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FL: Resistance is futile. You must comply.
Submitted by: Richard Nascak
Website: http://www.floridacarry.org

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According to an October 20th article published on the St. Petersburg Times’ Tampabay.com, Florida Representative Rick Kriseman (D-Pinellas) is urging county lawmakers to endorse a local measure allowing voters to opt out of the newly effective penalties of Florida’s recently amended firearms preemption statute. Good luck!
 

OR: Sheriff: Hiker mistakenly shot by Ore. bear hunter
Submitted by: repeal1968guncontrolact

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"SUBLIMITY, Ore. (AP) — A California member of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves was shot and killed in Oregon after authorities say a hunter mistook him for a bear.

Christopher Ochoa, a 20-year-old from French Camp, Calif., and a friend were hiking through a field in Western Oregon on the way to Silver Creek Falls Park on Friday evening.

Ochoa was wearing dark-colored clothing when an Oregon man hunting for bear with his 12-year-old grandson saw something moving in the brush and fired one shot from a .270-caliber rifle, striking Ochoa, the Marion County Sheriff's Office said."
 

[Supreme Court Justice] Kagan on faith, the high court and hunting
Submitted by: rick schwartz
Website: http://www.weprotectyourkids.com

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She recalled paying a courtesy call on Sen. James Risch (R-Idaho) shortly after her nomination to the court by President Obama in May 2010. Risch asked her about gun rights, and remarked she may not realize how important the issue was to some Americans, especially in his home state.

She admitted never having owned or fired a gun before. "But I told the senator if I was fortunate enough to be confirmed, I would go hunting with Justice Scalia."

And she has, joining her conservative colleague on an excursion to a Washington-area shooting range and on several hunting trips, until now never reported.
 

NRA Reveals Truth About National Right-to-Carry Gun Bill
Submitted by: Opposing Views
Website: http://www.opposingviews.com

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There's been a lot of misguided, unfounded, and just plain incorrect information circulating on the Internet lately regarding H.R. 822 -- the "National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011." Most of the false characterizations typically come from the anti-gun groups and media. But more and more, a small cadre of self-described "pro-gun" groups continually sound false alarms and "stir the pot" in an effort to be noticed. (And to raise money, of course.) These repeat offenders peddle mischaracterizations as the gospel, and dilute the good work being done to protect the Second Amendment by legitimate groups.
 

Gun Owners Must Defeat "President Burp" in 2012
Submitted by: Opposing Views
Website: http://www.opposingviews.com

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Good guys always win? It usually works that way in the movies, especially if the hero happens to be Clint Eastwood, John Wayne or Harrison Ford. But in real life? Often in politics there isn't a choice. Sometimes you are given the selection between Republican candidate Yuck and Democrat Burp. Case in point: November 6, 2008. The sun shone brightly on Washington DC, but over the Republican National Headquarters, there hung a little gray cloud of gloom. "What happened?" asked the “insider” Republican strategists. "We had the issues, the money and all the paraphernalia necessary for victory. We thought we had a ‘Big Tent’ winner but it turned out to be a Big Tent Bust!"
 

Racist Motivations vs. Racist Outcomes
Submitted by: rick schwartz
Website: http://www.weprotectyourkids.com

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Professor Adam Winkler has been on a book tour to promote “Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America,” in which he brings up the subject of many early gun control efforts having racist roots.
 

OR: Hunter Kills Marine; Mistook Him for a Bear
Submitted by: xqqme

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A man hunting with his grandson accidentally killed a U.S. Marine due to return to duty this week, after mistaking him for a bear in the Oregon wilderness, authorities said.

Christopher Ochoa, 20, of French Camp, Calif., died at the scene in western Oregon Friday night. He had been hiking with a friend through a field and was wearing dark clothes, according to The Associated Press. The pair were headed to Silver Creek Falls Park.

Submitter's note: For once, the headline got it right... the "Hunter" did it, not the firearm.
 

NY: Buerkle, Hanna support new gun law
Submitted by: GunPoliticsNY
Website: http://www.gunpoliticsny.com

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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman believes proposed legislation in Congress would have a “devastating effect” on the state’s ability to fight gun violence. The National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act (H.R. 822) has 245 co-sponsors in the House of Representatives, including area Representatives Ann Marie Buerkle and Richard Hanna.
 

TX: Rick Perry: Yes, I Really Shot A Coyote
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Rick Perry has a message for skeptics: His story of shooting a coyote during a morning jog is no tall tale.
 

Congress Moves Closer to Restoring a Key Second Amendment Freedom
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Thanks to the good work of millions of American gun owners and NRA members, Congress is moving closer to restoring one of our fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the Second Amendment.

Last week, the House Judiciary Committee considered amendments to the “National Right-to-Carry-Reciprocity Act” (H.R. 822), which would allow any person with a valid, state-issued concealed firearm permit to exercise the right to carry a firearm in any state that permits concealed carry.
 

Obama Administration Out of Touch with American Values
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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"Just last week, Vice President Joe Biden gave evidence of this. He tried to equate the administration's jobs bill with the ability of citizens to be free of murderous criminals. He tried to equate the bill with the ability of women to be free of rapists," Snyder added.

"Doesn't Biden realize people are able to protect themselves from murderers and rapists only when they have the means to do so," asked Snyder. "Only when they are able to get, carry and use guns for self-protection?"

Snyder noted that later this week the House Judiciary Committee is slated to finish marking up H.R. 822, by Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-FL), the proposed National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011. This bill has 245 cosponsors.
 

