Two Michigan parents are suing a school district they say gets an A in deception and an F in honesty. Dan and Jennifer Mead claim the Rockford Public School District used male pronouns for their daughter for months without ever informing them‚ according to WOOD-TV. The school began using male pronouns and a male name… The post Christian Parents Fight Back After School Changes Child’s Pronouns Without Their Knowledge appeared first on The Federalist Papers.

The Ruger 10/22 is an extremely popular platform in the survivalist community‚ especially in its bug-out-friendly Takedown form. It's easy to shoot‚ affordable to reload‚ compact and light enough to stash in a backpack‚ and supported by a massive variety of aftermarket parts and accessories. That last point brings us to the topic of today's article. Ruger's standard 10/22 Takedown stock is functional‚ but nothing to write home about. It's composed of hard black polymer with a few textured sections and a metal barrel band on the forend. Ruger also offers models with an upgraded Modular stock‚ which features replaceable high and low cheek rest combs‚ sling mounts‚ and more extensive texturing. However‚ this still leaves something to be desired for many owners. Aftermarket 10/22 stocks offer improved comfort and control‚ more color choices‚ modularity‚ and other helpful features such as hidden storage compartments. The Starting Point 10/22 Takedown Lite pictured with Harris bipod and Vortex Diamondback Rimfire scope. We began this review with a Ruger 10/22 Takedown Lite‚ one of the company's factory-upgraded Takedown models with an MSRP of $659. It includes the aforementioned Modular stock‚ as well as a cold hammer forged 16.1-inch barrel tensioned in a lightweight‚ .920-inch diameter aluminum sleeve. This barrel also features 1/2-28 threads to accept a suppressor (such as Ruger's own Silent-SR) and includes a knurled thread protector. Ruger provides a zippered nylon carry case with each rifle. The original Lite stock served us well for a few years‚ but we were ready for a change‚ so we began looking at replacement stocks. This search yielded three substantially different choices: the Adaptive Tactical TK-22‚ the Hogue Rubber OverMolded Stock‚ and the Magpul X-22 Backpacker. Before we get to these stocks‚ we'll discuss one other upgrade we added to the rifle at the same time. Vortex Diamondback 2-7×35 Rimfire Scope Prior to testing any of the new stocks‚ we picked up a Vortex Diamondback Rimfire scope for our 10/22. It features 2-7x magnification‚ a 35mm objective lens‚ and a simple V-Plex reticle with parallax set to 50 yards (as opposed to 100 yards for the non-rimfire models). At 11.6 inches long and 14.2 ounces‚ it doesn't sacrifice much of the Takedown's portability — if that's your top priority‚ you'll probably be using a micro red dot sight‚ but we prefer the versatility of a variable-magnification optic in this case. Vortex says the Diamondback is “virtually indestructible and highly resistant to magnum recoil‚” so we're certainly not worried about it putting up with .22LR. The variable magnification and clear multi-coated glass makes it great for short-range varmint hunting‚ even in low-light conditions. Overall‚ it's an excellent choice for this platform. We mounted the scope on a pair of Vortex Hunter 1-inch Low scope rings ($25 MSRP). This combo fits nicely on the standard Ruger scope rail and clears the Lite barrel without sitting excessively high. Factoring in the scope's $260 MSRP‚ this setup certainly won't break your bank account. Adaptive Tactical TK-22 Stock The first of the three stocks we evaluated is the biggest departure from the rifle's original form. The TK-22 has a pistol grip as well as what Adaptive Tactical calls an “adjustable M4 type butt-stock.” This stock is compatible with standard 10/22 barrels as well as .920 bull barrels‚ such as those on the Lite and Fluted 10/22 Takedown models. Since we fell into the latter category‚ we removed the included forend insert (pictured below at bottom right). Out of the box‚ we noticed some unappealing blemishes on this stock. The finish is visibly uneven in some areas‚ as seen above‚ and rough edges left behind by the mold weren't cleaned up‚ as seen below. These flaws didn't inspire confidence in the build quality. The TK-22 fit our 10/22 easily‚ but the gap between the forend and receiver housing was wider than the other stocks we tested (including the original Ruger stock). The so-called “M4 type butt-stock” is simply Adaptive Tactical's EX Performance AR-15 stock‚ so it's 4-way adjustable and will