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FL: Dozens of Guns Stolen from Polk Gunsmith
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A break-in at a Polk County home put dozens of guns in the hands of criminals, deputies said Monday. One or more people broke a back window of a home in the Babson Park community and stole a suitcase full of handguns and a safe containing 14 rifles. "It's very concerning that all these guns are out on the street," said Carrie Horstman, a spokesperson for the sheriff's office. "The good news is the victim had a very good record-keeping system. He had serial numbers for every one of those guns." |
‘I’m a College Student and I Support Campus Carry’
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Our political discourse can often give one the impression that college students, to a man (or woman), are opposed to concealed-carry rights on college campuses. But this isn’t the case—and one senior at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas proves it. “Not allowing college students with a state issued conceal carry permit exercise their right to self-defense while on campus is illogical,” writes Caitlin O’Shei at Medium, “and the knee jerk emotional arguments of opponents of campus carry do not stand up to scrutiny.” |
Arizona Driver’s License Manual Has Tips for Armed Citizens
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Whatever else Arizona might be, it is a state with lots of gun owners and the state Department of Transportation obviously recognizes this and has added some tips on traffic stop etiquette in its Driver License Manual for armed motorists who might get stopped on the highway. The odds of police encounters with legally armed citizens are going up in the Grand Canyon State, with approximately 319,000 active concealed weapons permits in the state. And that doesn’t count the number of people who may, under Arizona law, be exercising “constitutional carry” without a permit. |
KS: Exotic Gun Range Lets You Fire Mega-Weapons, Blow Stuff Up
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For most Americans, shooting a grenade launcher or anti-aircraft guns is the stuff of military service. Not so in Kansas. The Outback Park and Public Shooting Range, just outside of McPherson, has a whole array of exotic guns regular people can shoot for a fee – anything from a Ruger pistol to a 20-millimeter anti-tank gun. |
MMA Legend Royce Gracie on the Second Amendment
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If you’ve heard of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, mixed-martial arts or the UFC, the reason is Royce Gracie. In the early 1990s, his dominance of the octagon brought his family’s style of jiu-jitsu into the American mainstream, and the martial art has become immensely popular around the world ever since. In addition to his hand-to-hand combat skills, Gracie is also a fan of firearms and the Second Amendment. Editor-in-Chief Ed Friedman sat down with Gracie to discuss his career, his love of freedom and his interest in guns. |
NY: Collins Proposes Federal Law to Overturn the SAFE Act
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Key parts of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's controversial SAFE Act gun control law would become illegal under federal legislation proposed Monday by Rep. Chris Collins. Collins, a Clarence Republican, scheduled press conferences in the Rochester and Buffalo areas Monday afternoon to announce his proposal, called the Second Amendment Guarantee Act. The bill would prevent states from implementing any gun regulations that are more strict than those set by federal law. Collins said that if passed, most of the language in New York's Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act would become void. |
Over-the-Counter Devices Hold Their Own Against Costly Hearing Aids
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Hearing aids that can cost more than $2,000 apiece are only slightly more effective than some over-the-counter sound-amplification devices that sell for just a few hundred dollars, according to a recent study. The study bolsters legislation pending in Congress, which would have the Food and Drug Administration set regulations for cheaper over-the-counter products and is designed to make the devices more widely accessible and safer. Consumers with mild to moderate hearing loss would be able to purchase the devices without a prescription and without a medical exam, knowing they meet federal safety standards. |
GA: Duo Stole Guns from 160 Vehicles, Including from Firefighters
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Police have arrested a pair they say has stolen more than 40 firearms from 161 vehicles throughout the metro Atlanta area. Elisha Ross, 22, is being held in Cobb County jail and Ayana Forest, 25, is being held at Gwinnett County jail on 16 felony counts, according to officials at a Monday news conference held at the Cobb police headquarters. |
Chicago Police’s ‘Missing’ Buyback Gun Points to Inside Job
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It is bad enough that our city is awash with illegal guns. But to think that the cops themselves might be the source of some of those guns — or of even one. That would be a new low. The onus is on Police Supt. Eddie Johnson to solve this one or watch the public’s trust in our local police crumble just a little more. Five years ago, according to a Better Government Association report in Sunday’s Sun-Times, a handgun turned up next to the body of a gang member who was shot to death by a Cicero police officer. |
Hunting Season and Gun Safety Go Hand in Hand
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Labor Day weekend is right around the corner and, if you’re a hunter like me, it marks the official start of dove season in most parts of Texas. That leads into quail season, which leads into turkey season, and eventually into deer season. But before any hunting trip comes the expectation that hunters of all ages understand and follow proper firearm safety to keep themselves and others out of harm's way. |
OR: New Law Allows Cities to Cull Urban Deer, but Idea is DOA in Ashland
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While the state legislature has passed a bill to set up a 12-year pilot program for the “taking” (euthanizing) of excess urban deer, Ashland Mayor John Stromberg says such action doesn’t work and the city isn’t going to do it. Gov. Kate Brown signed Senate Bill 373, which requires the State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt a pilot program for urban deer population control, into law June 14, after it passed both the House and Senate by overwhelming margins. It takes effect Jan. 1. |
IN: Need to Pawn a Gun? Law Now Allows Same-Day Loans on Handguns
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For the first time in 82 years, Bartholomew County pawnbrokers are allowed to issue same-day loans to customers who use handguns as security. In years past, a seven-day wait was required while background checks were performed through the mail. Violators could be charged with a Class B misdemeanor punishable by up to six months and jail and a maximum $1,000 fine. |
TN: ATF Investigating Stolen Guns from Memphis Business
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Investigators with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms are working to find approximately 43 guns that were stolen from Range U.S.A. in Memphis Saturday July 1. In a press release, the ATF said they are still doing inventory to find out exactly how many were taken. They did not specify how or at what time the thieves took the guns or what kinds of guns were stolen. Authorities are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. |
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