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Happy FLAG Day- What is it? WHY??

June 14, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Weapon News with No Comments

In the United States, Flag Day is celebrated on June 14. It commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States on June 14, 1777, by resolution of the Second Continental Congress.^[1] The Flag Resolution, passed on June 14, 1777, stated: “Resolved, That the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.”^[2]^[3]

U.S. Flag Day
		Poster commemorating the 140th Flag Day on June 14, 1917
Observed by	United States
Date	June 14
Next time	June 14, 2022
Frequency	annual

The United States Army also celebrates the U.S. Army birthday on this date; Congress adopted “the American continental army” after reaching a consensus position in the Committee of the Whole on June 14, 1775.^[4]^[5]

In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation that officially established June 14 as Flag Day; on August 3, 1949, National Flag Day was established by an Act of Congress. Flag Day is not an official federal holiday. Title 36 of the United States Code, Subtitle I, Part A, CHAPTER 1, § 110^[6] is the official statute on Flag Day; however, it is at the president’s discretion to officially proclaim the observance. On June 14, 1937, Pennsylvania became the first U.S. state to celebrate Flag Day as a state holiday, beginning in the town of Rennerdale.^[1]New York Statutes designate the second Sunday in June as Flag Day, a state holiday.^[7]

Perhaps the oldest continuing Flag Day parade is in Fairfield, Washington.^[8] Beginning in 1909 or 1910, Fairfield has held a parade every year since, with the possible exception of 1918, and celebrated the “Centennial” parade in 2010, along with some other commemorative events. Appleton, Wisconsin, claims to be the oldest National Flag Day parade in the nation, held annually since 1950.^[9]

Quincy, Massachusetts, has had an annual Flag Day parade since 1952 and claims it “is the longest-running parade of its kind” in the U.S.^[10] The largest Flag Day parade had been held annually in Troy, New York until 2017, which based its parade on the Quincy parade and typically draws 50,000 spectators.^[1]^[11]^[12]In addition, the Three Oaks, Michigan, Flag Day Parade is held annually on the weekend of Flag Day and is a three-day event and they claim to have the largest flag day parade in the nation as well as the oldest.^[13] In Washington, D.C., Flag Day is celebrated heavily through the 7th and 8th Wards of the city. It is tradition in these wards to slow-smoke various meats and vegetables. It is said that Clyde Thompson is the “Godfather of Flag Day”.^[why?]

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Guns in the News – Our Target is Gun News-THE EXPANSION OF CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY

June 13, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Weapon News with No Comments

THE EXPANSION OF CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY

Bureaucrats were never supposed to be in a position to make us ask—even to beg—for our constitutionally protected rights, as they can in jurisdictions with “may-issue” carry permit laws.

Thanks in no small part to lobbying from the NRA’s Institute for Legislative Action, and to the many NRA members who stand behind the NRA by contacting their representatives, 20 states have now gotten bureaucrats out of the way by passing some type of “constitutional carry” (or “permitless carry”) legislation; in fact, four of these 20 states were added this year—Iowa, Montana, Tennessee and Utah.

This year’s expansion of American freedom began in Utah. Back in 2013, Utah’s legislature passed a constitutional-carry bill, but the victory was short-lived, as then-Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) vetoed the legislation. While Herbert continued to serve as governor, constitutional-carry advocates knew re-passing the bill would be futile.

But in January of 2021, Gov. Spencer Cox (R) was sworn in. Gov. Cox was a supporter of the constitutional-carry bill in 2013 when he was a state legislator, and he expressed support for this legislation when he ran for governor.

After some debate, the legislature passed the constitutional-carry bill again and Gov. Cox signed it, which made Utah the 17th to pass such legislation.

The Utah bill amends the Utah code pertaining to the penalties associated with incorrectly or illegally carrying concealed. Utah Code Section 76-10-504 is titled “Carrying concealed firearm—Penalties.” At the end of the list of offenses, the legislation adds this sentence: “Subsection 76-10-504(1) does not apply to a person 21 years old or older who may otherwise lawfully possess a firearm.”