fit any mil-spec buffer tube. This explains the presence of the huge cushioned rubber recoil pad‚ which would be more at home on a 12-gauge than it is here. Thankfully for those of us who aren't concerned about getting pummeled by the immense recoil of .22LR rounds‚ it's removable via two Phillips screws. The stock also features an attachment point for a standard sling swivel‚ as well as a QD sling swivel socket. A rubber stopper in the base of the pistol grip fills a cavity that's designed to accept Adaptive Tactical's TacTred Monopod. It can also be used to stash various small items‚ although heavier objects may dislodge the friction-fit stopper and fall out. The grip itself is relatively comfortable. We appreciated the cutaways on each side of the magazine well‚ since these make reloads easier — prying some 10-round magazines out of the original Ruger stock can be tricky. The stock we received was bundled with a Takedown Firearm Backpack from Copper Basin. This pack looks reasonably unassuming and has pockets for each half of the 10/22 Takedown plus various accessories. It serves its purpose and protects the gun‚ but isn't as sleek as the original Ruger carrying case. The backpack is priced at $100 on its own or $190 bundled with the TK-22 stock. If you're hoping to take your 10/22 in a more modern and “tactical” direction‚ the TK-22 may appeal to you. We're not big fans of the look — one onlooker compared it to a Hi-Point Carbine — and were disappointed by the build quality issues we noticed‚ especially given the stock's $130 MSRP (the highest of the group). Hogue Rubber OverMolded Stock Hogue's 10/22 Takedown stocks are coated in the company's signature OverMold‚ a soft and grippy rubber material. These stocks are available in either standard or thumbhole configuration‚ and are offered in various colors ranging from plain black to bright purple or Red Lava swirl. Hogue sells versions for standard barrels‚ as well as .920-inch barrels. We chose a standard stock with Ghillie Green rubber OverMold and .920-inch barrel compatibility. The stock is slim‚ but feels sturdy and well-made. The design is relatively minimalistic‚ with subtle chevron cuts on either end of the receiver‚ stippled texture in key areas‚ and a Hogue logo stamped on the underside. The butt pad is held in place with two Torx/flat-head screws; removing these reveals a cavity that can be used to store emergency gear. Traditional sling swivel attachments are present on each end of the stock. Installing the Hogue stock for the first time was somewhat tricky — the screw hole in the stock was slightly off-center from the hole in the front of our 10/22's receiver‚ and the stock's tight tolerances didn't give it much wiggle room. After pushing firmly against the receiver and being careful not to strip the screw‚ we were able to install the stock. With this initial hiccup out of the way‚ we liked this stock a lot. The two halves fit well with no unsightly gap‚ and the rubberized coating made the gun easy to hold and carry. If you're looking for a 10/22 stock that maintains a traditional appearance‚ the Hogue OverMold series is a solid choice. MSRP is $120 for colorful finishes or $110 for plain black. Magpul X-22 Backpacker Magpul offers two stocks for the 10/22 Takedown‚ the X-22 Hunter and X-22 Backpacker. The Hunter stock is designed for customization‚ with interchangeable cheek risers‚ removable butt pad spacers‚ and M-LOK slots on the forend. The Backpacker is designed as a packable survival rifle platform‚ with multiple storage compartments and an ingenious mechanism that locks the barrel assembly onto the stock body for easy transport. We selected an X-22 Backpacker stock in desert-friendly FDE finish ($110 MSRP). We also picked up an X-22 Optic Mount ($60 MSRP) that attaches to the barrel‚ replacing the factory barrel block and adding a Picatinny rail. We test-fitted the optic mount and found that it works well for small red dot sights. It also has a channel to preserve the functionality of iron sights‚ if your 10/22 has them. But since we're currently using the Vortex scope and its objective bell doesn't clear the Magpul mount‚ we left it off the gun for now. Regardless‚ it's a good accessory to have on hand. The X-22 Optic Mount offers a way to mount a small sight directly to the barrel. The X-22 Backpacker has a wealth of storage compartments‚ allowing this rifle to serve as a full-fledged survival kit. Pressing the button at the back of the cheek piece reveals the largest of these compartments‚ which can house up to three 10-round magazines. Installing