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    Bald Eagles are being poisoned.

    Thank you Kodiak Cowboy. I am sensitive to this because both the state Health and Social Services (now to be split into two departments) and ADF&G have in recent months come out with press releases that allege lead bullets (not lead shot, but bullets with lead cores) killing predators that eat...
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    President Biden’s Budget Request Targets Firearm Industry

    The only way I have found to push back against dogmatic and unthinking anti-2nd Amendment officials, elected and appointed, is to work on campaigns of pro-2nd Amendment candidates. My long experience indicates that because so much money now comes into a race for Congress (up to $25 per vote...
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    Bald Eagles are being poisoned.

    Talking about the long-lived eagle mentioned here, I've been to Whitestone Harbor many times. Just the other day Keith Walker, who ran Whitestone Logging for some number of decades passed away. Like all Alaska loggers he had run out of wood and run out of markets. The Alaska forest...
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    Bald Eagles are being poisoned.

    Yes, growing up farming we killed our animals for consumption using lead bullets much of the time e.g. you can wring a chicken's neck but not a hog's. So there may have been bullet fragments, but I never heard of any health implications from it (did have some cousins that were poor readers...
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    Bald Eagles are being poisoned.

    Thanks. I have looked for peer reviewed research on this and have found none. That is comparisons of habitats that have hunters taking game with lead bullets compared with similar or identical habitats where lead bullets are not allowed, and statistically proofed comparisons of mortality...
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    Bald Eagles are being poisoned.

    Thanks for your question. Lungs can be. However, bullets actually stuck in a lung is a pretty rare occurrence. More often those bullets will be found in the ribs, which in AK at least the law requires be taken out for human consumption. Like a bullet shot vertically into the sky and then...
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    Bald Eagles are being poisoned.

    I live in AK where biologists estimate there are more bald eagles now than ever before. They surround my house every day. I switched to nontoxic shot as the law required, but Alaska Natives still use lead shot and (more often) .22 rimfire rifles for their waterfowl hunting which mostly takes...
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    Review: 9mm Emissary 1911 — Almost Like Cheating

    I am surprised this gun is not offered with a red dot sight as an available accessory.
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    Factory Comp and old eyes

    Until the Covid recess my most often used centerfire pistol for indoor winter leagues was my Springfield Factory Comp. To use a red dot sight, as my eyes require indoors, I have a grip mount. It is not very suitable frankly. What do I have to do to be able to mount a new Springfield holo...
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