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CBS News Wants Guns for Them, but Not for You
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I missed these details at first. A news crew was the victim of a recent robbery attempt. This was a video crew from the local CBS affiliate in San Francisco. The crew was protected by an armed guard. This is interesting because CBS condemned ordinary citizens for being armed. The network said it is unwise for you or me to have a gun to protect our family while CBS protected their camera equipment with armed guards.
I love the smell of hypocrisy in the morning. |
OK: Legislators Talk About Health, 'Constitutional Carry' Measure
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Oklahoma legislators have returned to work, and House and Senate members have been introducing and listening new bills since early February. As part of the Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce's monthly Legislative Focus, several local legislators visited the Tahlequah Armory Municipal Center Friday to discuss work being done at the state capitol.
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CO: Pueblo Lawmakers Undecided on Gun Bill
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Pueblo-area state lawmakers haven’t made up their minds about the contentious “red flag” bill that would let police temporarily confiscate guns from someone acting in a dangerous way towards others or themselves. The state House debated House Bill 1177 for 10 hours before the majority Democrats passed it on a voice vote late Friday evening. It will likely be back for final consideration and a final vote on Monday. |
Blast from the Past: Proof Found That Brady Campaign Still Exists!
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Nostalgia gripped gun owners this week as longtime foe the Brady Campaign managed to garner a few measly headlines in the media landscape they once commanded so ably. As it happens, the Brady Campaign has decided to undergo another rebranding effort and will now go by simply “Brady.” For those counting, this is the fourth different name for the outmoded handgun prohibition organization. |
NE: Douglas County Officials Push for Fake Gun Legislation Through LB 198
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State lawmakers consider a bill in the legislature, LB 198, which would hold people accountable in crimes where a fake gun is used. Right now, there’s no charge if a fake firearm is used. Fake firearms previously used include BB guns, pellet guns or even toys. Douglas County Attorney Don Klein told 6 News he has testified before in front of lawmakers, pushing for a change. This year, though, he wants to see LB 198 pass. |
First Look: Real Avid AR-15 Armorer's Master Kit
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Loaded with all the tools needed for a range of wrenching scenarios on any AR-15, the Real Avid AR-15 Armorer's Master Kit is purpose-built to provide fan's of America's most-popular modern sporting rifle with a go-to resource for modifying or maintaining their guns. With this kit, Real Avid aims to make it easier than ever for consumers to build or update their guns with the latest components from today's firearm manufacturers. |
ID: Lewis and Clark Trader Gun Show Kicks off in Pocatello
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The much anticipated Lewis and Clark Trader Gun Show kicked off today in Pocatello. The event has been going on for decades and attracts 100’s people, today was no different.
Paul and Steve Snider, coordinators for the Lewis and Clark Trader Gun Show, have been doing this event for more than 30 years totally to over 800 shows. But, it’s something these brothers can’t get enough of.
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Anti-gun Dems Pass Rights-Delaying ‘Waiting Period’ Measure
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One day after pushing through their “universal background check” bill, House Democrats passed on a 228-198 vote another measure that extends the allowable waiting period for a background check confirmation to 10, and possibly 20 days.
Immediately, the National Rifle Association’s Chris Cox issued a blistering statement. |
WV: Locals Attend Fairmont Gun Show
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Doors opened for the Fairmont gun show at 9 a.m. this morning in the Marion County National Guard Army Building.