the optic-height cheek piece adds more room‚ and we were able to squeeze in a 10-round mag‚ a 50-round box of ammo‚ fire tinder‚ water purification tablets‚ a mini folding knife‚ and numerous other small items. Whatever you choose‚ pack it tightly‚ otherwise the contents will shift and rattle as you carry the gun. Check out Alexander Crown's video for some great ideas on how to use and modify this compartment. There's a second sealed compartment inside the grip. We filled this with a Bic lighter wrapped in duct tape‚ ensuring we'll have a quick (and dry) way to start a fire. Removing the butt pad reveals another small cavity where a strand of kevlar cordage or a fishing kit can be concealed. Installing the stock was easy‚ and we had no fitment issues. Build quality is exactly what you'd expect from Magpul‚ and all the mold seams are smooth. A pair of holes in the stock can accept Magpul sling mounts ($15) but after watching the video above we learned that paracord loops can serve as an improvised solution. Shooting our 10/22 with the X-22 Backpacker stock was comfortable‚ and the taller cheek piece worked well with our scope setup. We also liked the steeper grip angle on this design‚ although traditionalists may not be as fond of it. If you're planning to store your 10/22 in your bug-out bag and use it for hunting small game in a survival setting‚ the Backpacker is ideal for this role. And even if you're not living off the land after SHTF‚ it's extremely convenient to have storage for spare mags and ammo built into the rifle. Conclusion These three 10/22 Takedown stocks represent drastically different approaches to modifying your rifle‚ and show the versatility of the platform. Whether you want a modernized plinker‚ a traditional small-game hunter‚ or a bug-out gun for the apocalypse‚ the 10/22 can be taken in any of these directions. A stock upgrade is a simple way to make this iconic .22 even better. Sources: VortexOptics.com AdaptiveTactical.com HogueInc.com Magpul.com Read More Subscribe to Recoil Offgrid's free newsletter for updates‚ offers and more. Hogue EX-F02 New: Hogue Out the Front Automatic Knives Ruger 10/22 Takedown The post Buyer’s Guide: Three 10/22 Takedown Stocks appeared first on RECOIL OFFGRID.

Author of How to Prep When You’re Broke and Bloom Where You’re Planted online course The internet is abuzz with a new movie in the end-of-the-world genre. Netflix’s Leave the World Behind came out last week‚ and it has everyone talking. The movie is based on a book of the same name by Rumaan Alam‚ which has pretty mixed reviews. (I’m going to read it‚ though – I feel like I have to now.) There are some interesting points of discussion‚ especially when you consider that the Obamas – yep‚ those Obamas – were executive producers of the flick. Wait…President Obama was part of this? Are there secret messages? Being a producer wasn’t the wasn’t the only involvement – the former president also was involved creatively. Director Sam Esmail explained to Collude.com: “Because President Obama is such a movie lover‚ he really focused his notes on trying to cinematically portray what was in the book in a really interesting way. The book was on his reading list‚ it’s one of his favorites‚ and he really wanted to do justice by the book and this theme about mistrust and this being a cautionary tale about what could happen if we don’t have that community or bond that holds us together‚” the director explained. “So he really gave notes with regards to character‚ empathy‚ and also the disaster elements. It was really across the board. And again‚ it was all in pursuit of making it into a good movie. That was his main focus.” According to Esmail‚ there are no conspiracies here except the ones that already existed in the plot of the movie. “I think the silly thing about the whole thing is President Obama really came on a couple of months before we started shooting‚ so the script had basically been written and done. He obviously gave notes on the script‚ but the bones of the story and the sequences were already written. I would just say they’re pretty wrong in terms of his signaling. It had nothing to do with that.” Hmmm…it does make one wonder‚ though. How could it not? We’ve been subjected to predictive programming for years‚ and here we are‚ feeling like we’re right on the verge of the end of the world‚ and then we’re supposed to put away our tinfoil? The former president‚ who would know EVERYTHING about shady cabals and disaster protocols and how the American public could be manipulated‚ is just into cool fiction? Whether