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With a hunting license and the choice of a .270 Browning X-Bolt rifle with a mahogany wood finish or a 20-gauge Browning Maxus shotgun, Jay Miller often found himself in a deer stand or duck blind beside his father as a child. Because of his upbringing, Miller, now 23 and a graduate student at SMU, said he learned to safely operate guns of all kinds at an early age.
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| Ed would do well to provide mandatory gun safety to all students, especially high school. |
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