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I put 1,000 rounds through this modestly-priced double-stack 1911, and it proved to be accurate, reliable, and a great value.

Intuit ending its biased gun-related payroll policies is welcome, but denial of services to law-abiding businesses should sound alarm bells.

Biden's big spending coming home to roost, goods stuck at border checkpoints, Canadian idiot resigns, and more.

THE FOUNDATION "The fabric of American empire ought to rest on the solid basis of THE CONSENT OF THE PEOPLE. The streams of national power ought to flow from that pure, original fountain of all legitimate authority." —Alexander Hamilton (1787) Fellow Patriots, in the course of our nation's...

Intuit has done an about-face on its policy banning gun manufacturers from using QuickBooks for payroll.

JPMorgan Chase pressured Intuit to to blacklist firearms sellers from payment processing, Ted Cruz's investigation reveals.

JPMorgan Chase admitted to pressuring the financial software company Intuit into preventing gun sellers from using the company’s payment processing services, according to a letter Sen. Ted Cruz sent Monday after looking into the policy. Bank of America, meanwhile, denied pressuring Intuit into banning gun manufacturers from using its famous QuickBooks software.

In a win for gun manufactuers, Intuit reversed a decision that prevented some in the industry from using certain services, including QuickBooks, a widely accounting tool for small businesses.

Intuit has done an about-face on its policy banning gun manufacturers from using QuickBooks for payroll.

This pistol, purchased in 2020, has more than 20,000 rounds through it, giving a good snapshot of the Staccato P's endurance and reliability.