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Why We Continue to Have School Murders
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Why have there been any more school murders in the USA since the attack at Columbine High School two decades ago? Violent attacks aren’t a mystery. We know why murderers kill. We know the kind of targets they want.
We also know how to prevent and how to respond to these attacks. Why haven’t we adopted the measures that save our students?
We have not stopped these rampages because the news media and political special-interests feed on mass murder. |
IN: NRA Backs Bills to Make Hoosiers Safer
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The National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) is backing two bills in the Indiana State Legislature that would give law-abiding Hoosiers greater opportunities to defend themselves.
HB 1643 introduced by Rep. Ben Smaltz (R-52) would expand self-defense options in the following ways:
eliminate state fees for a lifetime state License to Carry a Handgun (LTCH);
allow law-abiding gun owners greater ability to carry for self-protection in churches;
allow gun owners to register to vote when they apply for a LTCH. |
IL: Armed robber picks wrong woman at Chicago bus stop
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Police say the suspect was found a block away with a gun shot wound to the neck, fatally shot by a woman acting in self-defense.
Local media in Chicago report that the unidentified 25-year-old woman was waiting at a bus stop at 103rd and Wallace in the Fernwood neighborhood early Tuesday morning when 19-year-old Laavion Goings, armed with a handgun, tried to rob her.
A concealed carry permit holder, the woman drew her own gun and shot the man, who fled the scene and was later declared dead at an area hospital. Goings, who was shot one time according to the Chicago Sun-Times, had reportedly “had contact” with police in the past. |
Cassidy, Colleagues Introduce Concealed-Carry Reciprocity Bill
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U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA), cosponsored the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, legislation to allow Louisianans with concealed carry permits to exercise their right to carry in any other state with concealed carry laws, while abiding by that state’s laws.
“This legislation empowers law-abiding Americans to exercise their Second Amendment right to defend themselves while respecting each state’s law,” said Dr. Cassidy. “The ability to protect yourself and your family should not end at the Louisiana border.” |
Standard Mfg. S333 Volleyfire
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The Standard Manufacturing S333 Volleyfire is unlike any other revolver on the market today because it features two barrels that both fire simultaneously with a single pull of the trigger. This sends two .22 WMR rounds downrange simultaneously, doubling the stopping power of each shot and mitigating the disastrous consequences of a misfire. If one round doesn't ignite, odds are the second one will. Unlike a semi-automatic firearm, a dud in one of the cylinders doesn't impede functioning, thanks to the gun's double-action operation. |
TX: Smart Gun Prototype Aimed at Stopping Mass Shootings
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A camera on the front uses artificial intelligence to detect if a gun is pointed at a person, crowd, animal or target.
If aimed at a person or crowd, the gun limits the amount of times you can pull the trigger.
“You still are allowed to do one bullet every 20 seconds so you still are allowed to use self-defense so it’s still going to work,” said Shahid.
GPS on the gun would create geo-fences, stopping it from firing in certain locations like schools and churches. |
Aguila Ammunition Brings Bulk 5.56 Rifle Ammo to the Market
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Aguila Ammunition has met the needs of shooters again, this time by offering bulk packaging for their 5.56 caliber ammo.
“If there is a way to meet the needs of our customers, we try to do exactly that,” says John Domolky, Director of Sales for TxAT. “For the shooting sports enthusiast especially, it's important to stock up on ammunition. Buying in bulk tends to be more convenient.”
The 5.56×45 Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail is a 3.56 gram, 55-grain round now offered in a 300-round bulk package with an MSRP of $119.99. In addition, Aguila will continue to offer its 50-round box configuration of the 5.56×45 62 grain product that is currently on the market. |
Gun confiscation SWATing: Red flag laws go national
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A Video from attorney Alex Kincaid makes the crucial point that laws for involuntary civil commitment already take of the issue addressed by so-called ‘Red Flag’ laws.
So-called ‘Red Flag’ laws or ‘Extreme Risk Protection Orders’ are all the rage in the far left’s gun confiscation agenda. A new video from attorney Alex Kincaid points out that there are already laws on the books to cover situations such as the Parkland mass murderer. That ‘Every state in this country already has a set of laws that allow law enforcement to take away firearms from people by civilly committing them’. |
NRA President Oliver North Headlines 2019 SCI Show
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No stranger to being first in line—or on the front line—to protect American freedom, NRA President Lt. Col. North headlined the 47th Annual SCI Hunters’ Convention here in Reno, Nev., last night, receiving a standing ovation from fellow hunters attending the four-day show at the Reno Sparks Convention Center, Jan. 9-12. The combat veteran and recipient of the Silver Star, Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts said he has spent his life telling his Marines, his kids and now his 17 grandkids we are defined by the company we keep, which explains why he has spent his entire life keeping company with American heroes and hunters. |
TX: Texas AG Demands Austin Allow Guns Into City Hall, Suggests Fines
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"The city of Austin cannot defy Texas' licensed carry laws, or any state law enacted by the Texas Legislature, simply because it disagrees with the law or feels like ignoring it," Paxton said in a prepared statement. "I will always vigilantly protect and preserve the Second Amendment rights of Texans, and I'm hopeful the Travis County district court will uphold Texas' open carry law passed by the people's representatives."
