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RI: Glocester Considers Second Amendment Sanctuary Status
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Glocester, on Thursday, became the sixth western Rhode Island location to hold a Second Amendment Sanctuary City town council hearing. There was plenty of discussion leading up to it on the very active Glocester Facebook group and the Town Hall was packed – 84 people in the meeting room with as many, if not more, unable to find a seat gathered outside in the hallway.
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Hypocrite Alert: Gillibrand Admits She Never Truly Believed In The 2A
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Sen Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) recently came out with a proposal to "end gun violence." In her plan, she called for the typical points ant-gunners love to cling to. She wants to establish universal background checks; create a federal law against trafficking guns; reestablish an assault weapons ban; ban bump stocks (hello, that's already been done) and "large-capacity" magazines.
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WV: Six West Virginia State Parks to Have Controlled Hunts in 2019
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The West Virginia State Park system conduct controlled hunts in six state parks this fall. State Parks Chief Sam England recently unveiled plans for the hunts this fall, five of which will be bow hunting only and the sixth park will allow for hunting with a bow or muzzleloader. “They’ll be on the last Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of October through the second week of November,” England said. “There will be three date opportunities to apply at six parks.”
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Anti-Gun Radicals are On a Misguided Mission
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After reading an article that praised the efforts of radical anti-gun activist Shannon Watts and her attempt to leverage the irrational gun-fear of Levis's executives, it was clear that Watts's focus is severely misguided. To the anti-gun crowd, violating the rights of their fellow citizens is "success," regardless of the number of people left unarmed and helpless in the wake of their feel-good crusade. |
IN: Rep. Susan Brooks- Bill would Remove Guns from Those Who Pose a Threat
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As we reflect on National Police Week, which ended Saturday, let’s provide our law enforcement across the country every tool possible to prevent senseless acts of gun violence from harming or claiming the lives of innocent people, including our law enforcement officers. Children are frequently asked the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” The answer for Timothy “Jake” Laird from Noblesville was always the same. He dreamed of becoming a police officer.
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Gun Control Must be Central Theme for Democratic Candidates in 2020
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For decades, senseless gun violence has scarred our country physically, emotionally, and financially. The failure of our elected officials to create change through policymaking has allowed gun violence to terrorize our communities, from schools to places of worship to workplaces. Indeed, we were again reminded this month of just how little progress our leaders have made on gun control. Just weeks after the 20th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting, two people entered another school in Colorado and fatally shot one student and severely injured eight others.
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Do Heavy Bullets Cause Rifle Groups To Widen?
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A reader submitted a question about heavier bullets in reloads possibly causing rifle groups to widen.
Q: When I’m not on the firing line, the rest of my spare time is spent at the reloading bench and I’ve run across an odd anomaly I hope you can help me with. When I go to heavier match-grade bullets with a slightly improved ballistic coefficient, my rifle’s groups seem to widen. Any idea why?
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American Outdoor Brands Corp (AOBC) Expected to Post Quarterly Sales of $165.20 Million
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Equities research analysts expect American Outdoor Brands Corp (NASDAQ:AOBC) to announce sales of $165.20 million for the current fiscal quarter, according to Zacks. Two analysts have provided estimates for American Outdoor Brands’ earnings. The highest sales estimate is $170.10 million and the lowest is $160.30 million. American Outdoor Brands posted sales of $172.03 million in the same quarter last year, which suggests a negative year-over-year growth rate of 4%. The firm is scheduled to announce its next earnings results on Wednesday, June 19th.
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Hunting- Getting a Turkey in Heavily Hunted Areas Often Requires a Different Approach
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Preseason scouting is paramount to early season success, but in heavily hunted areas, all that hard effort soon goes by the wayside. Despite weeks of preparation, turkey hunters are forced to “go in cold” in hopes their acumen will carry the day. Such was the case for me as Maine’s spring season entered its second week. I’d scouted 17 flocks before the season opener, learned their routines and had high hopes. By the end of the first week, most of those birds had been tagged, processed and quite possibly consumed. It was now a matter of picking up scraps fallen from the turkey table, often backwoods birds that the more casual roadside scouting missions never reveal.
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Found in Seattle: Solution to Drive-By Shootings?
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Responding to a trio of drive-by shootings along a Seattle street since last fall, socialist City Councilwoman Kshama Sawant has offered a solution: raised flower beds and speed bumps on the street.