Next up was Montana. After a robust debate, Gov. Greg Gianforte (R) signed H.B. 102 last February, allowing Montana residents to carry a concealed firearm for personal protection in most places in the state without first acquiring a permit from the government. Montana was then the 18th state to enact constitutional carry.

“Every law-abiding Montanan should be able to defend themselves and their loved ones. That’s why today, I’m signing H.B. 102 into law,” said Gov. Gianforte.

Bills similar to this one had passed both legislative chambers before in Montana, but were vetoed by previous governors. Not this time. Despite a disingenuous campaign by gun-control advocates, Montanans got bureaucrats out of the way of their freedom.

“Montanans should not have to seek government approval and jump through bureaucratic hoops in order to exercise their right to self-defense,” said NRA’s Montana State Director, Brian Gosch. “Gov. Gianforte recognized this and worked to codify these rights. The NRA thanks the governor and the bill’s prime sponsor, Rep. Seth Berglee, for sending a clear message: In Montana, self-defense rights are recognized and respected.”

Not long after, in April, following debate and lobbying from NRA-ILA, Iowa’s Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) signed House File 756, making Iowa the 19th state to enact a constitutional-carry law.

“Today, I signed legislation that protects the Second Amendment rights of Iowa’s law-abiding citizens while still preventing the sale of firearms to criminals and other dangerous individuals. This law also takes greater steps to inform law enforcement about an individual’s mental illness, helping ensure firearms don’t end up in the wrong hands. We will never be able to outlaw or prevent every single bad actor from getting a gun, but what we can do is ensure law-abiding citizens have full access to their constitutional rights while keeping Iowans safe,” said Gov. Reynolds.

In addition, Gov. Reynolds also signed House File 621 as a response to President Joe Biden’s (D) threat to repeal the federal law—the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act—that protects the firearms industry from frivolous lawsuits. With her signature on this bill, Gov. Reynolds ensures that Iowa has an additional layer of protection to prevent anti-Second Amendment extremists from attempting to bankrupt law-abiding businesses by suing them for third-party, criminal misuse of their legal products.

“Constitutional carry ensures a barrier-free commitment to Second Amendment rights and is core to a strong public-safety agenda,” said Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R).

Then came Tennessee.
In Tennessee, faux-gun-rights organizations and gun-control activists attempted to derail the constitutional-carry bill with a large misinformation campaign, but the legislature nevertheless passed S.B. 765/H.B. 786 and sent this important measure to the desk of Gov. Bill Lee (R) for his signature.

This Tennessee legislation allows any law-abiding adult who is legally eligible to obtain a carry permit to carry a handgun without first having to obtain permission from the government. It does not affect previously issued carry permits. Citizens may still obtain a permit so they may carry in other states that recognize Tennessee permits. As in other states, this legislation will ensure that Tennesseans aren’t left defenseless while waiting for government permission or wading through red tape. Tennessee Constitutional Carry will go into effect on July 1. When this happens, there will be 20 states with some type of constitutional-carry provision.

“Thank you to Gov. Bill Lee for leading the effort to strengthen Tennesseans’ right to self-defense. Also, thank you to bill sponsors Rep. William Lamberth and Sen. Mike Bell, as well as those legislators who voted in support of this important self-defense measure,” said NRA-ILA.

In each case, gun-control supporters claimed that removing the requirement for a concealed-carry permit would encourage criminals to illegally carry guns and to commit more crimes; they claimed this even though it hasn’t occurred in the many states that already have constitutional-carry laws. A 2019 study by the Journal of the American College of Surgeons, for example, details the impact of state concealed-carry laws over the last three decades and concludes: “This study demonstrated no statistically significant association between the liberalization of state-level firearm-carry legislation over the last 30 years and the rates of homicides or other violent crime.”

The spread of constitutional carry has clearly shown that American freedom isn’t a problem that needs to be solved. Finding the will and means to better enforce laws targeting criminal behavior, not the freedom of law-abiding citizens, is what’s clearly needed.

