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Tennessee Dreaming: Marking Achievement

Tennessee Dreaming: Marking Achievement

Posted by Cory Ross on Apr 17th 2024

Firearms have become a polarizing subject. They are no longer tools or a hobby, they have become a toxic and heavily politicized issue. Many freedom-loving citizens have become fatigued with the subject, especially those who don’t live in free states—which is a sad statement to write. This is a…
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Going Steel: S&W M&P Metal Series

Going Steel: S&W M&P Metal Series

Posted by Cory Ross on Apr 9th 2024

A recent trend in pistols has manufacturers taking their standard striker-fired handguns and replacing the pistol’s polymer frame with a metal one. This has several benefits, primarily recoil management and frame stiffness. Think, heavier guns generally have less felt recoil—there is simply more…
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Legal Brief: Shortened NFA Wait Times?

Legal Brief: Shortened NFA Wait Times?

Posted by Cory Ross on Mar 21st 2024

Legal Brief is a series where the ins and outs, and the dos and don’ts of the firearms world are covered. From popular topics to more niche subject matters, the Legal Brief tries to help our readers be the best gun owners. Venture Out is an Ohio-based outdoor social channel, so most of our artic…
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Modernizing a Classic: The Sig Sauer 1911 X-Series

Modernizing a Classic: The Sig Sauer 1911 X-Series

Posted by Cory Ross on Feb 28th 2024

No single person has done more for the design and engineering of firearms than John Moses Browning. His 128 firearm patents on over 100 different firearms are staggering. But even more impressive is his weapon’s longevity. Many are still used and being built today, both for consumers and the mil…
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A New Generation of Smith Rifle: M&P15 Sport III

A New Generation of Smith Rifle: M&P15 Sport III

Posted by Cory Ross on Feb 26th 2024

AR-15s, contrary to what the news or others may say, are the most popular rifles sold in the United States. Their intrigue has to do with modularity, convenience, and familiarity. It’s not like this is a new platform (the original idea dates to the 1950s), with the formal introduction of the M16…
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