Posted by Team Armscor on May 18, 2017 1 Minute Read
As the firearm industry and its fans know, the Illinois Senate recently passed SB-1657, a bill that mandates state licensing for all Illinois gun dealers, as well as sets restrictions on Illinois residents to nine firearm transfers per year.
This bill has been linked back to firearm companies Springfield Armory and Rock River Arms, both based in the state of Illinois. Rock Island Armory is not one of those companies.
As a firearm and ammunition manufacturer, this is disheartening for the industry, and we here at Rock Island Armory continue to support our dealer network.
As a Filipino company with U.S. headquarters in Pahrump, Nevada,
we have no tie to the recent bill or ruling.
Despite the similarity in name, Rock Island Armory is not the same company as Rock River Arms, and the two entities have no association with one another. At Armscor-Rock Island Armory, we fully support the Second Amendment and will always have the backs of our dealer and distributor networks.
The holidays are fast approaching! And with that, you may be coming to a terrifying realization — you don’t have a gift. If you’re still searching for the perfect gift for the gun enthusiast in your life, don’t worry.
We’ve put together a curated collection of ideas that any firearm user or range regular will genuinely appreciate and use.
And the best news? This is not a sales pitch. Every single item on this list is something our team at Armscor knows, loves, and fully believes in.
There’s no order here — it’s just a no-nonsense guide to help you bring joy to the gun lover in your life. Let’s dive into 10 last-minute gift ideas for gun lovers that are sure to hit the bullseye this holiday season.
When it comes to home defense, choosing the right firearm for your household is crucial. With so many models and ammunition options on the market, making the decision may feel overwhelming. Advantages and disadvantages of home defense guns can be hard to judge without more information.
What really makes these guns different? We’ll answer that for you, but the best way to find out is to try them for yourself.
“You've got to go out — you've got to try firearms,” explained John McClain from Team Armscor. “You have to get rounds down range with them, so you can figure out if you can handle them and if they feel comfortable to you.”
Consider shotguns, pistols, or revolvers and which is right for you. Here are a few questions you should ask yourself when you’re trying out home defense weapons:
With these questions in mind, weigh the pros and cons and choose the best gun for home defense in your situation.