Article by Frank Miniter

Source: Guns in the News – Our Target is Gun News

JUNE 2021 UPDATES-NEW WEAPONS, HOLSTERS, CUSTOM ITEMS AND COUPON CODE INSIDE

June 12, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in New MTR Updates with No Comments

Black Widow Holster — MTR Custom Leather

June 11, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Holster Reviews with No Comments

Great Option for Large frame weapons. The open top design offers a swift and easy draw with great cosmetic appearance with the detailed molding. Providing 100% secure retention of the weapon.

Features:

Premium Grade A bullhide

Made in USA Black Leather with RED STINGRAY inlay

Full slide/barrel coverage Butt-forward cant allows effective concealment Traditional pancake design for best concealment and wrapping/contouring the body

Fits belts up to 1 3/4″ single layer or nylon belts

Black Widow OWB Holster

The Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is a very simple design and is made with a drop through configuration. This allows multiple barrel lengths to work with this product without having multiple holsters. Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is intended for outside the waistband (OWB) carry. The leather belt slots on the Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2)can fit up to 1-1/2 gun belt(2 layer) or 1-3/4 regular belt (1 layer). The C-2 Holster fits very snug to the waist.

Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is easy for re-holstering in one single motion. The Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is equipped with heavy duty nylon stitching to help reduce any tearing or dry rotting of the stitches.

Only the best top grain leather is used for this holster. You can count on this holster securing your weapon in place. Each Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) holster is hand molded to each weapon of choice, ensuring a nice tight glove fit. The Belt Slide Master Carry (C-2) is constructed to hold heavy weight weapons by distributing the weight of the weapon with 2 parallel belt slots on either side of the weapon.

Source: Black Widow — MTR Custom Leather

Resolute IWB Holster (A-13) — MTR Custom Leather

June 9, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Holster Reviews with No Comments

The adjective RESOLUTE has 2 senses:

1. firm in purpose or belief; characterized by firmness and determination.

2. characterized by quickness and firmness.

Resolute IWB is a higher ride IWB Holster that works great for firearms with a little longer barrel. With its small footprint and classic design, it is one of the most concealed holsters we offer. The Resolute IWB is canted at a slight forward cant for a faster draw.

Our personal recommendation would be to wear it in the 4 o’clock position but it can comfortably worn appendix position or wherever you feel best for you.

The Resolute IWB is an inside the waistband holster built from premium bull-hide leather. It features: full concealment of the barrel and trigger of the weapon, double re-enforcement mouth piece, double loop snap for double the security and hand molded specially to each weapon.

1-1/2″ double split belt loop with military-directional snap fasteners.

Must be worn with a belt.

Source: Resolute IWB Holster (A-13) — MTR Custom Leather

Sig Sauer P320 X-Compact PRO 3.6″ 9MM 15RND LE PROGRAM – California Disavowed, LLC-What is the Difference between the Pro and standard Sig P320 X-Compact Series?

June 8, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Weapon News with No Comments

SIG SAUER P320 X-COMPACT PRO 3.6″

The 320 X-Compact is the LE Professional version of the recently released X-Compact. The main difference is the slide cutout which accepts the new R1-PRO optic and the upcoming R2 optic. The rear sight on this gun remains in place when the sight plate is removed. This is a 3 x 15 round magazine box.

These are currently in stock, no longer a preorder. NOTE: the PRO has a different optics cutout than the photo. Refer to the sales sheet to get an idea of the optics cut or look at the photo.

Description

Ergonomics and performance have become the standard of the P320 XSeries. Now, all of these features are available in an compact size. The P320 XCompact features a completely redesigned modular polymer XSeries grip with a reduced fastback carry cut and a low-profile internal magwell. Combined with the extended beavertail and high undercut trigger guard, the XCompact offers ultimate comfort and concealability AND improved recoil control. The 3.6” barrel and XSeries slide with enhanced serrations come equipped with the X-Ray3 day/night front sight with rear night sight plate assembly. The XCompact is fully compatible with the new ROMEO1PRO reflex optic and comes with THREE (3) 15-rd magazines. The P320 XCompact is the ultimate balance of form and function and redefines what compact pistols should be.

P320 XCOMPACT

P320 reliability and XSERIES performance in a new compact package.

