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1 week ago | guns.com | Paul Peterson

The Firearms Policy Coalition announced this week that Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has penned his signature to the state’s FPC-backed House Bill 407, repealing residency restrictions on concealed carry permits and expanding access to carry rights in the Bayou State. The newly signed HB 407 is set to go into effect Aug. 1, 2025, as Act 273. It’s a move that marks another victory at the state level for Americans’ right to bear arms. It comes on the heels of the FPC’s right-to-carry lawsuit, Mate v.

3 weeks ago | guns.com | Kristin Alberts

About Osceola Turkey The Osceola wild turkey subspecies has one of the most limited ranges, as it’s found exclusively in select areas of Florida. By comparison, the closely related eastern wild turkey is found in no less than 38 states. The Osceola’s name hearkens to an early Seminole tribal chief covering much of the same territory. Though strikingly similar to the eastern subspecies, the Osceola has unique characteristics that make the bird (and the hunt) unique.

3 weeks ago | guns.com | Paul Peterson

While Henry’s Golden Boy Silver line sports shiny nickel plating, the brass receiver underneath is where the guns get the “Golden Boy” moniker. The buttery-smooth action is a particular point of pride in the Golden Boy line, and this gun is no different. I found I could easily toss the lever open and closed with just my thumb, and the lockup remained nice and tight even while traipsing around in the brush.

3 weeks ago | guns.com | Paul Peterson

We’re celebrating a week of lever-action firearms here at Guns.com, and that makes it a perfect time to point out that Wisconsin-based Henry Repeating Arms has a svelte new “Spirit of the Corps” Marine tribute rifle this year. Announced just a few months before the United States Marine Corps celebrates its 250th anniversary on Nov. 10, 2025, this engraved lever-action rifle is built on the popular Golden Boy platform.

1 month ago | guns.com | Paul Peterson

“It should be underscored again that all our sales feed directly into CMP’s federally chartered national mission to promote marksmanship with a focus on youth. A reduction in sales could constrain ventures such as the National Matches, youth programs like the very successful JROTC air rifle series as well as the operation of Talladega Marksmanship Park and its events.