Point Blank Armory

Some of the machine guns we will have available this weekends 4th of July shoot at Shadow Hawk Defense in Hedgesville WV.
10am till 1pm.
Contact Shadow Hawk Defense for range info.

Registration is open for the Independence weekend 2-Gun match. There's no better way to celebrate the 4th of July weekend than getting your pew-pew on!

https://practiscore.com/shadow-hawk-defense-pcsl-2-gun-jul/register

$40 pay at the door (cash or card)
This is a 4-hour format with squads available Sat and/or Sun.
The squad you choose determines the day you shoot.
Arrive at least 15 mins before the start time.
Saturday, start for 100 series squads: 9:45
Sunday, start 300 series squads: 11:45

🚨 DOJ Sues Virginia & California Over Gun Laws 🚨

The U.S. Justice Department has filed lawsuits against Virginia and California over gun laws it says violate the Second Amendment.

In Virginia, the DOJ says a new law bans the purchase and sale of ordinary semi-automatic rifles owned by millions of Americans. The law also makes the commercial purchase of AR-15-style rifles a crime.

In California, the DOJ is suing to stop the state’s new “G***k Ban” and to block enforcement of California’s Handgun Roster, which limits what handguns people can legally buy. The DOJ says the California law would ban the retail purchase of common handguns made by G***k and other guns with similar firing systems.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said:

“The Constitution is not a suggestion, and the Second Amendment is not a second-class right.”

He also said the Second Amendment belongs to all Americans, including people in California.

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon said law-abiding Americans should not face criminal penalties simply for exercising their Second Amendment rights.

These lawsuits could have a big impact beyond Virginia and California. They raise an important question:

Can states ban popular fi****ms commonly owned by law-abiding Americans, or does that go too far under the Constitution?

For a simple, one-stop guide to all the current gun laws in your state, or the ones you’re traveling to, click here 👉 https://uscca.co/2WBW

Most pistols are still stuck in 2015 when it comes to red dots.
Buy the gun.
Buy the right plate.
Pray the screws don’t shear or walk out.

Springfield’s Echelon decided to blow that up. Its Variable Interface System (VIS) lets you bolt most popular optics straight to the slide with no adapter plate at all, over 30 different optics, direct‑mount, using movable pins to match the footprint and keep the optic locked in.

That means a lower dot, a cleaner sight picture, fewer parts to fail, and one less thing to chase when you’re trying to set up a serious carry or duty gun. It is one of the smartest factory optic systems on the market right now, and we broke down how it works, what it does better than plate systems, and a couple of holster options that actually support it.

If you’ve been holding off on a dot because the mounting situation feels like a mess, this is the pistol that might change your mind.

Link to the full breakdown is in the comments.

The DOJ is warning California that it may sue over the state’s upcoming “GLOCK ban.”

The law is set to take effect July 1 and would target certain semiautomatic handguns that officials say can be illegally converted with switches. But the DOJ says Californians still have a Second Amendment right to buy and use modern handguns for self-defense.

For a simple, one-stop guide to all the current gun laws in your state, or the ones you’re traveling to, click here 👉 https://uscca.co/2WBW