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Road rage attack w/deer antlers, handgun
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FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) - Two men were arrested on battery charges after a road rage incident led one to attack the other with deer antlers and then a handgun, authorities said.
Ronny White, 35, and Keith Ransford, 23, got into an altercation while driving on U.S. 1, stopped their cars, and White attacked Ransford with deer antlers, police said. They got back in their cars, crashed into each other, then stopped again about a block away. White pulled out a handgun and fired a shot into Bransford's vehicle, according to police.

Rifle club holds indoor match Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
The Carmi Rifle Club held its first .22 caliber indoor rifle match of the season last week. The three-position match consisted of a three-stage relay. Stage one was 10 rounds fired in the prone position, stage two 10 rounds in a sitting or kneeling position, and a final stage of 10 rounds fired standing and unsupported.

NV- Arming Teachers Online Poll Submitted by: Anonymous	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Online poll regarding state senator Bob Beers' coming legislation allowing teachers to carry guns in Nevada schools.

Chinese police destroy 194 illegal gun factories,shops in firearms crackdown Submitted by: Anonymous	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Chinese police have destroyed 194 illegal gun factories and shops in a crackdown on weapons and explosives between June and September. In a news release to Xinhua on Friday, the Ministry of Public Security disclosed details on the three-month crackdown on explosives, guns, ammunition and forbidden knives.

Cops: Car's nook can hide gun
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Infiniti prides itself on quality and luxury. Now the car has a less desirable association: The NYPD has told its officers to watch for a backseat compartment that can easily hide a gun. According to an internal police memo obtained by Newsday, officers on Staten Island were alarmed to learn that the 2006 Infiniti G35 is equipped with a hidden backseat storage area. Police supervisors were notified and the department issued a memo to all commands.

Conceal carry reforms offer many benefits
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There are many benefits to Ohios new concealed carry reform legislation. The Ohio State Senate voted 21-12 on Tuesday to override Gov. Bob Tafts veto. The Ohio House voted last week 71-21 to override the veto. The override means that in about 90 days the legislatures new law takes effect. The biggest bonus is that local governments can no longer adopt differing, sometimes contradictory, firearm ordinances. We empathize with inner-city communities that are struggling with violent crime and passed gun laws stricter than state law. But there is no statistical data to prove that these laws help reduce violent crime.

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Man fatally shot east of Albuquerque
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Authorities say a man was fatally shot after he broke into a home east of Albuquerque and threatened the homeowner. Bernalillo County sheriffs Lieutenant Matt Thomas says the Sandia Park homeowner called 911 when he heard someone trying to break into his house Thursday night. Thomas says that by the time deputies arrived at the home, 23-year-old Christopher Mack had been shot to death. Thomas says the homeowner told deputies that the shooting was in self-defense.

Stillwater Firearms offers free program for high school sophomores and juniors Submitted by: Anonymous	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
The National Rifle Association is now accepting applications for the 2007 NRA Youth Education Summit, a free summer program for high school sophomores and juniors. Forty students from across the United States will be hand-selected to spend a week with NRA staff in Washington D.C. Attendees are responsible only for transportation to and from Washington D.C.

New task force nabs guns, cash and crack
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A London police task force set up to take illegal guns off the streets has netted five more, plus crack cocaine and thousands of dollars in cash.

Two of three people charged in the latest Project Disarm bust were previously convicted of drug-related offences.

The five seized firearms, drugs and cash -- about $15,000 of $20,000 scooped up in the operation -- were shown off by police yesterday, with Chief Murray Faulkner saying there's no place in London for such dangerous firepower.

WHY TIMUR PERSON GOT SHOT Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
December 16, 2006 -- Some of the city's more incendiary political figures are now seizing on the latest fatal shooting of a suspect by police to demand the removal of Police Commissioner Ray Kelly - despite the clear-cut facts in the case. Like the fact that 19-year-old Timur Person was carrying a loaded .380 semiautomatic pistol with an extra magazine in his waistband.

Detroit police headquarters temporarily evacuated
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DETROIT -- A fire in underground electric cables beneath an alley across from police headquarters at 1300 Beaubien resulted in a one-hour evacuation of the police facility Friday afternoon.

In an unrelated incident, a reserve police officer who was entering the building at the time of the evacuation shot himself in the arm and thigh as he tried to take a trigger lock off a Glock handgun.

The unidentified officer was taking the gun into headquarters to have it registered, police said. He was treated and released from Detroit Receiving Hospital.

Bears lineman Tank Johnson interviewed after fatal shooting of bodyguard
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Authorities interviewed Bears lineman Terry "Tank" Johnson following the fatal shooting of Johnson's bodyguard at a North Side nightclub where both men spent early Saturday morning, police said.

Willie Posey, 26, was shot once and found lying inside the Ice Bar, 738 N. Clark Street, in the trendy River North neighborhood just after 1:30 a.m., said police spokeswoman Monique Bond.

"It is part of any investigation to speak with anyone who may have witnessed a crime," she said.

