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WA: Bill Requiring Safe Gun Storage Fails to Advance
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There may not be any more emotionally explosive debates on guns this session after a bill requiring safe storage of firearms failed to advance out of the House. It is the fifth straight session that Rep. Ruth Kagi, D-Seattle, pushed legislation to make it a crime if someone stores a gun in a place where it is found by a child and used to cause injury or death.
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Living the Consequences of Extreme Gun Rights
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According to the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, more than 30,000 people die from gun-related deaths each year�victims that never had a chance to weigh in on the gun safety conversation. I�m one of the 78,000 people a year who are lucky enough to survive a gun injury. Lucky is a relative term. I have a spinal cord injury. I struggle with relentless nerve pain. One gun, one bullet changes everything.
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Defendant Takes Plea Deal in Guns Case
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A California man has changed his plea in a case in which he was initially charged with being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm. Torey D. Tuck, 33, of Sun City, Calif., has entered his plea of no contest to an amended charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
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KS: Lindemuth Stored Over 2,000 guns in Storage Facility With Fraud Case Continuing
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Authorities in Topeka say the developer at the heart of a massive bankruptcy fraud case had stored lots of guns in a storage facility. Kent Lindemuth allegedly had close to 2,200 weapons at the facility. Authorities say the guns had a market value approaching $1.5 million, according to the Topeka Capitol-Journal. Lindemuth filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection over four years ago. Last year, he was charged with over 100 counts of bankruptcy fraud because 103 pistols with an estimated value of over $80,000 were allegedly bought between August 2013 and December 2014 while his bankruptcy case was working through court. |
WI: Gun Sales Good Since Trump Took Office
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Robert Lucroy was �much more relaxed� Friday at the Eau Claire Gun Show, saying there was �no longer the frenzy for guns� after President Donald Trump took office.�Last year, it was tough getting ammunition, and everyone was trying to get guns in case something came down about possession,� said Lucroy, of Neillsville. �The change in Washington certainly has made a difference.� |
MD: Reward Posted for Information Leading to Stolen Guns
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A reward up to $5,000 is being offered by THS Sporting Center in Port Huron for information leading to the retrieval of six firearms that were stolen from the Wild Game fundraiser diner at the Berville Lions Club in Berlin Township on Jan. 8. The guns were raffled off by THS Sporting Center, which has provided firearms for the gun raffle for more than a decade. |
CT: More Thoughts on Malloy�s Gun Permit Fee Plans
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Complaints about Gov. Dannel Malloy�s proposal to increase the permit fees on firearms are coming in from gun owners who claim the tax is unfair. But does anyone who is taxed think they are fairly taxed? A permit fee on guns is similar to a tax on cigarettes. Cigarette taxes have risen astronomically � and for a good reason. Cigarette smoking has been proven to be a killer and anything to force a reduction in smoking is looked upon favorably. Guns are also a killer � as anyone who reads about violence in Newtown and other areas understands. |
How Trump's Vow To Protect Second Amendment Is Causing Turmoil for Outdoor Retailers
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While U.S. President Donald Trump's vow to "totally" protect the Second Amendment has eased gun owners' worried minds, his lax stance on firearms is causing a negative impact on the outdoor retail industry.
The F.B.I. said it conducted 2.23 million background checks in February, representing a 14% decline from February 2016. Background checks were down 20% in January and 17% in December, as gun owners no longer feel the need to rush to stock up on firearms as they did when former President Barack Obama was pushing for stricter federal gun laws.
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FL: Sunshine State News' Allison Nielsen to Talk Gun Issues with WEBY
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Sunshine State News reporter Allison Nielsen will be on the air with Greg Penglis from 1330 WEBY in Northwest Florida talking gun issues in the Sunshine State on Monday. Allison will appear on the air for an hourlong segment focused on Second Amendment issues in Florida, honing in on gun bills making their way through Tallahassee during this year's legislative session.
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NY: Outdoor Expo Offers Variety of Wares
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After several years at the Fairgrounds YMCA, the Great Outdoor Family Expo returned this year to the Dulles State Office Building for three days. The outdoor-activity promotion, hosted by the Watertown Noon Rotary, attracted about 50 vendors � ranging from charter companies for hunting and fishing locally and in Maine and Quebec � to sellers of hunting gear and food items.
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NC: House Bills Could Loosen Gun Laws
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Several bills have been introduced in the N.C. House that could remove restrictions on gun purchases and carrying a concealed weapon. One of the latest, House Bill 201, called the N.C. Constitutional Carry Act, was filled by N.C. Rep. Chris Millis, a Republican who represents Onslow and Pender counties, on Feb. 28.
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ND: Legislature to Tackle Budget, Guns, Casinos
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Budgets, guns and casinos. The North Dakota Legislature is expected to consider those and other measures as the session marches through the second full week after lawmakers' midsession break. Monday is Day 45, which means North Dakota's Senate and House have 25 days to clear bills in their respective calendars to meet a self-imposed deadline of 70 days, 10 short of the constitutional 80-day limit.
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Rape Survivor Explains Why She Supports The Second Amendment
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On May 12, 2006, Kimberly Corban was asleep in her college bedroom when a complete stranger raped her. She thought those was her last moments on earth, as he tried killing her soul by brutally assaulting her body. This assault, her 911 call and her decisions afterward changed the trajectory of her entire life.
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