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CA: Gun Enthusiast Destroys Assault Rifle in Wake of Mass Shootings
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A gun enthusiast from southern California says he is taking a step to help destroy gun violence. One of Chad Vachter’s prized possessions was a thousand-dollar AR-15 assault rifle. After seeing the growing number of mass shootings in the country, Vachter said he was fed up and decided to take a hammer to his gun, destroying it. “I can’t do it,” he said. “I can’t have something in my house that so easily could become a part of another situation like that, and I’m not going to be desensitized to it. I refuse to.”
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dasing
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| Not a gun nut not an anti-gun nut, just a NUT!!! |
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John S
(11/22/2017)
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| Well for about 1000 dollars he bought his 15 minutes of fame complete with press. Andy Warhol would be proud. |
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