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AWR Hawkins: Trump’s Pick for SCOTUS Could End Gun Control Debate
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AWR talks with Breitbart Legal Editor Ken Klukowski on this week’s Bullets with AWR Hawkins. The two discuss Klukowski’s recent article pinpointing President Trump’s process of filling the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) vacancy. Listen now to hear who Klukowski thinks the final three candidates may be for the position, his explanation of how crucial the pick will be for gun rights, and how with the right justice, the gun control debate could end for good. |
NH and Maine Lawmakers Want Assault-Style Rifles Sales to Stop at Kittery Trading Post
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Three Maine lawmakers are asking a Kittery store to stop selling assault-style rifles. The Democratic lawmakers wrote a letter to Kittery Trading Post, asking the store to restrict gun sales and to discontinue sales of what the lawmakers said are assault-style rifles. The letter was written by Deane Rykerson, Lydia Blume, and Patty Hymanson — who represent York and Kittery — alongside others from Maine and New Hampshire. "Your store to us has been a symbol of a good business that is involved in the community and the area in which it does business," said the lawmakers in the letter. |
Arkansas School Safety: Guns R Us
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As predicted last Friday in an account of a draft report, the Hutchinson-appointed School Safety Commission put an armed person at every school at the top of its recommendations. The governor had a press event today to praise the fine work of his appointees. He insisted there'd be no unfunded mandates on school districts. (I wondered if that included his promise to raise beginning teacher pay? Will the state finance that, too?) |
KY: Oldham County Home Security Cameras Catch Men Stealing Gun Safe
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An Oldham County homeowner is hoping home security video will help police make an arrest. The homeowner said two men broke into his garage and stole a safe full of guns. Jason, who asked to be identified by his first name only, said he got an alert on his phone from the security system. "You pull up the video instantly and we were able to see people that didn't belong here," he said. |
Twitter Users Call for Walmart Boycott Over ‘Impeach 45’ Clothes
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Twitter users have been calling for a Walmart boycott after seeing “Impeach 45” baby clothes for sale in the online store. The company has been selling apparel from the third-party vendor Old Glory that contains the phrase, which refers to 45th President Donald Trump. Some of the other slogans on Old Glory clothes include “Girls just wanna have guns,” “I’m so lit” and “Team Jesus,” to name a few. |
4th of July on Shooting USA – Cowboy Fast Draw Championship
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Celebrate your Independence with the shootout sport that Hollywood created, the Cowboy Fast Draw World Championship from Fallon, Nevada, with the best who can draw and thumb a single action six-gun in a fraction of a second. Plus, Honored American Veterans Afield celebrates 10 years of helping wounded vets get back to the range.
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Softness In Firearms Sales Reflects Typical ‘Ebb And Flow’
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Firearms sales are down halfway through the year, presenting another challenge for an industry that has dealt with bad publicity in the form of mass shootings, public protests and well-known retailers altering or stopping their gun sales. Sales of firearms totaled 2.8 million units in the first half of 2018, down 1.6 percent compared to the same period a year ago, according to SGB Media’s sister company SSI Data. In dollars, sales are down 4.9 percent.
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MO: Missouri Supreme Court Shoots Down Captive Deer Hunting Operations
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The state’s highest court bucked Missouri’s captive deer hunting industry Tuesday, saying the state government has a right to regulate the companies in order to control a deadly brain disease affecting the animals. The case involved the owners of hunting preserves who challenged regulations imposed by the Missouri Department of Conservation in 2014 that attempted to crack down on the spread of chronic wasting disease by limiting the importation of deer and elk into the state. |
More Self-Defense Gun Stories
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Responsible gun owners defended themselves, but you didn't hear it in the news. Instructor David Cole joins host Rob Morse to talk about three new examples.
First story- You’ve finished the dishes when you hear a woman scream from the front of your home. You see a pregnant woman being attacked by three teenagers.
Second story- An intruder intruder walks onto your back porch and tries to open the back door. The door is locked, so he takes a stone and breaks the glass.
