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NM: Judicial Candidate Gives Answer to Gun Question
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Asked to name his favorite firearm at a GOP candidate forum Monday evening, judicial hopeful Chris Nedbalek produced an answer that was startling for its boldness, even for an audience that prizes guns and gun rights among its most treasured political and social values. Nedbalek replied that for hikes in the Hondo Valley he prefers his AK-47 assault rifle “and a couple of 30-round magazines,” because aggressive dog packs roam the area, and a solitary hiker might not be safe without enough firepower to stop a dozen or more at once. |
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| Personally, my favorite is the Browning HB. It'd be my EDC, if I could find a decent IWB holster. |
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