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Freedom Range Freedom Range is a dynamic shooting enthusiast page based out of PNW Washington, dedicated to the fun & excitement of firearms and target practice.

It serves as a community hub for sharing videos, photos, and stories from the range & precision shooting.

06/17/2026

🚨 Washington Gun Owners – Important Ruling on DUI & Firearm Rights

On June 11, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that two DUI convictions within seven years can result in the permanent loss of your Second Amendment rights under state law.

Let’s be 100% clear upfront: Impaired driving is reckless, dangerous, and completely unacceptable. It kills and injures innocent people every single day. Responsible gun owners should never — EVER — get behind the wheel after drinking or using drugs. If you carry or own fi****ms, you carry an even higher standard of personal responsibility. Drive sober. Period.

That said, this ruling raises serious questions. The court upheld the state’s ability to categorically disarm repeat DUI offenders without requiring an individualized finding that the person is dangerous *with a firearm*. Four justices dissented strongly, arguing this goes too far and doesn’t properly align with the constitutional standards set by the U.S. Supreme Court.

We believe in rights AND responsibilities. Strong penalties for DUI — jail time, long license suspensions, ignition interlocks, and real accountability — are absolutely appropriate. But expanding the list of people who can be stripped of a fundamental constitutional right deserves careful scrutiny.

What do you think, Washington? Is this the right approach to public safety, or does it risk going too far?

Drive sober. Train hard. Protect the Constitution.

Stay safe out there.

—The Freedom Range

06/17/2026

🚨 PSA: Don’t Be Dumb 🚨

This guy has an issue with his weapon… so naturally he does the smartest possible thing:

He looks straight down the barrel while still holding it.

Yeah. That’s the move.

Listen — if your gun isn’t working right, the solution is not putting your face directly in front of the part that launches projectiles at high speed. That’s how you turn a small problem into a really expensive funeral.

Also, while we’re at it:
Don’t point the barrel at yourself.
Don’t point it at your buddies.
Don’t point it anywhere you’re not willing to destroy.

Basic stuff, but apparently it needs to be said.

Simple rules so you don’t end up in a fail video:
- Finger off the trigger until you’re ready to shoot
- Muzzle in a safe direction **always**
- Never look down the barrel like you’re trying to win a Darwin Award

Don’t be that guy.

Tag someone who needs this reminder before they do something stupid 😂

06/16/2026

News Today: New York Just Got a Green Light to Attack the Gun Industry

The U.S. Supreme Court denied review in NSSF v. James today, allowing New York’s “public nuisance” law to stand. This law lets the state (and private plaintiffs) sue gun manufacturers, distributors, and dealers for harms caused by the criminal misuse of fi****ms — even when the companies followed every federal and state law.

This is a direct attempt to gut the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) — the 2005 federal law Congress passed to stop exactly this kind of lawsuit abuse. PLCAA was designed to protect the lawful fi****ms industry from being held responsible for the actions of criminals. Without it, activist states can use the courts to do what they can’t do through legislation: bankrupt or drive out the companies that make the fi****ms law-abiding Americans rely on to exercise their Second Amendment rights.

Make no mistake — this isn’t about holding bad actors accountable. Law-abiding manufacturers and dealers can already be sued for defective products, negligent entrustment, or breaking the law. This is about using creative legal theories to punish an entire industry for exercising a constitutionally protected right.

The fight for our rights doesn’t end with one court decision. We stay vigilant. We support the organizations fighting these battles every day. And we keep training, teaching, and exercising our rights — because that’s how we push back.

What do you think this means for the future of the industry and our rights? Drop your thoughts below.

06/14/2026

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🔥 Just spent some quality time with the new Beretta B-22 Jaguar… and yeah, this thing is awesome.Beretta teamed up with ...
06/14/2026

🔥 Just spent some quality time with the new Beretta B-22 Jaguar… and yeah, this thing is awesome.

Beretta teamed up with TANDEMKROSS and the Scholastic Action Shooting Program to build a .22 LR pistol that actually feels like a proper racegun instead of just another plinker. The Metal Competition model brings serious performance features at a price that won’t make your wallet cry.

Here’s what stands out:

- **Steam Demon compensator** + Accelerator thumb ledge = ridiculously flat shooting. Follow-up shots are stupid fast and the muzzle stays planted.
- Adjustable semi-flat-faced trigger that’s crisp and customizable right out of the box.
- Three different grip modules so you can dial in the perfect fit (huge for different hand sizes or new shooters).
- Two 15-round magazines included — because more .22 fun is always better.
- Solid metal frame and slide with that classic Beretta quality and attention to detail.

At the range it just *feels* right. Low recoil, high fun factor, and it eats cheap ammo like it’s nothing. Whether you’re running steel challenges, training fundamentals without breaking the bank on centerfire, or just want a high-performance rimfire that actually rewards good shooting… this one delivers.

It’s the kind of gun that makes you smile after every string. Accurate, fast, and genuinely enjoyable to shoot for hours.

