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CA: Guns Seized From Juveniles After Alleged Prank
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department wants to send a clear message: Guns are not toys and should never be used as such. The warning was put out in response to an alleged prank involving juveniles with loaded weapons. Saturday afternoon, a resident of Canyon Country called the police after seeing two young people in a car with what looked like a rifle.
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Colorado Teachers Arming Up, Anti-gunner Offers Tired Arguments
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A group of Colorado teachers is taking firearms training to provide an extra layer of security for school students, and already an anti-gun organization is trotting out “scare” rhetoric to argue that this is a wrong move.
According to AOL.com news, the group of 17 instructors is taking an three-day course at a Weld County gun range near Denver. The effort will enable these volunteers – all of whom have concealed carry permits – to be first responders in an emergency.
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Gun Control and The Potential of Slaughter
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Last Tuesday, a 66-year-old man from Illinois armed with a semi-automatic assault rifle showed up at a baseball field in Virginia to kill GOP lawmakers and others who were practicing for their annual baseball game. The only police personnel that were at the location were there to provide security for the Republican Whip Rep. Steven Scalise of Louisiana. If they had not been there, there would have been a lot more people shot or killed, according to those who were involved.
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CA: LAPD Forces Anime Expo To Ban All Cosplay Weapon Sales On Show Floor
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Back in May, a heavily armed man was arrested trying to bring several guns, knives, body armor, and other handheld weapons into Phoenix Comic Con. His mission: kill former Green Power Ranger Jason David Frank. No, seriously. Luckily, the man was captured before he could cause any harm, but the incident did result in Phoenix Comic Con banning all cosplay weapons and prop weapons from the convention floor and forcing vendors who sell them to wrap them up, where they needed to remain for the duration of the show.
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Do Right-to-Carry Gun Laws Make States Safer?
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The question of whether armed citizens deter violent crime or exacerbate it has been controversial in academia since at least the mid-1990s—not to mention the debate it continues to fuel in American politics. Conflicting studies have informed polarized lawmakers in the parallel battles over gun regulation. The case for less restrictive gun laws generally boils down to this: Law-abiding citizens have a right to protect themselves and their communities, full stop.
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Tucker Carlson Uses Facts to Brutally Shut Down Gun Control Advocate Who Favors Gun Confiscation
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson took on a gun control advocate on his show Friday over Seattle’s recent gun tax and its apparent failure to quell gun violence, and instead, backfire completely. In 2015, Seattle implemented a “gun violence tax,” which aimed to reduce the amount of gun violence in its city limits. The tax imposed a $25 tax for every firearm purchased and a $.05 tax for every round of ammunition bought within the city limits. The tax has hurt small business owners in the city that own gun stores and has even forced many of them to lay off workers, move to the suburbs or completely shutdown altogether.
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Mountain Man Rendezvous: Oregon Trail Muzzleloaders Meet on The Mountain to Finesse a Deal
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At a mountain man rendezvous a fair trade occurs whenever two people feel pleased with the outcome after bartering for goods or services. And during the Oregon Trail Muzzleloaders’ annual rendezvous on a mountainside near Albion this weekend, a generous amount of supplies of all kinds changed hands — and everyone left smiling. About 150 members from muzzleloader clubs in Idaho and nearby states were expected over the weekend. |
CCW Weekend: Carrying A .22 Long Rifle For Self-Defense
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Most people think the .22LR is best reserved for plinking or shooting small game. You know, squirrel rifles or mouse guns. Granted, there is the old saw that “a hit with a .22LR is better than a miss with a .44 Magnum” or “any gun is better than none,” both of which are true. It’s also true that the typical carry calibers -.380 through .45ACP – are the preferred calibers for good reason. |
IL: Trap Shooters Compete in Local Tournament
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Tucked in the middle of the woods in the farm country of Durand, Illinois is where you'll find the training ground and playing ground fora sport that requires years of hands-on experience to master - trap shooting. It's a sport that requires the proper uniform, equipment, athletic ability, and years of practice. Some of these shooters have been perfecting the craft for more than 40 years. Every trap shooter has their origin story. |
Strict California Gun Control Impotent as UPS Gunman Uses Stolen Firearms
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California has universal background checks, gun registration requirements, gun confiscation laws, a ten-day waiting period on gun purchases, an “assault weapons” ban, a “good cause” requirement for concealed carry, and a high-profile shooting that garners national attention two or three times a year. The latest occurred on June 14 in San Francisco, where a UPS employee pulled out a gun during “a company meeting” and opened fire, killing three innocents.
