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NY: Student Trap Shooters Win Essay Awards
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A gun rights advocacy organization called SCOPE (Shooters Committee On Political Education) presented checks Friday to the winners of an essay contest for local high school trap shooting teams. Contestants wrote about why the Second Amendment is important to them.
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On War Matters, Where Is Congress? Shirking Its Duty.
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Last week President Trump authorized strikes on military installations in Syria, in response to its use of chemical weapons. I think this is a good thing. Chemical weapons have rightly been outlawed around the world by international agreement, and the community of nations committed to their prohibition has an interest in making sure that those who would violate these norms are punished. |
New Poll Says Guns in Spotlight for 2018 Election Preferences
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A new Washington Post-ABC News poll suggests that �the renewed gun control debate is a wild card in the midterm elections� this fall, with 42 percent of voters saying that it is �extremely important� that political candidates share their views regarding guns, according to the newspaper. Another revelation that should surprise nobody is that three-fourths of the voters who support new gun legislation will vote for Democrats for the dozens of Congressional seats up for grabs. However, 80 percent of the people who are strong on gun rights support Republicans. |
DE: Gun Control Remains Hot Topic as Delaware Legislature Returns
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Delaware's legislature is set to return to session on Tuesday with a number of gun control proposals potentially set for votes in the coming weeks. Senate lawmakers tabled legislation raising the minimum age to buy a rifle to 21 years old on the final day before the Easter break. Republicans had proposed a number of amendments to the bill, including a provision that would have allowed people who have completed hunter education courses to get a hunting license to be exempt from the legislation. |
Is It Feminist To Own Guns?
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A college student in Tennessee caused controversy after she posted graduation photos of herself toting a handgun and a pink "Women for Trump" shirt. She claims it is empowering for women to own guns so they can protect themselves, rather than rely on others to protect them. But critics argue guns are fundamentally incompatible with feminism. Women make up the large share of gun violence victims, and the NRA is just exploiting feminism for monetary gain. What do you think? |
The Daily Daily Caller Podcast For April 16, 2018 � Episode 1
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On the inaugural episode of the Daily Daily Caller Podcast it�s James Comey Day! The former Director of the FBI sat down with former Clinton Administration official (and current journalist in good standing) George Stephanopoulos to discuss his new, soon-to-be New York Times Bestseller, �A Higher Loyalty,� which is going to be released tomorrow. |
NY: Man Pleads Guilty in Glenville Gun Store Heist
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One of two men accused of stealing 67 guns during an October break-in at Target Sports in Glenville admitted his guilt Monday and faces the prospect of more than two decades in prison. Authorities also said on Monday about half of the rifles, shotguns and handguns taken during the heist remain on the streets. Most are believed to have been taken to Rochester by those who stole them, officials said. |
Fans, Friends Mourn Passing of R. Lee Ermey � �The Gunny�
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His appearances at the annual Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show and National Rifle Association exhibits, were always a big attraction and people would line up along the aisles for his autograph, sometimes waiting an hour or more to visit briefly with �The Gunny.�
When actor and retired U.S. Marine R. Lee Ermey passed away Sunday, social media erupted with tributes from his many fans and acquaintances. He was 74. |
MD: Rifle Club Files Suit to Challenge Maryland Carry Permit Laws
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The Maryland State Rifle & Pistol Association (MSRPA) announced that it has filed a lawsuit today challenging the State of Maryland�s restrictions on carrying handguns outside the home. �Barring ordinary citizens from carrying a handgun outside the home for self-defense is a violation of our Second Amendment rights,� said Jeff Andrews, president of the Maryland State Rifle & Pistol Association. |
IL: More Than 600 People have been Shot in Chicago This Year
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One person was killed and at least eight others were wounded by gunfire in Chicago over the weekend, bringing the number of people shot in the city this year to more than 600, according to data kept by the Tribune. The first attack was reported around 3:40 a.m. Saturday after more than 24 hours without a shooting in Chicago, according to police.
