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TX: Armed robber shot in face by armed victim in Texas just days after permitless carry begins
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The suspect in the case was dropped off around the same time, and approached the victim by lifting his shirt to expose a gun and demanded he fork over any valuables.
The victim, however, was also armed and pulled out his weapon and shot the suspect in the face. The suspect is in the hospital and in police custody.
Additionally, no charges are expected to be brought against the victim, as he was defending himself.
Submitter's note: This is the only thing that stops crime. The criminals don't fear the police or the criminal justice system because they get off with a slap on the wrist. |
ND: Fargo homeowner cleared of shooting at alleged trespasser's vehicle
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Prosecutors will not seek charges against a rural Fargo homeowner who earlier this year shot at an alleged trespasser he said was "trying to run" him down with a vehicle.
The Cass County State's Attorney’s Office told The Forum on Thursday, Sept. 9, it would not prosecute Joseph A. Larson, who shot at a vehicle driving toward him on his property. The office said the then-59-year-old was acting in self-defense. |
President Biden should have never nominated Chipman for ATF Director
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On Thursday, Rep. Chip Roy (TX-21) issued the following statement regarding the withdrawal of David Chipman’s nomination to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF):
President Biden should have never nominated anti-gun David Chipman for ATF Director, and I'm pleased to see reports that his nomination will be withdrawn. His confirmation would have jeopardized the constitutional rights of every legal firearm owner in America, and his anti-Second Amendment beliefs make him completely unfit to serve in any kind of leadership position anywhere in this administration. |
2021 New Optics Guide
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While the hot-as-magma market for guns and ammunition has dominated the news, optics are also selling at a record pace. Fortunately, optics manufacturers have been able to develop and introduce a dizzying array of new products, including line enhancements, feature-rich budget options and technological marvels that were once unaffordable to anyone not named Bezos, but are now approaching price points where many shooters can make use of them. Whatever your needs or budget, we’ve got info on the latest tactical, long-range, self-defense and concealed-carry optics in our annual guide. |
SC: Digital Evidence Exonerates Man who Shot Travis Draper in Self Defense
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It has become a cliche. The deceased is always a saint, always a wonderful father.
As this author noted before, there are extremely dangerous people among us. They disguise themselves to look “ordinary”. It makes their life easier. Many people who know them never see the rapacious interior until after they are victimized.
The Sheriff’s Department investigated Travis Draper’s death. They found the shooting was in self-defense. There was a protest. |
Introducing MPA DS40 Travis Tomasie (TT) Competition Pistol from MasterPiece Arms
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MasterPiece Arms (MPA), manufacturer of precision Pistol, BA Rifles and Chassis Systems, is proud to unveil its newest competition pistol, based on the preferences of MPA Pro Shooter Travis Tomasie, in the DS Pistol Line: the MPA DS40 Travis Tomasie (TT) Competition Pistol. Chambered in 40 S&W, the DS40 TT Comp Pistol meets Major Power Factor scoring under the rules of the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) and the International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC). |
Democratic senators from gun-friendly states sink Biden’s embattled ATF pick
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David Chipman's nomination to serve as director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives had been languishing for months in the Senate, where Democrats knew he lacked the votes within their own party to win confirmation.
Finally, this past week, the Biden administration pulled the plug on Chipman. Now, the president will have to come up with a new nominee who can defy the odds and win Senate approval to head one of the most divisive agencies in the federal government. |
OH: Gun control writers need to ceasefire
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"To disarm the people is the best and most effectual way to disarm them." Those words were written by George Mason who wrote Virginia's constitution, which was an inspiration for the Declaration of Independence (from Webster's Encyclopedia).
Local, seemingly fanatical, anti-gun "activists" favor taking legally owned firearms from the law-abiding. Their attacks on our gun rights need no introduction.
In a series of vitriolic, acerbic and sarcastic letters, replete with wild-eyed claims and repetitive, broken-record statements ("ban AR-15s, ban AR-15s, ban AR-15s, ban AR-15s"), gun control propagandists demand that modern sporting rifles, like the AR-15, be banned. |
Husband Exchanges Gunfire with Wife’s Boyfriend
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Deputies in Alabama booked Michael Amacker and Tracy Reeves into jail after the woman’s husband, Frank Reeves, exchanged gunfire with Amacker.
The scene began when Tracy called Frank to alert her of an intruder in her home, police later discovering she was high on methamphetamine when she made the call. Investigators also found out the wife and Amacker were in a relationship for over a year, allowing him to live in the home unbeknownst to the husband.
