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VA: Trustees decide future of Hampden-Sydney shooting range project
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An expansion is moving forward for the Hampden-Sydney shooting range. The college’s Board of Trustees late last week signed off on the project, giving it the final approval needed before construction could take place.
Part of what encouraged trustees was the alumni-led fundraising campaign, which collected $825,000 in the last few months. Also, school officials promised to use any funds remaining after construction to set up an endowment fund, which will help pay for the range’s ongoing operations and maintenance. Also, extra dollars will be set aside to help
support the college’s outdoor education program.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court: Switchblade Carry Ban Violates Second Amendment
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The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled Tuesday the state’s ban on carrying switchblade knives violates the Second Amendment. The case is Commonwealth v. David E. Canjura.
Canjura was arrested on July 3, 2020, and a search of his person uncovered a knife “with a spring-assisted blade.” He was charged with “carrying a dangerous weapon,” among other charges, but challenged the constitutionality of the switchblade carry ban “in a pretrial motion to dismiss.” |
MO Homeowner Defending Property Leaves Intruder Dead in Justified Shooting Incident
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A Scott City, Missouri, homeowner took care of business (TCB) on Saturday, August 24, 2024. when a man kicked in his back door in the middle of the afternoon, resulting in the intruder’s timely death. The incident occurred around 2:45 p.m. when the Scott City Police Department received a 911 call reporting a burglary in progress. According to the homeowner, the intruder, later identified as Jason L. Vermillion of Scott City, kicked in the back door of the house. Rightfully fearing for his safety, the homeowner used a handgun to confront the intruder. |
Elon Musk Understands The 2nd Amendment, As Demonstrated By New X Post
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Elon Musk’s recent tweet on the Second Amendment demonstrates a deep understanding of its fundamental purpose within the American constitutional framework. Musk used a meme to highlight the connection between the First and Second Amendments, emphasizing that the First Amendment protects the right to free speech, while the Second Amendment ensures the ability to defend that right if it’s ever threatened.
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MD: Group charged with stealing dozens of firearms in string of Maryland gun shop burglaries
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Four people have been charged with breaking into a series of gun stores across Maryland and stealing several dozen guns, officials announced Tuesday. The group, ages 16 to 20, committed three burglaries and seven attempted burglaries between December 2023 and March 2024, stealing a total of 81 firearms and 10 gun replicas, according to the Maryland Attorney General’s Office, which investigated the case alongside federal and local law enforcement agencies.
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My First Gun: A Norinco SKS Found at a Flea Market
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Of all the firsts in my life, one in particular not only ignited a deep-seated passion but also would be the beginnings of my career. I set out to purchase my first firearm years ago back home in the deep South. After weeks of scraping and saving at my summer job as a landscaper in the hot Alabama sun, I was determined to get my first rifle. I actually did not grow up with guns, as my mother did not want them in the house. But coming into manhood in the south, it was almost a rite of passage to get one’s first firearm.
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MS: Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday in Mississippi set for this weekend
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Mississippi’s Second Amendment Sales Tax holiday will be held this weekend, from Friday, August 30 to Sunday September 1. All purchases statewide of firearms, ammunition and selected hunting supplies will be tax free during the holiday. Applicable items include ammunition such as reloading supplies, shotgun shells, cartridges, pistols, rifles, shotguns, bows, crossbows, holsters, parts for firearms, holsters, and hearing protection, to name a few. Targets, sights and suppressors are also eligible.
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Saab Gets $500 Million Award for Next Great Anti-Tank/Bunker Buster
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The U.S. Army has been shopping for a new "Individual Assault Munition" for a couple of years, and a Swedish company with lots of experience in that sort of thing got the nod on Tuesday. Saab, which has its U.S. subsidiary in East Syracuse, New York, was awarded a $494,350,000 firm-fixed-price contract for the IAM program's XM919. The five-year award, issued by the Army Contracting Command in Newark, New Jersey, came after an open bidding process last October that saw three bids submitted.
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