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Anti-Hunters Try to Ban Black Bear Hunting in California For Second Year in a Row
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Bear hunting is under fire in California—again. The Humane Society of the United States has submitted a petition to the California Game and Fish Commission seeking to block bear hunting in The Golden State indefinitely. This is the second time anti-hunting advocates have tried to ban bear hunting in California in as many years. In early 2021, State Senator Scott Weiner of San Francisco put forth a legislative bill to outlaw bear hunting—but quickly pulled it after immediate backlash from the hunters in California and beyond.
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WY: 5th-graders learn to shoot guns by using school gym as target range, Wyoming photos show
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A school district in Wyoming recently used a gymnasium as a shooting range, training fifth and sixth grade students in marksmanship during PE.
Hot Springs County School District #1, in the small town of Thermopolis, shared photos of the sharpshooting session in a Feb. 2 Facebook post, and it quickly caught the attention of thousands. McClatchy News has obtained a screengrab of the Facebook post, which is no longer publicly available.
In the pictures, the children are seen aiming air rifles across the gym at a set of targets propped up against the bleachers with what appears to be plywood. |
Only in Florida: Round-the-clock Gator Hunting
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Alligator hunting could become a 24/7 endeavor under a proposal going before Florida wildlife commissioners. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on March 2 will consider a staff proposal that would expand, at most locations, the daily hours for the next alligator hunting season to 24 from the current 17 — 5 p.m. to 10 a.m.ng
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History of 50 BMG Ammo
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Developed during the second decade of the 20th century and adopted into a service ammunition in 1921, the .50 Browning Machine Gun (BMG) round is one of the most widely used service ammunitions to date. Also known as the .50 Browning, the 12.7x99mm NATO round is used today across the globe. It’s currently listed as military ammunition for the U.S. and at least 30 other countries.
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Remington Agrees to Settlement with Sandy Hook Families
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Remington agreed to a settlement claim with the parents of nine people killed in the December 14, 2012, Sandy Hook Elementary school attack.
ABC News reports that the settlement comes “nearly eight years after the families sued the maker of the Bushmaster XM15-E2S semiautomatic rifle that was used in the 2012 mass shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.”
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SD: South Dakota Senators Weigh Bill to Protect Gun Industry from Bank Discrimination
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On Tuesday, the Senate Commerce Committee in South Dakota will hear SB 182, which is designed to protect the gun industry from bank discrimination.
SB 182 stipulates that “no state agency or any elected or appointed official or employee of this state” can enter into a contract with a bank on state business or “under any government authority” unless the bank demonstrates it has no discriminatory policy toward companies in the firearm industry.
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Survey Indicates Millions Of New Gun Owners, Changing Demographics
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Nearly 30 percent of all firearms sold last year went to new gun owners, according to a retailer survey conducted by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). The findings indicate at least 5.4 million people purchased one for the first time in 2021. The figure represents a 10 percent decrease from 2020, when a similar survey’s results—based on estimates calculated from the FBI’s National Instant Background Check System (NICS) volume—found 40 percent first-time gun buyers, roughly 8.4 million.
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Before Suppressing An AK-47, Five Things to Know ~ VIDEO
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Suppressing an AK is one of those things that sounds both awesome and straightforward on paper but can be daunting once you’re in the thick of it. This isn’t to say it’s not worth pursuing or incredibly difficult, but your efforts might be in vain before you even begin if you don’t know a few key aspects of the process.
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Vermont: Contact Gov. Phil Scott With Veto Request
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After being amended multiple times over the last year-and-a-half, an omnibus anti-gun bill is headed to the desk of Gov. Phil Scott. S.30, by Sen. Phil Baruth, started out as a “location restriction,” banning firearms in hospitals. However, the bill has morphed into much more than that, adding multiple layers from the wish list of anti-gun politicians in Montpelier. It is important that NRA Members and Second Amendment supporters contact Governor Scott and ask him to VETO S.30! |
History of 50 BMG Ammo
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Developed during the second decade of the 20th century and adopted into a service ammunition in 1921, the .50 Browning Machine Gun (BMG) round is one of the most widely used service ammunitions to date. Also known as the .50 Browning, the 12.7x99mm NATO round is used today across the globe. It’s currently listed as military ammunition for the U.S. and at least 30 other countries.
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PA: Court Rules Against Philadelphia's Stolen Gun Reporting Law
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A Philadelphia ordinance requiring residents to report to authorities when firearms are lost or stolen has been ruled illegal by a Pennsylvania court. A three-judge panel on Monday reversed a lower court order and placed a permanent injunction on the city's 2009 gun control ordinance, preventing the city from enforcing the measure. The case stems from a man charged with violating the "lost and stolen" reporting mandate, and Philadelphia authorities had sought a $2,000 fine for violating the ordinance. |
KS: Kansas Republicans Introduce Anti-gun Owner Discrimination Law
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Kansas Republicans have introduced an anti-discrimination bill in the Senate, which would prevent discrimination against those involved in the legal trade of guns or ammunition. On Tuesday, Feb. 15, Republican Senator Kellie Warren (R-11) says she sponsored the Firearms Industry Nondiscrimination Act. She said the legislation is imperative to protect the Second Amendment rights of Kansans. |
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