secret messages are encoded into the script or not‚ (and also whether there were loose ends or not) I enjoyed the movie. So let’s talk about that. What is Leave the World Behind about? A couple‚ Clay and Amanda‚ decide to bop over to Long Island for a weekend getaway at the last minute. They rent a stunning home in a beach town with fabulous amenities‚ pack up their two kids‚ Archie and Rose‚ and head there in a car ride that made me want to smack the kids. Weirdness ensues almost right away. Amanda runs to the store and sees a guy stocking up on canned goods and bottled water. And I mean stocking up. Prepper-style quantities‚ filling the back of his pick-up truck. Bizarre things happen with animals. A trip to the beach is marred by a strange oil tanker incident. Then‚ late that night a man and his daughter show up at the door. The two are formally dressed – they’ve just left the symphony in a hurry. The father‚ GH‚ politely explains that this is his house that they’ve rented and that he and his daughter‚ Ruth‚ need to stay the night. Clay seems unwilling to say no. Amanda is far more suspicious about the strange arrivals with the flimsy excuse late at night. Eventually‚ though Amanda is under visible duress‚ GH and Ruth take the basement bedroom while Clay and Amanda stay upstairs with the kids. Photo courtesy of Netflix Things get even weirder‚ with devastating soundwave weapons‚ odd animal behavior‚ GPS no longer working‚ reports of power and communications outages back in the city‚ and much more. I don’t want to spoil it by telling you all of what happens‚ but suffice it to say‚ things are going sideways fast. From a prepper perspective… There are hints of prepper things and conspiracies throughout the movie but this stuff wasn’t very satisfying. The only real prepper we meet is Danny‚ the guy Amanda saw at the grocery store on the first day. Danny could be any of us – he isn’t interested in helping city folks‚ he isn’t sharing what he’s stored‚ and he’s totally suspicious about the actions of the US government. He’s made out‚ of course‚ to be selfish and perhaps a bit crazy‚ even though he finally‚ grudgingly‚ agrees to assist with some medication that they paid an obscene amount of money for. (And yes‚ he’s convinced that the thousand bucks probably isn’t going to be worth anything‚ but I think he just wanted to get rid of them.) There are a lot of things that are unclear or picked up and then dropped. Why are the animals acting so weird? What kind of weird bug bit the kid? Why are there floods without any storms? What is the Hispanic lady yelling about in Spanish? (You can find the translation here.) And there are other weird things‚ too. What does GH actually do for a living? Why did Clay and Amanda just let them in? (I’ve lived in Airbnbs for two years of my life‚ and I’m telling you right now. No. Way.) What made the Teslas go bonkers? Why is the little girl so creepy and why doesn’t she listen to anyone? (Grounded. So so grounded.) Why is the boy the only one who suffers a mysterious health issue that seems to be related to the general atmosphere of weirdness but is never explained? There were so many loose threads that were tugged out and brought out into the open‚ then never tied up‚ leaving the plot to unravel into confusion and uncertainty. Is it artsy? Is it bad filmmaking? I can’t tell you that. SPOILERS Okay‚ below‚ there be spoilers. Do not proceed if you don’t want to see them. Do not read the comments if you don’t want to see spoilers. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Okay‚ there. We’ve got some room now. I enjoyed the movie in the way I always do – by cheering on the good decisions and screaming at the TV for the bad ones. This was a preparedness nightmare in so many ways and you couldn’t tell if the events were supernatural or if they were the workings of some secret shadowy government agency. The way they played the racism card was interesting. I talked to friends who mostly agreed there was no actual racism but that Ruth‚ the daughter who was either late teens or early 20s‚ saw racism everywhere. She also saw ill intent from Clay when there really wasn’t any sexual tension except for the stuff she brought up. In fact‚ he seemed very uncomfortable. That character wasn’t very likable but she was extremely well-written as far as realism is concerned. The propaganda aspect was fascinating and reminded me of the Psy-Ops class I took at prepper camp. Make the attacks confusing and blame other people. Nobody knew where the attacks were coming from. Was it jihadis‚ as the Arabic flyers