Third story- You pull into a convenience store for gas and a cup of coffee. You turn around and see a man wearing a hoodie with a black mask over his face. He has a gun in his hand.
What would you do? Text and podcast available at the link. (13 minutes)
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MA: Baker Signs "Red Flag" Gun Bill
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Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday signed a bill that will allow for the temporary removal of guns from people considered a danger to themselves or others. The new law lets a relative or someone else with close ties to a legal gun owner petition a court for a 12-month extreme risk protection order if the individual is exhibiting dangerous or unstable behavior. |
Rights Activists Urge WA SoS to Reject Gun Control Measure
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Evergreen State rights activists are mounting what might be considered political trench warfare against the well-financed gun prohibition lobby’s latest gun control measure, by directly contacting Secretary of State Kim Wyman, requesting her to “follow state law, regardless of political pressure, and reject Initiative 1639 petitions.” |
On Eve of Independence Day, Showdown Looms on WA Gun Measure
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As America, including Washington residents, prepare to celebrate the 242nd anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, a legal showdown is looming over gun rights in the Evergreen State; rights enumerated in both the federal and state constitutions, and an initiative requirement spelled out in state statute that dates back more than 100 years. |
Oliver North to Take the Helm
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At a time when the National Rifle Association and the Second Amendment are being maliciously attacked by gun-ban advocates and their media co-conspirators at every turn, the Association has tapped American war hero LtCol Oliver L. North, USMC (Ret.), as the new NRA president. North, a Purple Heart and Silver Star recipient, was elected by the NRA Board to replace Pete R. Brownell, who stepped down after one year at the helm. |
IL: Chicago Weekend Toll: 23 Shot, Including 5 Children 15 and Younger
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Five children 15 and younger were among 23 people shot during a scorching weekend in Chicago. From Friday afternoon to early Monday, 21 people were wounded and two people were killed, including a 14-year-old boy who was shot early Saturday while walking in the Washington Park neighborhood, according to police. About nine hours earlier, another 14-year-old boy was shot in the Loop. He was coming up stairs at the corner of Wabash Avenue and Wacker Drive when he was shot in the leg Friday evening, police said. |
Self-Defense Stories You Don’t See in the Mainstream News
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Here is some news you won't find in the mainstream media. Again this week, responsible gun owners defend themselves and the people they love. Self-defense instructor David Cole joins the Self Defense Gun Stories Podcast to look at three new examples. Were these gun owners lucky, or were they trained and prepared? What can we learn from their experience? Listen and find out. |
Review: Hornady Frontier Ammunition
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Hornady, long famous for its line of excellent component bullets, has garnered an equally strong reputation for its line of loaded ammunition, which expanded with the relaunch of the Hornady Frontier Ammunition brand. I say relaunch, because I remember my first experience with Hornady ammunition: it was a couple decades ago, I had just bought my first .300 Win. Mag., and I grabbed a couple boxes of Frontier ammunition, loaded with 180-grain Hornady Interlock bullets. The name on the box was not Hornady; it was Frontier. This was the beginning of Hornady’s loaded ammunition endeavor, and I remember it being quite a while before I could get a handload to beat the accuracy of that factory load. |
Second Amendment Foundation Sues to Stop Washington Gun Control Initiative
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The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) is suing to stop Washington initiative I-1639 from being allowed on the ballot this November. The News Tribune reports I-1639 raises the minimum age for long gun purchases from 18 to 21, requires a special background check for “assault weapon” purchases, and requires perpetual checks on all gun owners, to keep the state aware of those who must forfeit their right to keep and bear arms. |
AWR Hawkins: Trump’s Pick for SCOTUS Could End Gun Control Debate
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AWR talks with Breitbart Legal Editor Ken Klukowski on this week’s Bullets with AWR Hawkins. The two discuss Klukowski’s recent article pinpointing President Trump’s process of filling the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) vacancy. Listen now to hear who Klukowski thinks the final three candidates may be for the position, his explanation of how crucial the pick will be for gun rights, and how with the right justice, the gun control debate could end for good. |