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Gun Dealer Sees His Inventory as "Art"
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It might not be a Picasso or a Rembrandt, but to Terry Bast guns are works of art. Bast, a lifelong resident of Edwardsville, has recently opened a new business called Goshen Guns. The shop is located at 214 South Main St. and Bast enthusiastically shares the history of his inventory of weapons, some dating back to the early 1800s.
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NE: Omaha Police Plan Fireworks, Gun Amnesty Day
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The Omaha Police Department wants to remind city residents that the Fourth of July is the last day this season to legally use consumer fireworks. The department will be hosting a metro area fireworks-gun amnesty day on July 8 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for those would like to properly dispose of fireworks or guns they have in their possession. All fireworks, ammunition and guns will be accepted with no questions asked.
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Seattle Gun Tax Another Gun Control Failure
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Maybe Seattle City Councilman Tim Burgess thought of the adage that when you tax something you get less of it when in 2015 he sought to fight gun crime by introducing a bill placing a $25 tax on every gun sold and a 5-cent tax on every bullet sold. There is another adage he forgot, and a true one -- more guns mean less crime.
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FL: Tampa Police Call Gunfire at Adventure Island Accidental Discharge
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A physical altercation in the parking lot at Adventure Island led to a gun being discharged accidentally, according to the Tampa Police Department. An Uber driver refused to allow two potential passengers to enter his car because they were wet, which led to a verbal altercation, according to a release from TPD. The altercation then turned physical, at which point the Uber driver grabbed a gun as a measure of self-defense.
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Last Chance Handgunners Hosts Competition
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Saturday was a 3-gun match, meaning the competitor had to show their skill with different types of guns, for example a combination of rifles, pistols, and shot guns. The guns used were semi-automatic and manual operated. "My favorite part is the opportunity to hang out with friends and family it’s a great excuse to come out with my brother, my son and family whom I see at the range, we have a great time”, said Austin Hecker, Vice President last chance hand gunners.
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NY County DA: National Reciprocity Helps Islamic State
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On Sunday, New York County District Attorney Cy Vance suggested Republican efforts to pass national reciprocity for concealed permit holders helps the Islamic State. Speaking about Rep. Richard Hudson’s (R-NC) national reciprocity legislation–HR 38–Vance said, “this bill is supported, I’m sure, by ISIS.” Vance said these things during an interview on AM 970 and the The Hill quoted Vance, saying, “It would be completely legal for a person to bring a loaded gun or guns in New York as long as it was legal to possess them in the person’s home state. A guy from Idaho, where there’s no permitting requirement whatsoever, could carry his gun into New York city loaded, into Times Square.”
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TX: Texas Knifeworks and Guns Expands Location
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Although Texas Knifeworks and Guns has been one of the areas’s leading independent firearms and knife dealers in Wichita Falls for the past seven years, the main shop recently added an accessories store next door. The knife, gun and accessories store doubled its square footage when it purchased an adjacent building at the dealer’s primary location at 4708 K-Mart Drive. With the added space, a growing line of knives and shooting accessories will make up its own location.
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First Gear: Suarez International Glock Slides
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This is a big fat grin day for First Gear: We’ve got something to share that we think has almost no chance of going astray in “recommendation” terms. If you spot the weasel words in there, good on you: We concede that we haven’t shot this yet. But so many things look to have been done correctly right out of the blocks, that the likelihood of problems seems to us asymptotically close to zero.
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First Look: Hogue Flat Dark Earth Gear Bag
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Hogue expanded its lineup of gear bags to include a number of options in the popular flat dark earth finish, giving shooters the opportunity to have gun cases and gear packs that are finished in the color necessary for their success in the field. Hogue took a different approach with their line of gear accessories. Rather than rebranding another company's bag, Hogue launched its own division of textile creators and tries to provide high-quality gear that is proven through design and field testing. Each bag and gun case sold by the company is made in the USA and is checked for quality.
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