If you’re looking for a competition-ready .22 that doesn’t feel like a toy, the B-22 Jaguar is worth a serious look.

What do you think — would you run one in steel or just for range days? Drop your thoughts below 👇

Tag a friend who needs more .22 in their life.

06/13/2026

🚨 Do you even know the government’s actual definition of an “assault weapon”?

Most people don’t — and that’s by design.

The only time the federal government ever officially defined the term was in the **1994 Assault Weapons Ban**. That law expired in 2004 and was never renewed. There is currently **no federal definition** of an assault weapon.

Under the 1994 law, a “semiautomatic assault weapon” was defined as:

**1.** Specific named fi****ms and their copies, including the C**t AR-15, various AK models, U*I, Galil, FN/FAL, TEC-9, and others.

**2.** Other semiautomatic rifles that could accept a detachable magazine **and** had **two or more** of these features:
- Folding or telescoping stock
- Pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action
- Bayonet mount
- Flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accept one
- Gr***de launcher

Similar feature tests applied to certain pistols and shotguns.

**Bottom line:**
The definition was based on **cosmetic features and accessories**, not on how the gun actually functions or how lethal it is. These are all semi-automatic fi****ms — one round per trigger pull. “Assault rifle” is a real military term for selective-fire weapons. Most guns politicians call “assault weapons” today do not meet that definition.

The 1994 ban was allowed to sunset because it was largely ineffective and based on arbitrary looks rather than function. Since then, the term has become little more than political rhetoric used to confuse the public and push restrictions on common semi-automatic rifles owned by millions of law-abiding Americans.

Here at The Freedom Range, we believe in facts over fear.

What do you think — is “assault weapon” an accurate term or just clever political marketing?

Drop your honest thoughts below 👇

☀️ Happy Saturday morning, Freedom Family!The sun is shining, the coffee is hot, and it’s the perfect day to enjoy the f...
06/13/2026

☀️ Happy Saturday morning, Freedom Family!

The sun is shining, the coffee is hot, and it’s the perfect day to enjoy the freedoms we love most. Whether you’re heading to the range for some trigger time, spending it with family, or just soaking in a peaceful Pacific Northwest morning — today is yours to make great.

If you’re making range plans today, stay safe and have a blast! 🔥

What’s on your Saturday agenda? Drop it in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! 👇

Wishing you all a safe, fun, and freedom-filled weekend! 🇺🇸

The Freedom Range! 🇺🇸

06/13/2026

🚨 MAJOR 2A VICTORY TODAY! 🚨

A federal judge just **vacated** the Biden-era ATF Final Rule that tried to dramatically expand the definition of “engaged in the business” as a fi****ms dealer.

This rule was a blatant attempt to force more law-abiding gun owners, collectors, and private sellers into obtaining FFLs and running background checks on personal sales and trades — all without Congress passing a single new law.

**Thanks to Gun Owners of America** and a strong ruling from U.S. District Judge Matthew J. Kacsmaryk, that overreach is **DEAD** — nationwide.

We’re back to the original statutory standard: If you’re not primarily selling guns as a business for profit and livelihood, you can sell or trade fi****ms from your personal collection without the ATF treating you like a licensed dealer.

Another win for the Second Amendment. Another loss for regulatory overreach.

The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed — and today, the courts reminded the bureaucracy of that fact.

Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you’re celebrating this one!

The Freedom Range | Granite Falls, WA

06/11/2026

🚨 Quick Safety PSA from The Freedom Range 🚨

We love seeing folks out at the range having a blast and making great memories! 🔥

In this video you’ll notice something we want to highlight for everyone’s safety. Right after the shooter finishes his string of fire, he turns toward the camera and the rest of the line while still holding the rifle. That movement causes the muzzle to sweep across the cameraman and other people nearby.

Here’s the reminder we all need from time to time:

**Rule #1 of firearm safety — The muzzle should always point in a safe direction.**
Even after you’re done shooting, keep the muzzle pointed downrange until the firearm is cleared, put on safe, and set down on the bench. Treat every gun as loaded until you’ve personally verified it’s empty.

Nobody got hurt in this clip, and that’s exactly why we talk about these things — so we can all keep coming back to the range safely for years to come. Responsible gun ownership is what The Freedom Range is all about. We exercise our 2A rights and we do it the right way.

Drop your favorite safety rule or a tip you always follow in the comments 👇 Let’s look out for each other!

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06/11/2026

🚨 Major Second Amendment decisions are coming soon from the U.S. Supreme Court!

The Court is expected to rule any day now in two important cases this term:

• Wolford v. Lopez — Could limit how far states can go in restricting where permitted carriers may lawfully carry on private property open to the public.

• United States v. Hemani — Challenges the federal ban on firearm possession by individuals who use controlled substances (including ma*****na users).

These rulings, combined with the recent ATF regulatory reforms and the elimination of the $200 NFA tax, show that the momentum for protecting our rights continues to build.

Here at The Freedom Range we’re watching these cases closely.

What are you hoping to see from the Court this month? Drop your thoughts below 👇

Share if you’re following these cases.

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