DETAILS

Ergonomics and performance have become the standard of the P320 XSeries. Now, all of these features are available in an compact size. The P320 XCompact features a completely redesigned modular polymer XSeries grip with a reduced fastback carry cut and a low-profile internal magwell. Combined with the extended beavertail and high undercut trigger guard, the XCompact offers ultimate comfort and concealability AND improved recoil control. The 3.6” barrel and XSeries slide with enhanced serrations come equipped with the X-Ray3 day/night front sight with rear night sight plate assembly. The XCompact is fully compatible with the new ROMEO1PRO reflex optic and comes with two (2) 15-rd magazines. The P320 XCompact is the ultimate balance of form and function and redefines what compact pistols should be.

Source: Sig Sauer P320 X-Compact PRO 3.6″ 9MM 15RND LE PROGRAM – California Disavowed, LLC

https://www.sigsauer.com/p320-xcompact.html

5 Things That Ruin Leather (and 3 Things That Fix it) | Gold Eagle Co.

June 7, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Leather Care with No Comments

5 THINGS THAT RUIN LEATHER (AND 3 THINGS THAT FIX IT)

The allure of leather cannot be denied–it’s durable, long-lasting, stylish, and easy to care for. Leather furniture in your home sets a tone for sophistication, and leather upholstery in your automobile looks almost regal. But while leather will last much longer than any other type of material, it is not impervious to damage. If not properly cared for and protected, the quality can suffer and deteriorate, and damaged leather just doesn’t look good at all.

WHAT CAUSES DAMAGED LEATHER?

There are a few simple things that can result in damaged leather–knowing what they are can help you better protect your leather furniture or upholstery and keep it looking pristine for many years.

1. EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT

Leather’s arch-nemesis is that big bright ball in the sky–the sun. Too much exposure to direct sunlight can not only affect the color of your leather, but also cause damaged leather that looks old and worn. Keep note if your leather furniture is exposed to sunlight on a daily basis through a window, or if the sunlight beams through your car windows. Consider moving furniture out of the direct path of sunlight, and park in shady areas or in your garage.

2. EXTREME CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE

Damaged leather can occur if you move a piece of leather furniture from an area that is a relatively stable warm temperature to another area that is much colder or hotter. For example, moving a leather couch from inside the house to an outdoor balcony, or keeping your car outside if the temperature dips greatly at night.

To prevent damaged leather on your furniture, keep it in areas where the temperature stays the same. To better protect leather upholstery in your car, park your car in the garage at night to protect it from rises and falls in temperature.

3. NOT CLEANING STAINS RIGHT AWAY

It happens–from time to time, you or someone else might spill something on your leather. If you don’t take care to clean it right away, the stain can become permanent. A good leather restoration kit will have a protectant or other leather cleaning items that can help you clean the stain without damaging the leather, as products with harsh chemical can…

4. USE HARSH CHEMICALS AND SOAPS TO CLEAN YOUR LEATHER

Products with harsh soaps, detergents, and chemicals can actually result in damaged leather rather than clean leather. Look for specially made leather cleaning solutions and leather restoration kits to make sure that you are taking car of your leather properly–other products can cause dry, cracked, dull leather.

5. TOO MUCH HEAT

Keeping the house warm is nice and comforting, but if you’ve got your leather furniture too close to a heating vent, you could wind up with damaged leather. Keep the furniture away from heating vents, and again, park cars in shady spots or the garage.

3 THINGS THAT FIX LEATHER

1. A GOOD LEATHER CLEANER

For starters, have a good leather cleaner on hand to safely remove dirt, oil, stains, and other grime from your leather without the use of harsh chemicals.

2. A LEATHER RESTORATION KIT

If your leather is starting to look a little weathered, it might just need a little TLC to get it looking shiny and new again. Use a leather restoration kit to moisturize the leather and restore its look, as well as keep it protected from future leather damage.

3. OLIVE OIL OR BABY OIL

If you’ve got a scratch or small tear in your leather, do not despair. You can often use olive oil or baby oil to repair the damaged leather. Lightly apply the oil to the affected area with a cotton ball, allow to dry for an hour, then see how it looks. Repeat if necessary.