dropped from a plain would indicate? Was it the North Koreans‚ as flyers dropped in another part of the country suggested? Was it the US government‚ as conspiracy theorists all think? A creepy globalist cabal? The engineered confusion made everything harder on everyone and it goes back to something I’ve written about many times. It doesn’t matter who is behind the chaos in the moment. All that matters is surviving. The soundwave thing made me think of Havana syndrome but that didn’t make anybody’s teeth fall out that I’ve been able to find. I still have no idea why Archie’s teeth fell out of his face and nobody else’s did. And why did the people with that big‚ well-stocked‚ lovely bunker just leave it unlocked and easy to access? Where’s the hidden door behind the bookcase? Why on earth would that be unprotected? And where are the people who should’ve been hunkering down in it? Then there were these things that GH said. There were two quotes that had me really wondering about things‚ and I wish I knew if they were in the book as well as the movie. First‚ early on‚ GH talks to Amanda about his main client‚ who is a bigwig in the defense industry. GH: A conspiracy theory about a shadowy group of people running the world is far too lazy of an explanation. Especially when the truth is much scarier. Amanda: What is the truth? GH: No one is in control. No one is pulling the strings. Sure‚ there are those like my friend who might have the right kind of access to the right kind of information. But when events like this happen in the world‚ the best‚ even the most powerful people can hope for is a heads up. Wait…Is this a message from President Obama? And does it mean that legit‚ the “evil cabal” didn’t cause this‚ but the members are just trying to survive it like the rest of us? Or is it a classic case of misdirection? Or was it in the book? Is it just a line in a movie? I can’t decide. The other thing that got my wheels turning was when GH outlined the “plan” to destabilize the country to Clay when they were sitting in the car after successfully getting some kind of mysterious medicine for now-toothless Archie from Danny‚ the prepper. GH: You would have called me crazy because it is crazy. It would make more sense if we were on the edge of an all-out invasion… But this… I didn’t think we’d actually let something like this happen. I thought we were smarter than that. Because my primary client works in the defense sector‚ I spent a lot of time studying the cost-benefit analysis of military campaigns.  There was one program in particular that terrified my client the most. A simple three-stage maneuver that could topple a country’s government from within. The first stage is isolation. Disable their communications and transportation. Make the target as deaf‚ dumb‚ and paralyzed as possible‚ setting them up for the second stage. Synchronized chaos. Terrorize them with covert attacks and misinformation‚ overwhelming their defense capabilities leaving their weapons systems vulnerable to extremists and their own military. Without a clear enemy or motive‚ people would start turning on each other. If done successfully‚ the third stage would happen on its own. Clay: What’s the third stage? GH: Coup d’etat. Civil war. Collapse. This program was considered the most cost-effective way to destabilize a country. Because if the target nation was dysfunctional enough‚ it would‚ in essence‚ do the work for you. Whoever started this wants us to finish it. Chills. Seriously – how farfetched is it? I don’t think it’s a stretch at all. Of course‚ this sort of belies the first quote about how there’s no evil cabal in charge of this. Because this had to be engineered by somebody. They’ve studied it‚ for crying out loud. Finally‚ a lot of folks were very unhappy with the ending that didn’t seem like an ending at all. Personally‚ I thought it was perfect. Because in a situation of overwhelming chaos‚ are there ever clear-cut answers? Is there ever an ending that wraps things up neatly? I thought the uncertainty was probably the most realistic part of all. What do you think? I’d love to know your thoughts on this movie. Have you watched it? Do you intend to watch it? Were there some things about it you wanted to discuss? Do you have any answers to the copious unanswered questions I brought up in the review? Let’s talk about it in the comments section. About Daisy Daisy Luther is a coffee-swigging‚ adventure-seeking‚ globe-trotting blogger. 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Remembering the tragic accident that happened on December 23‚ 1938.