The event was open to anyone and offered people arms for self-defense and sport, along with stun guns and pepper spray. As attendees checked out the large collection of firearms, they also had the chance to stop and check out a train car robbery booth in the middle of the event. |
NM: Time to Pass a Gun Access Prevention Law in NM
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In light of recent mass shootings, gun control has become the center of attention in American politics. While many argue that guns are an American freedom and privilege, in the wrong hands they can be fatal. Ever since Parkland, the movement to change gun laws has caught the attention of students across the nation. New Mexican teens have become aware of our state’s lenient background check laws and gun show loophole that allows abusers to purchase a gun from a private seller, no questions asked. |
West Virginia: Campus Carry Passes House, On to Senate
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On February 27th, 2019 the West Virginia state House of Delegates passed House Bill 2519 by a vote of 59-41 to ensure that law-abiding adults are not stripped of their right to self-defense when they cross an arbitrary boundary onto a college campus. Earlier on the same day, HB 2519 was motioned to be referred to the House Rules Committee. Despite that delay, HB 2519 returned to the floor in time for a vote and will now go to the state Senate Judiciary Committee for further consideration. Please contact committee members and urge them to SUPPORT HB 2519. Click the “Take Action” button below to contact committee members. |
Global Gun and Accessories Market 2019: Colt Manufacturing, Remington, Boberg Arms
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Global Gun and Accessories Market Report 2019 is a comprehensive accumulation of vital insights based on the global Gun and Accessories industry. The report presents extensive cognition of the market by explaining each influential facet such as Gun and Accessories market size, share, industry environment, marketplaces, and competition. Historical and present occurrences in the Gun and Accessories market are also studied in the report to provide precise futuristic estimations for sales volume, revenue, growth rate, and profitability of the market. |
IL: Big Crowd Turns Out to Hear Speakers Talk About Preserving Gun Rights
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The Fraternal Order of Eagles hall on North Fifth Street was packed Saturday with a crowd of people concerned about protecting their Second Amendment right to bear arms. The occasion was a "town hall" hosted by the Illinois State Rifle Association -- one of about 30 such sessions taking place across the state to inform gun owners about perceived threats to their right to own, carry, use and sell firearms. |
CO: ‘Red Flag Bill’ Gets Preliminary Approval, Moves Forward
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The Colorado House of Representatives passed the so-called Red Flag Bill which would allow a court to take guns away from someone who might hurt themselves or others. The House gave the bill a preliminary approval Friday night. The bill is named after Douglas County Deputy Zachary Parish, who was shot and killed by a man who was mentally unstable.
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NM: Albuquerque Gun Show Ad Tries to Capitalize on Controversial Gun Proposals
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A local gun show advertisement is capitalizing on two controversial proposals to tighten firearms sales background checks in New Mexico. An ad created by the New Mexico Gun Collectors Association promoting this weekend's gun show says it could be a person's "last chance" to buy a gun before New Mexicans Second Amendment rights are stripped by state lawmakers. KRQE News 13 was told we were not allowed inside the private event, but we did catch up with people outside the state-owned venue who say Democrat state lawmakers are overstepping boundaries.
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KY: Kentucky Lawmakers Approve NRA-Backed Concealed Carry Bill
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Kentucky lawmakers sided with a powerful gun-rights organization Friday in approving a bill to let people carry a concealed handgun without a permit or training. The measure, backed by the National Rifle Association, sparked impassioned debate in the House that veered between gun ownership rights and fears of more gun violence. The bill won final passage on a 60-37 vote and goes to Republican Gov. Matt Bevin.
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Dems Crow About H.R. 8 Passage, but May Soon Eat Crow
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House Democrats are crowing about their passage Wednesday of H.R. 8, the so-called “Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019,” but they may soon be eating crow because the White House has already stated that if the measure reaches the president’s desk, his advisors will recommend a veto.
It’s really all about playing to their far-left base, in preparation for the 2020 elections so Democrats can campaign on the argument that Republicans will have “blocked common-sense gun safety legislation.” |
Policing For Profit: How Civil Asset Forfeiture Has Perverted American Law Enforcement
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Picture this: You’re driving home from the casino and you've absolutely cleaned up – to the tune of $50,000. You see a police car pull up behind you, but you can’t figure out why. Not only have you not broken any laws, you’re not even speeding. But the police officer doesn’t appear to be interested in charging you with a crime. Instead, he takes your gambling winnings, warns you not to say anything to anyone unless you want to be charged as a drug kingpin, then drives off into the sunset. |
WA: Patriot Prayer Leads "Free Billy Wilson Rally"
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A rally to support the driver of a pickup truck who sped through a crowd of protesters in 2017 was organized and held in Vancouver Saturday afternoon. The "Free Billy Wilson Rally," organized by Patriot Prayer and 3% of Washington, began at 1 p.m. outside of the Clark County Courthouse in Vancouver. A few dozen people waving flags gathered at the courthouse. It was over shortly after 2 p.m.