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Gun News of the Week: Federal Suit Contests High School Gun T-Shirt Ban
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Citigroup and Bank of America have issued new corporate guidelines that restrict doing business with �high-capacity� magazine manufacturers and with retailers that sell firearms to anyone under 21-years-old or without a three-day �waiting� period. The actions are �preventing law-abiding Americans from exercising their constitutional rights,� the National Rifle Association�s Institute For Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) maintains in an April 15 statement.
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NJ: Senate Committee Advances Gun Control Bills
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A package of gun control bills continues to advance in the New Jersey legislature. Six of the bills approved by a Senate Committee have already been passed by the full Assembly. Senator Joe Cryan says his latest bill would make it a crime to illegally manufacture so-called �ghost guns.� |
Dick�s Will Destroy Assault-Style Guns It Yanked off Shelves
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Retail giant Dick�s Sporting Goods is destroying the assault-style rifles it yanked off its shelves in the wake of the Florida school massacre, according to a report. �We are in the process of destroying all firearms and accessories that are no longer for sale as a result of our February 28th policy change,� a company spokeswoman told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Big Banks Take a Stand Against The Gun Industry
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It's too early to say for sure, but it could be that the free market will wind up doing what Congress refuses to do: tighten access to firearms and stand up to companies that make and sell assault-style weapons. Bank of America announced last week that it will no longer finance companies that make the kinds of combat-style semiautomatic rifles that have been used to such deadly effect in mass shootings. Last month, Citigroup Inc. announced that it would prohibit clients using its financial services and credit cards from selling firearms to customers who have not passed a background check, or who are younger than 21, even when neither of those things are required by law. |
Tips to Remove Lead From Your Handguns
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Loading and shooting both cast and swaged-lead bullets in my pistols and revolvers has always been one of my passions. One of the things to remember with lead bullets in handguns is to match the bullet to the application, which helps to limit lead deposits in the barrel. Another consideration is to ensure the bullet diameter is compatible with the bore of the barrel and in the case of a revolver, the throat diameter of the cylinder. There are several ways to remove lead from the barrels and throats of handguns. All have some pros and cons. I�ll list them in the order of my preference and you can choose which one best fits your particular needs. |
MT: School Board Rejects Shooting Sports Club Proposal
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A Montana school board has voted against a proposal to start a shooting sports club. The Ravalli Republic reports the Corvallis School Board voted 4-2 last week on the proposal to form such a club by Superintendent Tim Johnson. Johnson says it is schools' duty to teach student how to correctly use tools such as cellphones, automobiles and guns.
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VT: New Haven Firearms Vendor Pans New Vermont Gun Laws
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Licensed firearms dealer David Pidgeon is happy to keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn�t have them.
�No dealer wants to sell a firearm to someone who shouldn�t have it,� he said. But the owner of Pidgeon�s Gun Shop in New Haven doesn�t think the gun-control bills Gov. Scott signed into law last Wednesday are going to make anyone safer. |
CA: Tax guns Instead of Arming Teachers, California Lawmaker Proposes
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Following the February school massacre in Parkland, Fla., California legislators responded as they often do after a mass shooting, with proposals to further tighten the state's strict gun control laws. But the killings � and a national protest movement that they inspired � have also raised questions across the country about how best to keep children safe in school. |
Big Banks Take a Stand Against The Gun Industry
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It's too early to say for sure, but it could be that the free market will wind up doing what Congress refuses to do: tighten access to firearms and stand up to companies that make and sell assault-style weapons. Bank of America announced last week that it will no longer finance companies that make the kinds of combat-style semiautomatic rifles that have been used to such deadly effect in mass shootings. Last month, Citigroup Inc. announced that it would prohibit clients using its financial services and credit cards from selling firearms to customers who have not passed a background check, or who are younger than 21, even when neither of those things are required by law. |
FL: New Web Ad Puts Focus on Guns in Florida Governor's Race
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A new web ad from Democratic Florida gubernatorial hopeful Gwen Graham is keeping the focus on gun control in the aftermath of February's tragic Parkland shooting. In the video, provided first to NBC News, Graham calls the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School "every parent's worst nightmare," visibly emotional as the mother of three talks about the tragedy that left 17 people dead. |
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