The husband armed himself as he went back into the home, shooting at the then-apparent intruder, Amacker, who was also armed with a firearm. |
Next Generation Rifle Protection: FRAS™ Delivers Exponential Growth for American-Based Body Armor Company
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FRAS™ was originally created by Safe Life Defense to bridge the gap between level IIIa and level III. There’s nothing else like their proprietary technology on the market! Flexible rifle armor has long been the aim for manufacturers, with the infamous Dragon Skin™ brand being an example of a company that tried but failed to deliver this type of product. As word of this innovative new product sweeps the United States, demand has far surpassed the projections of the company, which is helping to sustain and increase the rapid growth of their business. |
Can You Claim Self-Defense Against the Cops?
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“Because the police are given kind of a wide array of power to do their job, that’s a tough play,” Colorado defense attorney Kevin Cahill said. “That line between saying, ‘Hey, I'm defending myself,’ and ‘I'm resisting arrest,’ is very gray.”
According to Cahill, claiming self-defense against law enforcement would force someone to overcome two already difficult burdens of proof at once: justifying their use of force was reasonable and proving that the officer in question was overstepping the responsibilities of the job or doing something illegal when he put someone’s life in danger.
Proving both can be damn near impossible in a court of law. |
OH: Democrat NAACP sues Ohio’s self-defense bill
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Ohio’s Republican-controlled parliamentarians have made last-minute provisions to eliminate the obligation of gun owners to withdraw in the face of threats, according to the NAACP’s Ohio branch and two grassroots Democrats. A group of organizations that filed a lawsuit on Thursday that violated the State Constitution when additionally approved.
A proceeding filed in a Columbus state court seeks to abolish a law signed by Republican Governor Mike DeWine in January. |
FL: The Second Amendment fight that could upend Florida's midterms
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The penalty portion of the law was the focus of a legal challenge filed by a handful of local governments after the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting that left 17 dead. A trial court sided with the local governments and scrapped the penalty language, a decision that was overturned on appeal. The conflicting rulings led Fried in July to ask the Florida Supreme Court to take up the case..
On Thursday, without explanation, the Florida Supreme Court agreed to consider the case, with Justices Ricky Polston, Jorge Labarga, Alan Lawson, and John Couriel concurring with the decision, while Chief Justice Charles Canady, along with Justices Carlos Muñiz and Jamie Grosshans dissented. |
DC: In New Lawsuit, D.C. Gun Advocates Take Aim At Restrictions On ‘Ghost Guns’
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Gun advocates say in a new federal lawsuit that D.C.’s prohibition of “ghost guns” and restrictions on the manufacturing of guns from kits are unconstitutional infringements on the Second Amendment.
The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia by three gun-owning residents. The plaintiffs include Dick Heller, whose challenge of the city’s longstanding handgun ban almost two decades ago led to the Supreme Court’s landmark 2008 decision affirming that the Second Amendment confers an individual right to own a gun. |
TX: Reynolds Armory Opening This Month In Copperas Cove
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Reynolds Armory will be opening later this month and will be offering custom gun builds, gun transfer services, gun cleanings and more. Reynolds Armory is located at 2210 E. Bus. 190, Suite 6.
Owner Ashton Reynolds said he received his first firearm, a Ruger 10/22, from his grandfather, when he was younger. This started his love and appreciation for firearms.
Reynolds joined the military right out of high school, and his appreciation of firearms grew as he went through more and more training. |
WV: Morrisey Leads 20-State Push to Protect Bump Stocks
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review a lower court ruling that, if left intact, inappropriately permits federal regulators to outlaw a popular firearm accessory and potentially imprison those who fail to comply with the new mandate.
The attorney general led a 20-state coalition Friday. Its brief argues the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was afforded too much deference in using the regulatory process to criminalize the possession of bump stocks — a longtime legal accessory for semiautomatic rifles designed for those with limited hand mobility. |
WI: Colfax township board unanimously adopts 2nd Amendment sanctuary status
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The Township of Colfax is the latest community in the Chippewa Valley to consider becoming a 2nd Amendment sanctuary.
After community input was gathered through a public voting period on Wednesday night, the town's board met to decide whether to adopt the status or not.
The public vote was 33 in favor and four opposed.
During a public comment period one community member said she would "shudder to think" the only Constitutional amendment the town would publicly support would related to guns. |
NC: Self-defense interest spikes amid rise in violence in Charlotte
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With gun violence on the rise across the area, more people are taking a shot at trying to find ways to protect themselves.
There’s been a significant increase in the number of people preparing to protect themselves and their property. That, combined with COVID, is creating a huge hurdle in Mecklenburg County when it comes to granting gun permits to people seeking protection.
“We are starting to see more gun violence for ridiculous reasons,” said Shooters Express Chief Instructor Anthony Trivette.
It’s better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. That’s the consensus right now when it comes to concealed carry. |
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