Source: 5 Things That Ruin Leather (and 3 Things That Fix it) | Gold Eagle Co.

The ultimate in concealability and capability. The P365X-NEW SIG SAUER P365X

May 13, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Weapon Reviews with No Comments

The ultimate in concealability and capability. The P365X

DETAILS

Featuring a 3.1 inch barrel, the XSeries grip module with a 12 round flush fit magazine brings a new level of performance to your EDC.

The P365 redefined what a concealed-carry pistol should be. Featuring a 3.1 inch barrel, the XSeries grip module with a 12 round flush fit magazine.

These features, along with the signature XSeries flat trigger, all come standard. The P365X maintains the crisp, clean P365 trigger pull. Never has so much versatility and capability been squeezed into such a perfectly concealable size.

XSERIES 365 Grip Module

Nitron Slide With XRAY3 Day/Night Front Sight

XSERIES Flat Trigger

Compatible with SIG SAUER ROMEOZero

(2) 12 Round Steel Magazines

FEATURES

XSERIES 365 Grip Module

“X” Signature Flat Profile Trigger That Breaks at 90 Degrees.

XRay3 Day/Night Sights With Rear Sight Plate Assembly

Source: P365X

Christian Gun Owner-ADDITIONAL INFO-Gun Control for Churches-Protection

April 21, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Weapon News with No Comments

he Christian Gun Owner

WELCOME to the Christian Gun Owner web site. There is a huge American community of Christians who know that this country was founded on the principles of the Bible and under the guiding hand of an almighty God.

That community believes that the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights were a result of that guidance.

Christian Gun Owner – You Are Not Alone

Christians often send notes to me stating that they’re glad to find out that they’re not alone.

It’s amazing to me, as many contacts as I have through this site, that Christians who own guns and enjoy the shooting sports feel as isolated as they do.

The fact is that millions of responsible Christians across the U.S. enjoy shooting and hunting. And millions believe in the right and responsibility to protect themselves and their families from criminal assault.

The Christian Gun Owner Site Is For You

This site is dedicated to those millions of Christians. The patriots who enjoy the shooting sports of all kinds and believe in and practice responsibility for their and their family’s safety and protection.

What “Christian” Gun Owner Refers To Here

It means serious believers in Christ. Believers that live their lives in a way that is evidence of their faith. Nothing more or less. The real kind of Christian, not the tv kind.

Just believers in Christ that express that belief by living their everyday lives attempting to do their best to follow Christ. But they also acknowledge their human nature and occasional failures.

The true Christian gun owner believes he/she is to be a servant to humanity. But that belief does but not extend to being a doormat to those who refuse to live by the rules of reasonable human behavior.

So …. what if you’re a gun owner, but not a Christian?

That question arises from time to time when people contact me wanting to ask a question about guns. Some apparently feel they have to “confess” they’re not believers.

So here’s the clear answer. You’re as welcome here as any gun owner, Christian or other.

That said, if you found this site and take issue with fundamental Christian beliefs, this is not a place for you to vent.

If you would like to enter here to view, read, consider, learn, and communicate, please make yourself at home. And please feel free to contribute to the information.

Your and my beliefs or lack of them does not have to become a contentious issue in our discussion of guns, America, politics and rights.

Christians Using Firearms Responsibly

A ten year old learning to shoot a Walther P22 under the watchful eye of my wife.

This is a site with an owner that understands that firearms use is not consigned to criminals, and not destined to accidents.

We’ve taught countless kids how to handle firearms safely while becoming proficient shooters.

Part of that includes the responsibility to teach them to regard firearms with respect.

In the process of deciding on gun ownership?

Finally, if you’re just looking into gun ownership, this is a great place to look around and learn. Feel free to contact me with your questions, using the Contact Link in the right sidebar.

Now …. Let’s get started.