Ron Henry Strait: There are some regrets about not taking the easier shot when the chance was there
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BIZY 6 Ever mess up a chance at a big buck at 10 yards? I mean, have you ever linked together a series of indecisions that maybe cost you the deer of year?
Don't tell anyone, but I did it last Saturday afternoon, starting about five minutes before 4 p.m., perched high atop a cliff at Chix Coulee, a rugged and beautiful pasture on the eastern border of our deer lease.

And the distance of 10 yards 30 feet mostly is not a typing mistake.

Council approves employee gun ban
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The Tuscaloosa City Council has banned its workers from bringing guns into the workplace. City leaders unanimously passed a city policy Thursday night that prevents any city employee from taking a gun into a city-owned buildings. It also prevents gun owners from putting them in city-owned vehicles, although its OK to bring them to work in a private vehicle, provided the worker doesnt use the private vehicle for official city business. And, as with any person carrying a gun, the employ must have a gun permit.

Letters of Delegates to Congress, "...that Security to their property and persons...", Nov. 30, 1775
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"...while the enemies of the Natural Rights of man continue their hostilities against our fellow Subjects in that Province...."

"...We cannot help however expressing the ardent wishes of the Congress that you would Cherish the first dawnings of liberty among a people, who have early testified their sense of its Value if we may be Admitted to Judge from the Assistance they afforded you in repelling its enemies. . . . the Congress have thro us declared that they hold their Rights as dear as their own. . . . they will exert their utmost endeavours to procure, for them and their posterity the blessing of a free government and that Security to their property and persons which is derived from the British Constitution..."

Senate passes HB9, attempts to clean up media access loophole
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Little noticed after the first veto-override in more than a quarter-century was Senate passage of House Bill 9, the public records bill, which contains an attempt by the legislature to clarify its intent for giving journalists access to records of concealed handgun license-holders.

On Wednesday, December 13, the Senate Judiciary Committee on Criminal Justice, chaired by Sen. David Goodman, voted HB9 out of committee. The bill cleared the full Senate later that day by a 31-1 vote.

Unfortunately, the fix is likely not going to be enough to prevent anti-gun newspapers from obtaining and publishing the names of license-holders.

Details Emerging in ATF Shooting. 'CI confused.' Submitted by: Doug Huffman Website: http://www.scfirearms.org	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
New details are emerging about what led to the shooting of two ATF agents at an apartment complex in DeKalb County on Friday morning. [ ... ] In the warrant, an ATF agent says Durden instructed a second person to buy two guns, and then stole the guns from the legitimate owner, whom the ATF used as a confidential informant.

Police in shooting of groom were short on firearms training, group critical of NYPD says Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
NEW YORK Four of the five officers who together fired 50 gunshots at the car of an unarmed man on his wedding day hadn't completed mandatory firearms training, a group of black officers alleged Thursday. New York Police Department brass failed to ensure these officers were properly trained, said Marquez Claxton, a founder of 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care.

UK: Guns for sale on streets - for Ł50 Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
FIREARMS can be bought on the streets of Greater Manchester for as little as Ł50, according to a Home Office report. The study is based on interviews carried out by academics at Portsmouth University with 80 people serving prison sentences for gun crime.

Nevada Senator Proposes Letting Teachers Carry Guns Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Nevada Senator Bob Beers says he plans to propose legislation that would allow teachers to carry guns in an effort to deter school violence. The Republican Senator says if teachers are properly trained on how to use guns, schools would be safer. He says he will introduce the bill in the Legislature in February.

Toy guns, real guns turned in for destruction Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Mark King, Councillor, Belize City Council This effort will not stop crime completely there is no way it can, however, other organizations are involved in similar processes and definitely this is only one programme we have online. What we are going to do now is burn these weapons to show the public how serious the City Council is about cracking down on crime in Belize City.

Former police chief charged with stealing guns
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A former police chief in Livingston County finds himself charged with stealing guns from the department he once led. I-team 10 first told you about Rick Albanese last February when he was suspended as chief amid allegations of inappropriate behavior. Authorities tell us that during that suspension, they discovered guns missing from the police station. Now, Albanese finds himself charged with four felonies.

Death of rifle team member at Pa. high school ruled suicide Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
PITTSBURGH - The death of high school rifle team member found shot inside a school locker room was ruled a suicide Saturday. The 17-year-old student, a senior at McGuffey High School in Washington County, was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound late Thursday afternoon in the locker room at the school's stadium. He was flown to UPMC Presbyterian Hospital, where he later died.

Northside tops Spencer in rifle Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Michelle Postma scored a 293 and Ian Young had a 292 as the Northside rifle team beat Spencer 1,154-703 on Thursday. Other Northside shooters were Chris Clemmons (287) and Charles Rouse (282). Spencer's shooters were Chris Halmark (216), Justin Matheny (177), Saira Diaz (161) and Edmund Gonzalez (149). Northside will participate in a county-wide invitational at Fort Benning on Jan. 6.