According to KING5 News, the local NBC affiliate, Sawant called for “common sense gun measures” including a ban on semi-automatic firearms.
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TX: Person in Bridgeport Fires Back at Shooter in Self-Defense
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The driver of a vehicle was arrested in the city late Thursday night after opening fire into a small group of people, according to police officials. The incident happened in the area of Taft Avenue around 11 p.m. Thursday, police spokesman Terron Jones said on Saturday. Although the shooter’s bullets didn’t hit anyone, another person — who holds a valid pistol permit — returned fire at the shooter, Jones said. |
TN: Shooter Acted in Self-defense, Two people Dead
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Chattanooga Police Department says no charges will be filed for the man who shot and killed two people Saturday night. Officials say the shooter 25-year-old Cameron Denton appears to have acted in self defense. Police say they arrived to 6700 block of Ardis Lane after reports of shooting.
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Vermont: Action Needed – Gun Ownership Delay Legislation Heads to the Governor
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Yesterday, the Vermont House passed firearms waiting period legislation S.169 by an 82 to 58 vote. Having now passed both the Senate and the House, S.169 will now head to the desk of Governor Phil Scott for his consideration. It is very important that NRA Members and Second Amendment supporters contact Governor Scott at 802-828-333 or by email and politely urge him to VETO S.169 when it gets to his desk. |
First Look: Matador Arms Mag-X P320 Magazine Block
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The popularity of AR-style firearms in centerfire pistol calibers has greatly increased in the past few years, thanks to a variety of reasons. As 9mm ammunition is less-expensive than centerfire rifle rounds and also can be shot with less recoil, shooters have taken to AR-style pistol-caliber carbines for competition, self-defense and range use. This new boom led to many new accessories designed to allow AR owners to make use of different magazines to feed these popular platforms. |
Glock 31 Gun: All You Need To Know About this Powerful Pistol
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In the early 1990s, a handful of calibers emerged to challenge the nine-millimeter as the dominant semi-automatic handgun round. One of these, the .357 Sig, is the caliber of choice for the Glock 31 pistol. The Glock 31 is the company’s offering for those into high velocity or long distance handgun shooting. The G31 also comes with a large magazine capacity, making it an excellent self-defense or duty sidearm. |
Trump Admin. & Pro-Gun Others Lend Support on Pending Supreme Court Case
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As NRA-ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox reported in March, the U.S. Supreme Court has taken up a challenge by an NRA state affiliate to a New York City gun control scheme that effectively prohibits lawfully licensed handgun owners from leaving the city with their own firearms. The plaintiffs in the case have raised a number of objections to the regime, the foremost of which is that it violates the Second Amendment. The case is New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. New York City. |
RI: Exeter to Discuss 2nd Amendment Sanctuary
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Following a request made by Rhode Island State Senator Elaine Morgan that towns declare themselves “Second Amendment Sanctuaries,” the Exeter Town Council will be taking up the issue at its next meeting, where a discussion and possible vote on a resolution will take place. Last week, Morgan–whose district includes Hopkinton, Charlestown, Richmond, West Greenwich and Exeter–sent letters to the councils and police chiefs in the towns she represents, urging them to make the declaration that police departments have the right to “exercise sound discretion when enforcing laws impacting the rights of citizens under the second amendment.” |
NE: Mountain Lion Hunting Season Planned for 2020 in Northwest Nebraska
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On the heels of Nebraska’s second mountain lion hunting season, state officials have started preparing for a third hunt next year. The Game and Parks Commission announced proposed regulation changes for the 2020 season on Friday. A public hearing on the proposal is set for June 21 at a commission meeting in Alma, Nebraska. Sam Wilson, the manager of the agency’s furbearer and carnivore program, said the changes largely involve housekeeping items, such as changing dates to match the 2020 calendar and clarifying the requirements for inspection of animals killed during the hunt.
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The Latest: Swiss Voters Back Tighter Gun Laws
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Swiss voters have approved a measure to tighten the Alpine nation’s gun laws, bringing the country in line with many of its European partners despite the objections of local gun owners, Swiss media reported, citing official results. Switzerland’s public broadcaster said more than 63% of voters nationwide agreed to align with European Union firearms rules adopted two years ago after deadly attacks in France, Belgium, Germany and Britain.
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