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MI: USA trap team wins conference title
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The Unionville-Sebewaing Area trapshooting team recently took home its first conference championship hardware.
The Patriots took first place in the Michigan State High School Clay Target League Conference 4, beating out Hemlock, Reading, Marine City, Big Rapids, Reese and Unity Christian.
"This was really big for the team this year," said head coach Aaron Holdwick. "Last year, we actually finished last in the conference. To go from last to first was a very big accomplishment. We had more than half of our team that were returning shooters and they really stepped up their game this year."
USA finished with weekly scores of 448, 407, 347.5, 381, and 374, for a total of 1,958.
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FL: Sheriff: Wife kills husband in self-defense
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A Winter Haven man is dead after being shot and killed Friday morning by his wife with his own gun.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said the investigation is in its initial stages, but that it appears the shooting was in self-defense.
Judd held a press conference Friday afternoon in front of the home on the 1800 block of 6th Street Southeast in Winter Haven. |
PA: Wilkinsburg PA Shooting, Intruder Fatally Shot In Head
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KDKA TV 2 (CBS) reports 05-01-19 in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania a local man was shot and killed while allegedly trying to force his way into a Franklin Avenue home around 6:30 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Inspector Andrew Schurman of Allegheny County Police. said “From what we’re piecing together at this point, this is possibly some type of robbery or dispute in which the individual who perished was trying to force his way into the residence.”
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TX: Journalists Stretching the Truth…Again
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Journalists who have become mouthpieces for gun control groups have loudly declared victory over the NRA following the recent adjournment of the Texas Legislature. They announced the resounding “defeat” with Texas legislators adding funds to the 2020-2021 budget for the Department of Public Safety to establish and promote a statewide safe gun storage campaign. Since the mainstream media won’t, let’s set the record straight. |
USCCA Concealed Carry Expo Scam Warning
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Delta Defense, LLC and the USCCA, Inc. do not sell or otherwise provide the Concealed Carry Expo 2019 attendee registration list to any third parties. Neither Delta nor USCCA has partnered with or authorized anyone to sell or otherwise distribute the 2019 Concealed Carry Expo attendee registration list.
It has come to our attention that there is a company and/or companies contacting exhibitors in attempts to sell access to the attendee list. These companies have even been using our logo in their emails. |
Disputed Facts in the Gun Debate
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The gun debate is difficult for many reasons. It is often an emotional issue. Unfortunately, there isn’t one gun debate, but perhaps dozens of “gun debates.” Even the questions that seem simple are difficult to answer well.
Are guns too easy to get? Does a firearm in your home put you at greater risk? How often do ordinary citizens defend themselves with a firearm? A simple answer is easy to find.. and often wrong. There are questions hidden within questions as we look for the truth. |
The Second Amendment Tech Threat
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Mark Oliva, Second Amendment advocate and public-affairs director of the National Shooting Sports Foundations, called Salesforce’s anti-firearm ultimatum a “corporate-policy virtue signal” that discriminates against gun owners. “It is a very chilling effect when a company as large as Salesforce puts out a policy like this,” Oliva stated. Then again, he added, “A policy like this is not surprising from a company based in that part of the country.” |
NY: Legislature Attempting to Moot Supreme Court Review of NYC Law
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On Wednesday, the Senate Codes Committee passed S.6151 (Kavanaugh) on a 9 to 4 vote. This legislation is a desperate attempt to moot United States Supreme Court review of New York City’s unconstitutional firearm travel laws in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. v. City of New York. The Supreme Court has already rejected New York City’s effort to moot the case by offering to amend its current regulation. Now, suddenly, there is a second effort to stop the Supreme Court from hearing this case by changing New York State penal law. |
CO: Former Colorado Governor Hickenlooper Call for Licensing a Howler
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Former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper is holding himself out as a centrist and a problem-solver. Well, that’s nowhere close to the truth when it comes to Second Amendment issues. He lines up with most of the so-called “mainstream” of the Democratic Party.
In the wake of the tragic mass shootings in an Aurora, Colorado movie theater and a Newtown, Connecticut elementary school, Hickenlooper signed a lot of anti-Second Amendment legislation into law. This included a law setting an arbitrary cap on magazine capacity – although the bill in question was 15 rounds instead of 10. Like we’re supposed to be grateful for that. Take a gander at the Duncan decision before you give Hickenlooper any credit on this one. |
NV: Police: East valley intruder killed in self defense
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Las Vegas Metropolitan police said an intruder was killed in self defense after breaking into an east valley home Friday afternoon.
According to police, officers were called to the 4700 block of Marnell Drive, near East Harmon Avenue and South Mountain Vista Street, about 12:08 p.m. Officers had received calls about a possible robbery in a residential area. |
A Closer Look at Federal Funding for “Gun Violence” Research
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To get an idea of how much such research is funded at the federal level, we queried the Federal RePORTER database, which lists allocation and recipient data for grants from 18 federal departments and agencies – a subset of potential funding overall, but a starting point nonetheless. Looking at FY2018 and searching on the phrase gun* or firearm*, we found 86 projects across three entities – the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Science Foundation (NSF), and Veterans Administration (VA) – totaling $43 million. Perhaps not as much as some would like, but certainly not representative of “abandoned efforts.” |
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