Canada: How are guns classified in Canada?
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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The non-restricted category includes most long-guns, such as ordinary hunting rifles and shotguns, ranging from simple bolt-action rifles to more sophisticated semi-automatic ones. Included in this category are many “civilianized” military rifles, such as large-calibre anti-material rifles powerful enough to pierce body armour, shoot down helicopters or penetrate armoured cars. These weapons can be transported at will, and even kept in the back seat of a car.
 

VT: Vermont State Police to change stun gun policy after incident involving developmentaly disabled man
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Vermont State Police have agreed to change the agency's policy on the use of stun guns.

The Burlington Free Press says under the new policy, police will give special consideration to how stun guns are used on people with disabilities. They'll also use the devices only if a person is armed and presents a risk of harm or if there aren't any other reasonable alternatives to maintain safety or take a person into custody.
 

KY: Accidental shootings call for gun safety
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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In the last few weeks, state police in London say they have responded to two accidental shootings.

Police officials say gun safety is important to prevent injuries and save lives.

Saturday's accidental shooting in Clay County is the second in three weeks for state police in London.

It happened when 58-year-old Charles Wilson accidentally shot himself.

"The subject stated that he was cleaning his firearm on his bed, and it accidentally discharged and struck him in the stomach," said KSP Trooper Josh Wilson.
 

IL: Physician seeks Democratic nomination in 13th District
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Gill said he supports term limits for Congress and civil unions. He also strongly supports Second Amendment rights.

"I see victims every day in the Emergency Department, people who should have had the opportunity to defend themselves, and didn't," he said. "So I support concealed carry; I support open carry, for that matter."
 

NY: Head off stun gun abuse
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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The NYCLU study looked at 851 stun gun incident reports from eight police departments, including in Albany, Rochester and Syracuse. It found that police across the state have misused the powerful Tasers, turning them all too frequently on suspects who were already restrained. Some 15 percent of the time, police used the stun guns in this way.
 

NY: Distractions amid the gridlock
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Right on that bill’s heels is the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act, which would require states to honor concealed weapon permits from any other state — no matter how lax the issuing state’s gun laws. So much for the GOP’s staunch stand on state rights when it comes to things like gay marriage. The bill, which could come to the House floor this week, has drawn outrage from Democratic, Republican and independent mayors around the nation.

Neither of these measures is likely to pass the Senate, much less withstand a White House veto.
 

IN: Recent violence spree troubles many in Goshen
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Some are buying home security systems, guns and other weapons, while Goshen College has taken steps to increase security on the campus following the Oct. 9 death of biology professor James Miller in a home invasion that also left his wife injured.

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Local gun shops are reporting increased traffic through their doors since the slaying.

"After the professor incident, that Tuesday we had cars sitting outside before opening," said Adam Wilburn, president of sales at Rocket Guns. "It sparked a big awareness. Last Saturday we had more than 100 people through the store."

Another Goshen store, ZX Guns, has "sold a lot of pepper spray, guns and shotguns for home defense," employee Ryan Stoy said.
 

NY: Some 140 Guns Pulled Off Streets in Buy Back Program
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Law enforcement agencies and a pair of Harlem churches took 139 guns off the streets Saturday — including a Tec-9 and a weapon with a silencer — as part of the "Cash for Guns" buy back program, officials said.

The haul included more than 80 revolvers and 40 semi-automatics as well as a smattering of rifles and shotguns, according to the NYPD.
 

FL: Man accused of killing customs agent to claim 'Stand Your Ground' immunity
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Accused of manslaughter in the 2008 shooting death of a federal agent after a road-rage incident, James Patrick Wonder is hoping a jury never has to hear his case.

If his lawyers prevail at an upcoming hearing, the Miramar retiree will get his way.

Wonder, 68, and his attorneys are gearing up for a "Stand Your Ground" hearing, a chance to argue that he used deadly force in self-defense, and to convince a judge to toss the state's case against him.

The Florida Supreme Court ruled late last year that the state's Stand Your Ground law was intended to block any prosecution of people resorting to force in self-defense, and not just to give defendants an argument to use at trial.
 

WI: Bar owners consider conceal carry options
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Bob Hoefs has been in the bar business for four years, long enough to know he doesn’t want weapons where he works.

“My clientele, I tend to believe wouldn’t be carrying them to begin with, said Hoefs.

He plans to post signs outside his bar banning weapons inside, come Nov. 1.

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The owner of Joe’s K Ranch is on the other side of the fence. He doesn’t plan to post signs banning weapons. In fact he told us by phone Saturday night, he plans to conceal carry himself.

“I feel that anyone that goes through the class, has a background check and is a legal concealed carry license, I’m not worried about that person,” explained Jerry Kotarak.
 

CA: Group Holds Open-Carry Protest in PB
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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The heavily armed group took issue with Governor Jerry Brown's signing of Assembly Bill 144, making it illegal to carry an exposed unloaded handgun in public effective January 1st.

“That leaves us with the only option to exercise our second amendment rights to carry long guns which means rifles and shotguns,” Wolanyk said.
 

Canada: MP aims to defend gun registry
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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After 15 years of promising to axe the controversial long-gun registry, the Conservatives are finally poised to make good on a pledge that has been their central ballot box issue for rural and remote ridings like Timmins-James Bay.

The government gave notice last week of its intent to introduce legislation to repeal the long-gun registry.
 

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