new primer plant for Expansion Ammunition. Reportedly, the company is laying out $100 million to transform the old Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant in Hooks, Texas into a state-of-the-art facility.

The plant will focus on manufacturing the “primers” necessary for today’s modern cartridges. The primer is the part that ignites the powder inside of the cartridge, that in turn propels the bullet down the barrel and towards the target. It’s an essential part of every centerfire cartridge, and this new plant plans to churn them out by the millions. The company reportedly chose the former ammo plant not only because it was built with ammo manufacturing in mind, but because it was built to be able to withstand small explosions in the case of an accident.

Read the rest of the article: https://k945.com/massive-100-million-ammunition-plant-is-coming-to-east-texas/

Regular readers know I’m a huge fan of “consistency.” Reacting to a violent attack has enough problems without us creating more. For example, the “gun of the day” shooter who has a different type of handgun for each day of the week lacks consistency. Another inconsistency with concealed carry is too many variations on where and how the pistol is hidden. Then, there’s the shooter who takes one setup to the range for training or practice, and has a completely different getup for carry. To simplify our problem – stopping an attack – consistency is key, both on and off the range.

Read the rest of the article: https://www.thetacticalwire.com/features/7dc2f3a8-adf5-433b-ae99-f550366ccda7

Happy Independence day, my fellow Texans!

Several large type-7 Federal Firearms Licensed manufacturers, The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), and Polymer80 met with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) today.

Although the detailed discussions of the meeting are unknown at this time, AmmoLand News received leaked emails from our sources that show that the ATF is seeking a new definition of a firearm. Joe Biden has targeted so-called “ghost guns” and semi-automatic rifles in recent days. Sources say he is pushing to accelerate those changes by using the ATF as a stop-gap for stalled federal legislation.

Read the rest of the article: https://www.ammoland.com/2021/03/atf-ponders-changing-definition-of-what-is-a-firearm-to-target-growing-diversity-guns/

California will soon require every person who wishes to purchase a “firearm precursor part” to first undergo a background check process nearly identical to that which California currently uses for ammunition sales. The only problem is no one knows for certain what exactly is a “firearm precursor part.”

Read the rest of the article: https://crpa.org/news/blogs/doj-proposes-regulations-regarding-firearm-precursor-parts/

Read the letter at the location below:
https://www.blumenthal.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/0215.22youtubeghostguns.pdf%5B/embed%5D

ShAK-12 is large-caliber system loaded with the 12.7×55 cartridge with different types of ammunition. The ShAK-12 assault system is a modular heavy assault rifle, constructed on the basis of the principle of a bullpup and is a very effective short-range weapon. Combines compactness and great power of the large caliber gun.

From our friends at Detroit Ammunition Company LLC:
Due to the shocking news gathered at Shot Show we wanted to update our followers regarding the continued ammo and component shortages. The ammo and primer markets seem to be taking a turn for the worse. Booths at Shot Show for imported ammo brands like Aguila, Magtech, Maxxtech, Sellier & Bellot, and PPU were mostly empty and all had similar things to say about ammo for the coming year.

Due to extreme shortages in powder and primers, brands like Sellier & Bellot and Magtech have stopped taking orders for components until 2023 because they won’t have enough components to load their own ammo. This will heavily impact the primer market in the USA as there will be very few imported primers to fill the void left by the domestic primer shortage. This will heavily affect small to midsize ammo manufacturers who rely on outside sources for components.

The possibility of Russia invading Ukraine, In addition to the component shortages, will have a massive impact on the 2022 ammo market. We expect all Russian imports of components and ammo to come to a halt immediately once the invasion occurs. With estimates being as high as 40% of the ammo sold in the USA being Russian, the price of ammo will skyrocket if this supply chain is closed.

I don’t know that I get the .30 Super Carry as it seems to sit between .380ACP and 9mm (closer to 9mm than .380ACP). Almost seems like a solution looking for a problem, if I’m giving my unwanted and uninformed opinion.

James from TFBTV runs through the new caliber…

Great information, highly recommend reading this article and watching the accompanying video.

https://nextleveltraining.com/trigger-press-methods/

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