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ARMSLIST Holster Review-MTR Custom Leather, LLC – IWB Holster Comparison-B-2 Slimline Tuckable IWB Holster Review

April 12, 2021 by MTR Custom Leather in Holster Reviews with No Comments

Switching directions, I have always been in love with leather. Whether it’s the smell, the feel, or the romanticism of hand made goods, something about a leather holster has always just appealed to me as “right.” Matt Rector also loves leather holsters, and it shows in his work. I ordered an example of MTR’s “Slimline IWB Tuckable” holster. In no time at all it was at my door.

Sturdy is a good word to describe this sizable chunk of bullhide. My holster also has an additional layer of bullhide on the inside of the holster for a smoother draw that does not hinder retention. While holding the holster upside down with the G17 in it, it still takes several violent shakes to get it out, and I have no concerns about it moving when it shouldn’t. As advertised, this holster is notable for being quite thin as well. I suspect this is due to it’s design, but it does conceal the weapon very well and is extremely comfortable. Fit and finish is also top notch. I ordered my holster in Mahogany, with a reinforcement in saddle brown. The holster is a beautiful shade of reddish brown with the reinforcement being a classy contrast. The belt clips are nicely powder coated and allow a shirt to be tucked in if need be. The MTR conceals exceptionally well and does not move, with a draw that is smooth as can be and nearly silent. The MTR is a holster that looks as good as it performs, and if leather is your thing I would highly recommend you get one…now at MTRCustomLeather.com

There are a few things in life that make me shake my head when people use anything but the best. Brakes, tires, and holsters are at the top of that list. It drives me nuts to see people running around on recaps, and buying cheap brakes leaves me scratching my head as to why one would be so cavalier with their life on a daily basis. The third one usually merits an eye roll and a sigh however. Carrying a gun is not a thoughtless task, it’s a massive responsibility. And all too often I hear people talking about the new gun they purchased to carry, only to find out they are toting it around in quality equivalent to a recap tire. Cheap holsters are a pet peeve of mine, and they always have been. Training with a cheap holster is asking for a potential trip to the hospital. More importantly, should you ever need to employ your firearm to keep yourself breathing, you REALLY want it to be exactly where you left it and not at a different angle or position on your belt. I’ve always made sure to mention to those asking me for advice on buying a new firearm for carry to budget in for a good holster and training classes (beyond the “keep your booger hook off the bang switch” intro class). This is your life you’re protecting, I think it’s worth the money.

Inside the Waistband (IWB) holsters have become the dominant method of carry as they offer the most flexibility with wardrobe, while only minimally impeding access to the gun. I personally carry full size handguns out of personal preference, and the 9mm Glock is what usually fills that role for me. Of the holsters I have reviewed here, there is a single example of a holster for the very popular Glock 43, and many more for the Glock 17. The full size Glock 17 is not the easiest to conceal, nor am I the smallest of chaps, so a holster needs to be a bit more than good in order to do the job for me. I spent some good carry time with each of these holsters. Some are from well known companies, others are hidden gems well worth searching for. Just to be clear there are no bad holsters here, I made sure of that. They are all first rate tools in themselves, and can be counted on to do the job a holster is supposed to do; Keep your gun safe and ready to go should you ever need it.

Source: ARMSLIST – IWB Holster Comparison

Year: 2021

THE EXPANSION OF CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY

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P320 XCOMPACT

5 THINGS THAT RUIN LEATHER (AND 3 THINGS THAT FIX IT)

WHAT CAUSES DAMAGED LEATHER?

1. EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT

2. EXTREME CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE

3. NOT CLEANING STAINS RIGHT AWAY

4. USE HARSH CHEMICALS AND SOAPS TO CLEAN YOUR LEATHER

5. TOO MUCH HEAT

3 THINGS THAT FIX LEATHER

1. A GOOD LEATHER CLEANER

2. A LEATHER RESTORATION KIT

3. OLIVE OIL OR BABY OIL

XSERIES 365 Grip Module

“X” Signature Flat Profile Trigger That Breaks at 90 Degrees.

XRay3 Day/Night Sights With Rear Sight Plate Assembly

he Christian Gun Owner

Christian Gun Owner – You Are Not Alone

What “Christian” Gun Owner Refers To Here

Christians Using Firearms Responsibly

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