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Fresno County Tops Cal. CCW Numbers, But State Still Trails Washington
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Buried in a Fresno Bee story about the number of active concealed carry permits in Fresno County, thanks to a female county sheriff who thinks bad guys should be kept guessing, is a revelation that the entire state of California, with many times the population of Washington, trails the Evergreen State when it comes to lawful concealed carry.
Sheriff Margaret Mims, according to the Crime Prevention Research Center, has encouraged county residents to get carry permits since she was first elected in 2006. She is not a proponent of open carry, however. |
History of 9x21mm IMI Ammo
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Introduced in 1980, the 9x21mm IMI was a creation between the Franco Benvenuti agency of Italy and Israel Military Industries (IMI). Many countries, including Italy and most of the European Union, have banned the use of all military ammunition, such as the 9mm Parabellum. In order to circumvent gun control measures, the collaborative effort to create a substitute ammunition was seen as a good resolution and would allow civilians to own and use a powerful cartridge without fear of repercussions. |
Oregon: Initiative Filed to Restrict Self-Defense
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On July 18th, Initiative Petition 40 was filed in Oregon to restrict the Second Amendment rights of law abiding adults by imposing a broad, one-size-fits-all method of storing firearms. This egregious attack on our freedoms uses virtually the same language as the failed Initiative Petition 44 from 2018 as well as the same provisions from Senate Bill 978 that did not pass during the 2019 legislative session. |
Background Checks Fail to Keep Criminals Unarmed
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You hear the same call for action in the wake of almost every tragedy involving a firearm: “We need background checks,” the gun haters say. “It’s a cure-all that will wipe out all such crime in our country.” So about 20 years ago, the anti-gun crowd no doubt whooped when the National Instant Criminal Background Checks System (NICS) was created. “Finally, we’ll have no more crime involving guns,” they said. |
Hunting/fishing: Kentucky long rifle originated in Pennsylvania
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Barrie Miller, a muzzleloader gun builder from of Lafayette Hill, is an eclectic craftsman who likes to start with a classic gun kit and swap parts of the original with hardware, shapes and qualities that he prefers more. "I like flash pans that are pear-shaped" said Miller, who worked for many years as a re-enactor at Daniel Boone Homestead. "I think their shape directs the powder to the touch hole better. So if I am building a gun from the Allentown, Reading or York School of gunmaking, I use parts I like better than the original. |
MI: Michigan House Republicans Look to Reduce Penalties for Gun License Violations
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Gun rights supporters in the Michigan House are working to decriminalize certain firearm-related offenses as part of a larger effort to roll back regulations on gun ownership and use in the state. House Republicans named protecting second amendment rights as one of its top priorities this session. So far, many of the gun-related bills taken up for hearings focus on reducing existing penalties for violating Michigan’s current gun laws or removing restrictions on certain gun use.
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New Zealanders Hand Over 10,000-Plus Guns and Weapons Parts in Buy-Back Scheme
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New Zealanders have handed over more than 10,000 guns, weapons parts and accessories in the first week of a buy-back scheme prompted by the country's worst peacetime mass shooting, police figures released on Sunday (Jul 21) show. A gun reform law passed in April banned most semi-automatic firearms, parts that convert firearms into semi-automatics, magazines over a certain capacity and some shotguns. |
The Left Wants Control But They Can’t Get The Guns
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The right to keep and bear was written into The Bill of Rights as Amendment #2, but that doesn’t mean people won’t try to violate it. Unfortunately, our fight is against fellow Americans who think they know what is best for everyone. Their fear of what they don’t understand and their lust for government control sends them down a destructive ideological path, which trades individual freedom for passive obedience.
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ME: Maine Senator Backs Funding Conservation Through Hunting
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Maine's independent senator is getting behind a proposal to continue funding wildlife conservation through money generated by hunting and sport shooting. Sen. Angus King is joining a push to modernize the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act of 1937. The act allows for tax revenue from the sale of shooting and archery equipment to pay for hunter education and wildlife conservation. |
NE: Hunting Permits for Big Game Go On Sales Aug. 5
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Permits for big game hunting will go on sale at any Nebraska Game and Parks Commission office or online beginning at 1 p.m. Central on Aug. 5. Residents, nonresidents and eligible landowners may purchase remaining 2019 deer and antelope permits. Residents and eligible landowners may purchase remaining elk permits. These permits will be available through the end of big game seasons. |
MS: Mississippi Man Sentenced for Part in International Gun-Running Scheme
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A Mississippi man has been sentenced to almost six years in prison after pleading guilty March 28 in U.S. District Court in Jackson to illegally shipping guns to London, England. Maurice Taylor, 33, of Vicksburg, was sentenced to 70 months by Senior U.S. District Court Judge Tom S. Lee at a sentencing hearing Thursday. He was charged with conspiring to violate the Arms Export Control Act and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, according to U.S. Attorney Mike Hurst. |
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