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GA: Atlanta Police- Growing Concerns About Gun Violence
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The City of Atlanta Police Department said the level of gun violence is concerning and are taking steps to remove illegal guns from the streets. "We have to do something about the gun violence in Atlanta," said Sergeant Warren Pickard with Atlanta Police. "As police officers it's very concerning to us the level of gun violence that is taking place in the city." Sergeant Pickard said the department has a gun reduction task force in place. "Operation Whiplash" has allowed officers to move 1,300 guns off the streets since February, said Sergeant Pickard.
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Hunting Seasons Underway in Montana
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The calendar has turned to September, and so hunting seasons are underway in Montana. Education coordinator Vivaca Crowser said archery season began with the start of the Labor Day weekend. “We’re really surrounded now by hunting and fishing seasons, it’s that time of year,” Crowser said. “We have archery season opening this weekend, that’s a big one, we have some bird seasons already underway and some that will open a little bit later as we move into the fall. We have already had some shoulder seasons for elk, and really, it’s not too far off that we’ll have the general big game opener at the start of November.”
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Why Stan Sniff, John McMahon And Other Sheriffs Oppose Gun Control
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Some of Southern California’s most vocal gun rights advocates wear badges. Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff and San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon have consistently opposed new gun control legislation. So does Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens. In a telephone interview, McMahon said more gun control rules are not the best way to preventing gun violence. |
The Three Ways Hillary Will Disarm Americans and Redefine the Second Amendment: Part 1
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While Hillary Clinton has cunningly mislead Americans into believing she will not violate citizens’ constitutional right to bear arms, it’s no secret that she has made “gun violence prevention” a cornerstone of her presidential platform.
But — as with all promises made by politicians — the devil is in the details. So let’s dissect Clinton’s stated positions regarding the Second Amendment and translate into her real intentions, which by any measure will result in an attempt disarm the American public. |
Chicago: The Western World’s Gun Free Zone And Murder Capital
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While the Cubs look like the current favorite to represent the National League (knock on wood), the areas surrounding Wrigleyville are experiencing a slightly less fortuitous stretch, according to the Wall Street Journal.
In a made-for-pop-culture recipe for disaster, the city’s stringent gun laws combined with a police force hampered by devolving bureaucratic policies has led to an exorbitant display of crimes with firearms. |
IL: Dwyane Wade Calls For Stricter Gun Laws
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Dwyane Wade has lashed out against Chicago’s gun laws, calling them weak and saying he’s urged officials in his hometown to enact changes to make the city safer. The Chicago Bulls star, whose cousin was shot dead last week, also said his children are afraid of police officers in the same way he was growing up and that prisons need to better rehabilitate inmates. |
MI: Man Shot During Attempted Chase ATM Robbery
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Detroit police are investigating a robbery attempt which resulted in a shooting at an ATM near Puritan and Livernois avenue. The incident occurred at approximately 6:30 a.m.
Police say a 56-year-old man was standing at an ATM when he was approached by another man who was holding a gun. The suspect demanded the man to withdraw money but the victim, who is a CPL holder, took out his own gun.
The suspect fired shots, hitting the victim and the victim also fired at least four shots toward the suspect.
The condition of the victim is unknown but police say he is expected to survive.
Police are searching for the suspect and say they are unsure if he was shot by the victim.
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First Gear- Problem-Solver Base Pads: HenningShop
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If you follow A1F’s “Carry Life” column, you will know we’ve been on a bit of a tear lately regarding magazines for semi-automatic pistols. The rationale is straightforward: Through long and unpleasant experience—extensively observed, as well as our own—we’ve learned what a high percentage of reliability issues are actually magazine-sourced. |
Texas Campus Gun Law Draws Mixed Reactions
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Classes are now underway on state university campuses in Texas, where a new law went into effect last month allowing anyone with a concealed weapon license to bring a handgun on to campus, as long as it remains concealed. At the University of Houston, many students, like Ali Rajwani, express little concern. “I am pretty indifferent about it,” Rajwani said. “It is not like I think ‘Oh, God, I am going to be shot on campus!’ I don’t feel that in any way. I don’t really feel any change at all.” |
Violent Video Made To Protest Event At UT Against Guns Sparks Outrage
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A short film made by a gun rights activist mocks a recent protest against campus carry at the University of Texas and shows the shooting death of a young woman who a leading protest organizer thinks is based on her. Ana Lopez — who helped set up the Aug. 24 demonstration in which supporters carried sex toys to protest the campus carry law — said she thought the woman who is killed holding a dildo is meant to represent her. |
IL: Police Crackdown In Chicago Leads To 77 Arrested
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77 people have been arrested and over $65,000 in illegal drugs were recovered following a police crackdown in Chicago. The raids took place in a 48 hour period which started on Thursday in Chicago's west side. Police say 11 guns were also recovered during the take down.
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Firearms Safety Field Day at Wealthwood
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Each summer, the Wealthwood Gun Club in Aitkin County works with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and sponsors the final element required in the hunter certification program, that allows hunting by youth and adults. This is the Firearms Safety Field Day which was held Aug. 20. It was the third month for the field day this season. The last Firearms Safety Field Day for this year will be Sept.17 at 8:45 a.m. There were 29 registrants for the program. Three groups walked the required elements including time on the live-fire range, target shooting, the proper way to enter and exit boats for duck hunting, identifying blood trails, game, the proper ways to cross fence lines and more.
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Smith & Wesson Is On Fire, But Is It Almost Out Of Bullets?
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Despite reporting a very strong first quarter, shares of Smith & Wesson (NASDAQ:SWHC) ended flat-to-lower. The stock initially bounced 5%, but then retreated 6% from these levels, as an analyst downgrade weighed on sentiment. At a forward P/E of 12.9, SWHC looks cheap based on the fundamentals. However the stock has risen more than 70% in the past year, and there are fears that the gun industry has reached the peak of its latest cycle.
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