Dean Weingarten is a writer for AmmoLand, focusing on firearms, self-defense, and Second Amendment rights. With a passion for gun ownership and personal protection, Dean provides informative articles that explore legal issues, gun sales, and real-life stories of self-defense using firearms.
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Dean Weingarten's coverage focuses primarily on legal policy regulation, with a specific focus on gun rights and the Second Amendment. He frequently references data in his articles, suggesting a preference for fact-based reporting.
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During a crisp early Wednesday morning on October 15, 2003, near Fortine, Montana, James Beeman used a .410 shotgun to shoot and drop a charging grizzly bear at three feet.
The trend line of 2024 as the fifth highest for gun sales and National Instant Background Check System (NICS) checks is holding for the year.
On April 23, 2023, in the airport at Sidney, Australia, a heavily tattooed and pierced non-binary person known as Liliana Goodson failed to declare
In the fall of 1989, Alan Yates shot a black bear, which charged him. It was bear season in Montana, near Bozeman. He used a .303 rifle and a .357 magnum pistol. This is his story.
The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery issued a statement of support for the use of firearms suppressors as a means of reducing the risk of hearing loss.
USA Today published an article on "ghost guns" attempting to use the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson as a reason to impose unconstitutional restrictions on homemade firearms.
A police expert informs the Philadelphia readers that "Ghost guns" cannot be banned. They will always exist. Making your own gun without government permission has always been part of the Second Amendment in the United States.
The weapons system “Rods from God” is being made possible by Elon Musk and breakthrough engineering technologies created as part of SpaceX.
On December 4th, 2024, at 6:45 ET, an assassin killed United Healthcare executive Brian Thompson in New York City in front of the Hilton Hotel.
The Texas gun shows, with far less regulation, showed a statistically significant drop in the homicide rate. The peer-reviewed study shows unregulated gun shows save lives.
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