NH and Maine Lawmakers Want Assault-Style Rifles Sales to Stop at Kittery Trading Post
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Three Maine lawmakers are asking a Kittery store to stop selling assault-style rifles. The Democratic lawmakers wrote a letter to Kittery Trading Post, asking the store to restrict gun sales and to discontinue sales of what the lawmakers said are assault-style rifles. The letter was written by Deane Rykerson, Lydia Blume, and Patty Hymanson — who represent York and Kittery — alongside others from Maine and New Hampshire. "Your store to us has been a symbol of a good business that is involved in the community and the area in which it does business," said the lawmakers in the letter. |
Arkansas School Safety: Guns R Us
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As predicted last Friday in an account of a draft report, the Hutchinson-appointed School Safety Commission put an armed person at every school at the top of its recommendations. The governor had a press event today to praise the fine work of his appointees. He insisted there'd be no unfunded mandates on school districts. (I wondered if that included his promise to raise beginning teacher pay? Will the state finance that, too?) |
KY: Oldham County Home Security Cameras Catch Men Stealing Gun Safe
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An Oldham County homeowner is hoping home security video will help police make an arrest. The homeowner said two men broke into his garage and stole a safe full of guns. Jason, who asked to be identified by his first name only, said he got an alert on his phone from the security system. "You pull up the video instantly and we were able to see people that didn't belong here," he said.
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Twitter Users Call for Walmart Boycott Over ‘Impeach 45’ Clothes
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Twitter users have been calling for a Walmart boycott after seeing “Impeach 45” baby clothes for sale in the online store. The company has been selling apparel from the third-party vendor Old Glory that contains the phrase, which refers to 45th President Donald Trump. Some of the other slogans on Old Glory clothes include “Girls just wanna have guns,” “I’m so lit” and “Team Jesus,” to name a few.
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4th of July on Shooting USA – Cowboy Fast Draw Championship
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Celebrate your Independence with the shootout sport that Hollywood created, the Cowboy Fast Draw World Championship from Fallon, Nevada, with the best who can draw and thumb a single action six-gun in a fraction of a second. Plus, Honored American Veterans Afield celebrates 10 years of helping wounded vets get back to the range. |
Softness In Firearms Sales Reflects Typical ‘Ebb And Flow’
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Firearms sales are down halfway through the year, presenting another challenge for an industry that has dealt with bad publicity in the form of mass shootings, public protests and well-known retailers altering or stopping their gun sales.
Sales of firearms totaled 2.8 million units in the first half of 2018, down 1.6 percent compared to the same period a year ago, according to SGB Media’s sister company SSI Data. In dollars, sales are down 4.9 percent. |
OR: Josephine County Commissioners Consider Firearms Ordinance
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An ordinance that aims to protect Josephine County Residents' Second Amendment rights might soon pass. It’s called the Josephine County Firearm Ordinance. Josephine County Commissioners held their first hearing on the Josephine County Firearm Ordinance. "The board was petitioned a couple of months ago to address the issue of Second Amendment rights as it relates to petitions that were filed at the state for refining the right to bear arms in the state of Oregon and like many other counties have done we took up the subject of addressing an ordinance here locally to reflect the local position of the citizens we represent," said Josephine County Commissioner Simon Hare. |
MO: Missouri Supreme Court Shoots Down Captive Deer Hunting Operations
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The state’s highest court bucked Missouri’s captive deer hunting industry Tuesday, saying the state government has a right to regulate the companies in order to control a deadly brain disease affecting the animals. The case involved the owners of hunting preserves who challenged regulations imposed by the Missouri Department of Conservation in 2014 that attempted to crack down on the spread of chronic wasting disease by limiting the importation of deer and elk into the state. |
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| The right of the people to keep and bear...arms shall not be infringed. A well regulated militia, composed of the body of the people, trained to arms, is the best and most natural defense of a free country... — James Madison, I Annals of Congress 434, June 8, 1789. |
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