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The Year for Carrying Constitutionally
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If readers haven’t been following the pro-freedom news lately, it’s easy to miss that a number of states have passed a unique, welcome, necessary reform: constitutional carry. One gun rights lobbyist in Iowa announced that this was a hot issue this year, even though an Iowa legislative committee had stalled on its passage. Constitutional carry is carrying a lot of weight this year. Yet still the stigma remains that it’s dangerous, foolish to allow law-abiding citizens to carry a firearm, whether open or concealed, and without having to obtain a permit.
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CBS News Wants Guns for Them.. But Not for You ~ VIDEO
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I missed these details at first. A TV news crew was the victim of a recent robbery attempt. This was a video crew from the local CBS affiliate in San Francisco. The crew was protected by an armed guard. This is interesting because CBS condemned ordinary citizens for being armed. The network said it is unwise for you or me to have a gun for self-defense of our family while CBS protected their camera equipment with armed guards. I love the smell of hypocrisy in the morning.
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SD: Legislature to Debate Industrial Hemp, Guns in the Capitol
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South Dakota lawmakers plan to debate bills this week to allow industrial hemp cultivation, let people bring concealed handguns into the Capitol and set the state's official indigenous language. The Legislature returns Monday to Pierre. The Senate floor may be the last stop for a high-profile bill to legalize industrial hemp before it reaches Gov. Kristi Noem. The Republican governor has asked lawmakers not pass such a bill this year. |
CA: Economics, Pot and Guns: Ventura's Got it All on Monday Night
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A lot of projects were put on hold last year in Ventura as the city staff spent a significant amount of time focusing on rebuilding part of a community destroyed in the Thomas Fire. With that process moving along, the staff has returned to other issues that had necessarily been relegated to the back burner. Several are on tap Monday night, when the City Council will consider hiring a consultant to boost economic development, a policy on marijuana delivery services and an ordinance on firearms sales and businesses. |
CA: Unique California Program Still Has Backlog in Illegal Guns
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A uniquely California program investigated a record number of people who no longer are allowed to own firearms, yet the underlying backlog remains nearly the same as a year ago, state Attorney General Xavier Becerra said Friday. He blamed an increase in gun possessions and too few special agents, despite an infusion of $24 million in recent years, and said his office may always have a problem clearing cases unless agents get raises that bring their salaries more in line with other law enforcement agencies. |
Longtime Outdoor Writer Covey Bean Dies at 81: 'Hunting and Fishing was His Life'
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For 24 years, Covey Bean regaled readers of The Oklahoman with hunting and fishing tales. “Hunting and fishing was his life,” former outdoors television personality Don Wallace said of Covey, who died Friday at the age of 81. Covey retired from The Oklahoman in 2001 after writing about the outdoors since 1977. He started his career at the newspaper in 1969 and covered a myriad of important stories such as the Star Elementary School explosion and Ronald Reagan’s visit to the state. He even served as the newspaper’s city editor at one time.
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Black Guns Matter Founder Says Conservatives Should Reach out to Potential Allies in Inner Cities
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African-American guns rights activist Maj Toure says conservatives have to do a better job of appealing people in urban communities. His remarks came Thursday during an interview with National Rifle Association board member Willes Lee at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) near Washington. As the founder of Black Guns Matter -- a group that educates people in urban communities on their Second Amendment rights through firearms training and education -- Toure said inner-city Americans have been left out of the conversation when it comes to gun rights. |
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