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ABQ homeowner proves why the Second Amendment shall not be infringed
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In Albuquerque, a recent incident has underscored the Second Amendment’s critical importance and citizens’ right to protect their homes and families. The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) apprehended 32-year-old Joseph Rivera following a dramatic sequence of events that ended with Rivera being shot by a homeowner during an attempted burglary.
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KY: Ky Attorney General: Ruling allowing convicted felons right to own guns 'defies ... common sense'
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State and local prosecutors will appeal a Louisville judge's ruling last week that a convicted felon can't be prosecuted on a firearms charge because it violates his Second Amendment rights. Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Melissa Logan Bellows ruled March 13 that it is unconstitutional for prosecutors to move forward with their case against Jecory Lamont Frazier under a state law prohibiting felons from owning a gun because it doesn't outweigh the Second Amendment right that belongs to "all Americans." |
Zombie Guns: Yet Another “Dangerous Loophole”
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Gun owners and gun-rights advocates have had to put up with the creation of a number of fictional loopholes over the past several years, from the so-called gun show loophole to the alleged private sales loophole. Just when we thought things couldn’t get worse, gun banners have created yet another loophole to worry about—the “zombie gun loophole.” |
SAF Files Brief in Biden Admin Pistol Brace Appeal
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The Second Amendment Foundation has filed an Appellant’s Brief in 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in response to the Biden administration’s appeal of SAF’s lower court victory in its challenge of the administration’s “final rule” regarding pistol braces, seeking oral arguments apart from other cases with which the SAF case has been consolidated. The case is known as SAF v. ATF.
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IL: 11 Shot, None Killed in Weekend Violence in Chicago: Police
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For the first time in at least six months, it appears Chicago recorded zero weekend homicides due to gun violence, according to police.
Chicago Police Department data shows 11 people were shot in nine separate shootings over the weekend across the city, but none of them fatally, between 6 p.m. Friday and 11:59 p.m. Sunday. |
Taran Butler Talks Canik's New Combat Pistol at IWA
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A John Wick-level handgun without the John Wick-level price, the new Canik TTI Combat collaboration with Taran Tactical is about as sweet as it gets for the money. While walking the aisles at the recent IWA Outdoor Classic Show in Germany, Guns.com ran into Taran Butler himself and got the background on his Canik collab. Built on a completely new polymer frame designed by Butler, the TTI Combat runs aggressive grip texturing, an integrated flared magwell, a removable aluminum competition magwell, a ported and spiral-fluted barrel, the first compensator seen on a Canik, a diamond cut/flat-faced 90-degree break trigger, fully adjustable sights with a Trijicon SRO cut, and a ton of other standard features – all for an MSRP of $949. |
Washington Post Exposes Problem with Mandatory Gun Storage Laws
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We generally don’t expect to see the Washington Post say anything positive about firearms or law-abiding gun owners, although there are occasional Op-Eds from pro-Second Amendment lawmakers, unbiased researchers and Constitutional scholars, and the like. A March 4 Opinion piece from a former Post staff writer is one of those rare exceptions.
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Polls Show GOP Leading Dems, 49% Say Biden’s Policies Have Hurt Them
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Two new Rasmussen polls show Democrats in trouble with voters, and nearly half of survey respondents to one of the polls say Joe Biden’s policies have hurt them personally. According to Rasmussen, 49 percent of likely voters have felt the pain of Biden’s presidency, while only 28 percent say the president’s policies have helped them and 21 percent say his policies have made no difference in their lives.
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450 Marlin vs 45-70: Answering the Question No One Asked
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When shooters hear the words “guide gun, big game, and lever action rifles” used in the same sentence, most will immediately think of the 45-70 Government. And for good reason too, as the 45-70 was one of the cartridges that won the West and can take down virtually any North American game animal.
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Fetter Ammo Review: Is Russian Shotgun Ammo Any Good?
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If you’ve never heard of Fetter 12 gauge ammo then you aren’t alone, as this is one of the more obscure ammo manufacturers on the market. Made in Russia to help supply the competitive clay shooting sports, Fetter Ammunition produces a wide variety of shotshells loaded with #7-1/2 and #8 shot for competition to 00 buckshot and slugs for home defense.
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LA: Stronger Firearm Preemption Bill Hearing Tomorrow, March 26
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Tomorrow, March 26, at 10:30 a.m., the Louisiana Senate Judiciary C Committee is scheduled to hear Senate Bill 194, an important bill to clarify and strengthen Louisiana’s firearm preemption law. SB 194 prohibits a governing authority of a political subdivision from enacting, or enforcing any ordinance, order, regulation, policy, procedure, rule, or any other form of executive or legislative action more restrictive than state law concerning in any way the manufacture, sale, purchase, possession, carrying, storage, ownership, taxation, transfer, transportation, license, or registration of firearms, ammunition, or components of firearms or ammunition, firearms accessories, knives, edged weapons, or any combination thereof.
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