Paxton previously filed a lawsuit in July 2016 against the City of Austin after a resident with a concealed gun permit complained of being turned away from City Hall on several occasions. |
NRA Needs A Proven Leader, Now More Than Ever
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But, my fights have not been confined to Florida. Roughly twenty years ago, I was engaged in another battle. This time it was a fight for the leadership of the NRA. Wayne LaPierre was on one side.
On the other side was Neal Knox – Jeff Knox’s late father. As some of you may remember, I was the President of the NRA at that time. Many may have been too young to remember.
Jeff is correct that Wayne won the confidence of the NRA Board of Directors during that battle. But, Jeff fails to disclose that it was his father, Neal Knox, who was trying to oust Wayne — and who engaged in an all-out, no holds barred, brutal fight in his failed attempt to take control of the NRA. |
VA: Hold The Line: VA GOP, NRA Vow To Stop Virginia's Anti-Gun Push
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Virginia’s Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam sees an opening, and it’s not an insane push this time. With Republican majorities in the state legislature vastly chipped away, he’s laying the groundwork to import Maryland-style gun control in the Old Dominion. It’s right in the National Rifle Association’s backyard. So, if this is successful, and it very well could be, it’ll be a political and propaganda win for the anti-gun Left. |
PA: Why I’m ready to buy a gun
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I might buy a gun.
I’d need a permit. And lessons on how to shoot, a place to keep it safe, and a way to overcome the fear that I’d shoot myself.
I’m not a natural gun owner. I’m more likely to be holding a knitting needle than a Glock — but recent events have made me rethink my natural aversion to weapons, an aversion that has nothing to do with philosophical opposition and everything to do with my own physical incompetence. |
PA: Superior Court supports dismissal of charges against Predmore
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Steven Predmore, 24, is charged with shooting Alex Marsicano, 25, of Pocono Pines, in the calves during a December 2015 confrontation outside Marsicano’s ex-girlfriend’s Chestnuthill Township residence. Marsicano was retreating with his back turned to Predmore when Predmore fired several shots from a 9mm pistol.
Predmore then drove away in his truck while Marsicano contacted a friend who then took him to the hospital. Calling the shooting self-defense, Predmore was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, simple assault, reckless endangerment and carrying a gun without a license.
The county court granted Predmore’s June 2016 petition for the attempted-murder charge to be dismissed. |
NRA Applauds Sen. Cornyn for Introducing Reciprocity Legislation
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On behalf of our more than 5 million members across the country, the National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) today applauded the introduction of S. 69, The Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2019, sponsored by Sen. John Cornyn (TX).
“The current patchwork of state and local gun laws is confusing and can cause the most conscientious gun owner to unknowingly run afoul of the law when they are traveling or temporarily living away from home,” said Chris W. Cox, executive director of the NRA-ILA. “Sen. Cornyn’s legislation provides a much-needed solution to a real problem for law-abiding gun owners.” |
Red dots 101 – An unbiased review of the pros and cons
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If you are passionate about guns and have cultivated the hobby for self defense, chances are you are familiar with the red dot sights fitted on standard sized rifles and handguns. Red dots are the perfect sights for practicing if you are a beginner or even for the professional law enforcement serviceman. Red dots were primarily designed for close to moderate range combat and for rapid firing while mounted on semi automatic and automatic rifles. |
WV: Morrisey, other AGs ask U.S. Supreme Court to protect Second Amendment
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey recently joined a coalition of 18 states urging the U.S. Supreme Court to consider a case with implications for the Second Amendment.
The coalition’s recent filing raises the argument that governments at all levels have enacted laws eroding the Second Amendment rights of citizens, and without guidance from a higher court, appeals courts have allowed such laws to stand.
The case challenges the constitutionality of a federal law prohibiting firearms dealers from selling handguns to out-of-state consumers. A U.S. District Court ruled such a ban was unconstitutional, but the decision was later overturned by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit. |
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