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GA: 6 Sought in Smash-and-Grab at Gwinnett Pawn Shop
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Gwinnett County Police are looking for six suspects who committed a smash and grab at a pawn shop in Snellville. Surveillance video shows black pick-up truck ramming into The Lucky Pawn on Stone Mountain Highway, smashing a gaping hole into the side wall. Afterwards, a half dozen masked men are seen entering the shop. They reportedly stole gaming-systems, video games and a TV. |
Fear & Loading: Life Skills
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There’s a lot to be learned behind a trigger, and for young shooters marksmanship is just a side benefit. It’s a shame those who oppose the Second Amendment will never sit and watch youngsters at an air gun match, and talk to them later about what’s going through their mind as they steady the gun, get a good sight picture, control their breathing . . . and press. I’ve covered quite a few air gun championships through the years, and had the pleasure of interviewing several world-class shooters.
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Why You Should Return the (wrong) Gun You Got for Christmas
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Christmas is coming. Our friends mean well, but lots of Christmas gifts don’t fit. I have several sweaters that are the wrong color and wrong size. Like a sweater, your firearm has to fit you, so don’t be shy about returning the firearm you received for Christmas if it isn’t the right one for you. A firearm is as personal as a pair of shoes. Finding the right pair is hard to do. We can be partially to blame.
People often give us the gun they wish we needed, rather than the gun that best fits our needs today. We do that to ourselves as well. We tell ourselves we’ll grow into that pistol.. someday. Fortunately, there are enough choices out there that we can probably find something what suits us today.
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IN: Officers Cleared in Oct. Shooting
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The shooting death of a 36-year-old Fort Wayne man by city police in October has been determined to have been self defense, the Allen County prosecutor's office said today. The death of Joseph S. Schroeder on Oct. 7 has been determined as self-defense by Fort Wayne and Indiana State police, the prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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The NRA Was Waging War on Facts Way Before the ‘Fake News’ Boom
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As the child of a firearms collector tagging along to gun shows and shooting ranges in the 1980s and 90s, I soaked up a lot of lessons that never appeared in my schoolbooks. I learned, among other things, that the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderbergs controlled George H.W. Bush's administration to advance the New World Order; that David Koresh and Randy Weaver were patriots martyred by the fascist Janet Reno's jackbooted government thugs; and that a race war was definitely coming to America—the only real question was which side the government would be on.
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Heroin Deaths Surpass Gun Homicides For The First Time, CDC Data Shows
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How is it that a certain group of politicians think that making guns illegal will reduce gun deaths? They somehow believe that people who willingly rob homes and shoot people will suddenly start obeying the law. Do they really think that the bad guys will figure the gig is up and turn their guns in? Yes, the law abiding citizens might do so, and where will that leave them? As far as I know, heroin is illegal. How is that working out?
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Town Hall Meeting for Gun Legislation Held in Newark
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The Delaware Coalition Against Gun Violence hosted a town hall meeting Tuesday in Newark to review the state’s gun violence legislation that has passed in the last couple of years. Sen. Bryan Townsend, Rep. Paul Baumbach, Rep. John Kowalko and Rep. Ed Osienski appeared before an "encouraging" group of locals at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Newark to discuss the 2017 legislative season and the “common sense” gun violence legislation that has passed since the tragedy of Sandy Hook, which was the catalyst for the coalition's formation, said Liane Sorenson, chair of the Delaware Coalition Against Gun Violence Educational Fund. |
GA: Gold Dome Ready for More Fights Over Guns, Campus Carry
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It looks like campus carry is going to get new life, at least according to Speaker David Ralston. Last legislative session, Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed just a few bills of the hundreds the legislature passed, the campus carry measure among them. This earned him quite a bit of ire from conservatives and gun advocates at the time, and now it’s being reported that Speaker David Ralston is looking to revive the measure. |
IN: Grand Jury To Determine if South Bend Shooting Was Justified
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A grand jury will be asked to determine whether a recent fatal South Bend shooting was justified. James Griffin, 47, was arrested on suspicion of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of 25-year-old Curdin A. Gizewski. Police found him deceased when they responded Sunday night to a home in the 1300 block of South 31st Street.
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Death Of Gun Sales Greatly Exaggerated—Again
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Many anti-gunners in the so-called “mainstream” media would have Americans believe that gun sales have immediately gone into the tank with the election of Donald Trump as president. And they are finding themselves proven wrong—over and over again. It’s likely true that had Hillary Clinton won the election, gun sales would have spiked even more, just as they have risen greatly under anti-gun President Barack Obama. But President-elect Trump’s surprise victory certainly hasn’t resulted in a slowdown at the retail level so far.
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FL: Lawsuit Challenges New York Law Banning Tasers
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The state of New York currently has some of the strictest weapons laws in America. But a statute banning most residents from possessing Tasers is now facing a federal lawsuit alleging that it violates the Second Amendment. According to a press release last Tuesday, those spearheading the initiative include the Firearms Policy Coalition, the Firearms Policy Foundation, and Matthew Avitabile, who is the mayor of Middleburgh, New York. |
Man Gets 10 Years for Pennsylvania-to-New York Gun Running
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A Brooklyn man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for paying people to buy guns in Pennsylvania that were smuggled to New York City and sold on the street. Michael Bassier, 32, already is serving more than 17 years in a New York prison on related charges, and the term imposed by U.S. District Judge Arthur Schwab in Pittsburgh on Tuesday will run concurrently, meaning he won't spend any additional time in prison as a result of the federal term. |
GA: City of Savannah Leaders Push to Reverse Gun Law, Consider Blight to be Top Priority
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Georgia’s state representatives are getting ready for the 2017 Legislative Session at the State Capitol. Many of our local reps met with city leaders on Tuesday about Savannah’s top priorities and concerns this year. The city has had a lot of issues, but city council members managed to narrow them down to a list of just six items. This list includes addressing the on-going blight issues, dramatic increases to commercial property taxes, improving transparency with the Pardons and Parole Board, ID cards for parolees, reinstating the law that allows law enforcement agencies to destroy weapons and drainage improvements. |
Taser Launches Legal Salvo at Archrival
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Digital Ally's advertising tag line says that its devices "capture truth." Ultimately, the USPTO will be the judge of that. Image source: Digital Ally Opens a New Window. Unprofitable, valued at less than $30 million Opens a New Window. , and with annual sales just a small sliver of the $242 million worth of product TASER moves in a year, Digital Ally wouldn't seem to amount to much, but it's been a thorn in TASER's side for years.
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The Other Side of the New West Virginia Gun Law
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West Virginia’s new law allowing concealed carry of firearms without a permit drew a lot of heat during last year’s legislative session, and that has rekindled during the past few weeks. Governor Earl Ray Tomblin, whose veto was overridden by the Legislature, renewed his criticism of the new law after the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old on Charleston’s East End.
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Priest Wins Gun Raffle, Does The Unexpected!
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Not all Christians are staunch supporters of the Second Amendment, while not all priests are blessed with sensibility. In the breaking news blue state of Oregon, Reverend Jeremy Lucas used $3,000 in Parish funds to put himself in pole position for winning charity raffle for an AR-15 and unfortunately, the edge in fueling idealism. |
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