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Ruger Unveils Ultra-light 10/22 with Carbon Fiber Barrel
Ruger Debuts Ultra-light 10/22 Rifle with Carbon Fiber Barrel Sleeve Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. is excited to reveal the newest addition to their renowned armory — a supremely lightweight 10/22 rifle. Assembled at Ruger's Newport, New Hampshire facility, the .22 LR rifle is surrounded by a flurry of standout features, creating a custom-aesthetic and user experience. Sitting Atop the Lightweight Ladder This revolutionary new piece underscores Ruger's commitment to innovative
Derya Arms Expands to U.S.: New Facility and Website
Derya Arms Sets Foot in U.S. with New Manufacturing Unit, Unveils Fresh E-Commerce Platform Derya Arms, a trusted name for 9mm pistols and 12-gauge shotguns, has extended its footprint to the United States, setting off a ripple of excitement among American firearm enthusiasts. This marked expansion involves the establishment of a primary 15,000-square-foot base in Jacksonville, Florida. The facility will serve as both the headquarters and the factory where the company will import firearms,
Russian Nationalist Rhetoric: Alaska's Ownership Debate Reignites Tensions
Troubling Declarations About Alaska Cause Stir, Reflect Russian Sentiment Shocking, or perhaps more appropriately laughable, statements from a member of Russia's mercenary organization, the Wagner Group, have once again placed Alaska under the spotlight of international politics. The Group's officer, Aleksey Berezutski, issued a bold assertion via social media stating, "Alaska, we will definitely come back to you, Russia!" alongside AI-generated images of Russian paratroopers descending on
Ukrainian Spies Claim Role in Mysterious Death of Russian General
Ukrainian Security Service Targets Alleged Russian War Criminal Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov, commander of the Russian Armed Forces’ radiation, chemical, and biological defense troops, died under mysterious circumstances in Moscow on December 17. A source within the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) claimed responsibility for the operation. The Kyiv Independent reported this alleged operation. Assassination by Explosion: The Scenario Kirillov and another member of the Russian service lo
Polish Minister Urges West: Pressure Russia for Peace, Not Ukraine to Surrender
Polish Foreign Minister Pushes for Western Pressure on Russia Over Ukraine In an impactful press conference held in Brussels on December 16, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski strongly voiced that Western countries should focus their efforts on pressuring Russia, instead of Ukraine, to enter peace talks as a measure to halt the ongoing conflict. Unsettling Global Dynamics as U.S. Support Appears Uncertain This steely declaration from Sikorski arrives at a time when Europe f
Government Issues Statement on Drones: Public Safety and Security in Focus
U.S Government Responds to Increased Drone Sightings In this new era of technology, monitoring the daily drone activities in the United States is inevitable. Today, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) records over a million legally registered drones that regularly occupy U.S. skies alongside those used for commerce, hobbies, and law enforcement. As we navigate these burgeoning technological frontiers, we anticipate this figure to rise further. Federal Government Investigating Mul
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History of Rubaboo
Rubaboo is a traditional dish with roots in the culinary traditions of the Métis people and the fur trade era of North America. Its history is a blend of Indigenous and European influences, reflecting the cultural fusion that characterizes the Métis community. Check out our Rubaboo Recipe with Pemmican here. Deep Cultural and Historical Roots Métis Origins: The Métis emerged in the 18th and early 19th centuries as descendants of European fur traders (primarily French and Scot
History of Hardtack
Hardtack, also known as ship's biscuit, sea biscuit, or pilot bread, is a simple type of cracker or biscuit made from flour, water, and sometimes salt. Hardtack has a long history, primarily due to its ability to be stored for long periods without spoiling, making it an essential food item for long sea voyages, military campaigns, and other situations where perishable foods couldn't be relied upon. Check out our Hardtack Recipe here. Ancient and Medieval Origins Early Forms: The con
History of the Pemmican Wars
The Pemmican Wars, a series of conflicts and tensions in the early 19th century, primarily involved the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC), the North West Company (NWC), and the Métis people. This period was marked by economic competition, cultural clashes, and significant impacts on the Indigenous populations of North America, particularly in the context of the fur trade. Pre-War Context and Origins Fur Trade Dynamics: Prior to the wars, the fur trade in North America was a lucrative indus
History of Pemmican
Pemmican is a traditional food with a rich history, particularly among the Indigenous peoples of North America. Its origins are deeply intertwined with the lifestyles and survival strategies of various Native American tribes. Check out our Pemmican Recipe here. Origins and Traditional Use Indigenous Innovation: Pemmican was developed by Indigenous peoples of North America, primarily among the Cree, Assiniboine, and Sioux of the Great Plains region. This innovation was crucial for su
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