Aiming for your patronage
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Even if David's Sporting Goods and Self Defense on Second Street in Jersey City did not exist, the concept might spring from any action film fan's imagination.

It's a one-stop shop where you can get your .44 Magnum and nunchucks while your kids check out baseball cards or shoot a Nerf basketball at a hoop next a life-sized cut-out of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

And it's all within a warm, friendly atmosphere where customers can enjoy a cup of coffee or Gatorade while watching reruns of old TV shows such as "Baretta" and "Kojak" and looking at the photos of Clint Eastwood and Bruce Lee.

SHOT OF GLORY
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For Jaspal Rana, life isnt quite about the past, present and the future. You see, every morning has an evening, every evening a night, and every night another morning, he says with a sigh tinged more with relief than despair, now that he roams the streets with three Asian Games gold medals in his pocket. So if you cant do something one morning, life always gives you another chance. All you need to do is work hard, and remain focused.

Having picked up three gold medals for India, Rana is now going about placing himself in the league of gentlemen who refuse to buckle under pressure, and return from near oblivion to give glory yet another shot. Look at Ganguly. He came back, he says. You just have to have the right attitude.

Media temper tantrums in full swing over HB347 Submitted by: Buckeye Firearms Association Website: http://www.buckeyefirearms.org	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
The temper tantrums of the anti-gun media elites are in full swing following the override of Bob Taft's veto of HB347.

Samuel Ward to Nicholas Cooke, Letter Jan. 7, 1776
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"...but what would not a wise Man do or suffer to preserve his Liberty, the alone Source of human Happiness and only Security for the permanent Enjoyment of it. . . . If by the divine Blessing We succeed next Campaign, the Burthen of the War will be over & the Reestablishment of our just Rights and Privileges will be the glorious Reward of this arduous Struggle...."

"...We lament that any Persons should be so lost to Virtue & the Love of their Country as to attempt to divide Us...."

"...Every Man must now be convinced that under God our Safety depends wholly upon a brave, wise and determined Resistance...."

Aiming for your patronage
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Even if David's Sporting Goods and Self Defense on Second Street in Jersey City did not exist, the concept might spring from any action film fan's imagination. It's a one-stop shop where you can get your .44 Magnum and nunchucks while your kids check out baseball cards or shoot a Nerf basketball at a hoop next a life-sized cut-out of Arnold Schwarzenegger. And it's all within a warm, friendly atmosphere where customers can enjoy a cup of coffee or Gatorade while watching reruns of old TV shows such as "Baretta" and "Kojak" and looking at the photos of Clint Eastwood and Bruce Lee. The store is an extension of owner David Murray's personality, which might best be described as "interesting."

Rod & Gun Club to host winter trap, skeet leagues
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The North Ottawa Rod and Gun Club has begun registering shooters for its 2007 Winter League trap and skeet shoot. A variety of trap and skeet events are available for entrants including a "Classic" side-by-side and pump action skeet class. The registration fee is $30 for the first event and $10 for each subsequent event chosen. All entrants must be a member of an active gun club. There is a special $30 Winter League membership for non-N.O.R.G.C. entrants.

ATF's New Gun Hotline Snares Another Violent Offender
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David G. Harper, Special Agent in Charge of the New Orleans Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), and Jim Letten, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana, announced today that a Jefferson, La., man has been arrested on federal firearms charges. The ATF Violent Crime Impact Team initiated the investigation after information was received from a caller on ATF's 504-581-GUNS (4867) hotline. The caller reported that Price, a convicted felon, possessed a firearm. It was the second arrest made as a result of a tip received through the hotline, which ATF and the New Orleans Police Department launched Oct. 10 to help New Orleanians report information on firearms-related violent crime.

South Africa: 50 000 firearms destroyed
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Johannesburg - Fifty thousand illegal firearms were destroyed on Thursday, said Gauteng police.

"The firearms destroyed today bring the total to more than 100 000 destroyed within a month," said director Govindsamy Mariemuthoo.

"The consignment consisted of AK47 rifles, shotguns, rifles, pistols and revolvers."

Mariemuthoo said more than 220 000 firearms had been seized in Gauteng in the past three years.

MO: Seven Men Indicted on Federal Firearms Violations
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- United States Attorney Catherine L. Hanaway and Michael Boxler, Special Agent in Charge, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), announced today the indictment of seven individuals for federal firearms criminal violations arising from an ATF undercover operation that occurred in Knox County, Missouri. These individuals were generally indicted for dealing in firearms without a license or for failing to record firearms sales, out of what is known as the Rutledge, Missouri, Flea Market.

Council OKs bills on firearms & curfew Submitted by: Newslinks	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Like a parent administering tough love to a child at risk, City Council yesterday passed legislation that attempts to control firearms and toughens the city's curfew law. Council also approved a ballot question that will ask voters next May to support the creation of a youth commission comprising young people who will advise the mayor and Council on issues affecting kids.