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Hannity & Colmes with Larry Elder
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Interview with Larry Elder about "Michael & Me."
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"... 'Bowling for Columbine' in my opinion did not give the accurate overall picture of guns in America. It never asked the basic question how often Americans use the guns to defend themselves and what is the purpose behind the Second Amendment? And in my view is to prevent tyranny by government and in my film, I discuss about that." |
Liberals Hate Freedom, Not War
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"Where are the Liberal gun control freaks thanking Bush for disarming Saddam’s war machine and for making absolutely sure that no weapons of mass destruction can be exported from Iraq for terrorists to use on American soil?"
"And just where were all of these bleeding-heart Liberals during the eight long years when Clinton was carrying out his unconstitutional military misadventures all over the world? If they hated war so much, why didn’t they protest against Clinton?" |
Cops have to pay $41k for stopping man from videoing them (Blog)
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"Last month a federal judge awarded $35,000 in compensatory and $6000 in punitive damages to a man state troopers arrested for video taping them."
"Given the Utah rave case and the Oakland police stop reported today, this seems like an important decision because it makes it clear that citizens are free to video law enforcement in action."
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Let's talk gun control, exams, death penalty
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"I consider myself to be very conservative, but there are issues upon which I can agree with people on the other side of the political spectrum." ...
"I find another area of agreement in gun control. I believe the law should be stricter in regard to the possession particularly of assault-style weapons. Having stricter regulations should make it easier for police to reduce crime."
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IL: Frantic 911 calls from wife heard in murder trial
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"A desperate Ronyale White had just told a 911 operator her husband had a gun when he burst back into the room and shouted, 'You dead!'" ...
"My husband is here. He's under an order of protection. He's not supposed to be here." ...
"But it would take another 15 minutes for help to arrive at the house. The first police officer there discovered White had been shot in the head and killed, her body left on a bed."
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NJ: Barney guilty of murdering his wife
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"During five days of testimony, jurors heard conflicting accounts of the Barneys' relationship."
"The prosecutor likened Barney to a predator who stalked his wife in the KinderCare parking lot just hours after a Superior Court judge finalized a restraining order and granted her temporary custody of Daniel."
"Defense attorney Michael Riley said Alla Barney was an adulterous, abusive wife who had a history of violence toward her son and husband. Barney testified that his wife pulled a steak knife on him at the day-care center and his actions were in self-defense." |
FL: Husband arrested in his wife's kidnapping
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"A kidnapping that began in Pasco County ended peacefully in this north Pinellas city, but not before at least five shots were fired at a police officer." ...
"Tobin, the Pasco sheriff's spokesman, said Mrs. Kinard was in the process of separating from her husband and had obtained a restraining order against him." |
MI: Michigan Provides Free Gun Locks
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"Project Childsafe will continue to offer free gun locks after recently partnering with the National Shooting Sports Foundation. Over one million locks are expected to be distributed in Michigan this year."
"Hunting is a popular sport in the Upper Peninsula and many residents own guns. The National Shooting Sports Foundation has partnered with local law enforcement agencies to make sure gun owners keep their children safe. ..." |
The Great .22-250
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"In 1963 the Browning Arms Company made history. The firm began chambering its Browning High Power rifle for the .22-250--a wildcat cartridge for which there was no commercial ammunition available. John T. Amber, reporting the development in the 1964 Gun Digest, called the event 'unprecedented.'" ...
"That was 40 years ago, and ever since, as far as I can determine, there has been a Browning rifle of some type offered in .22-250."
"Two years after Browning broke the ice, Remington took the next big step. The company adopted the .22-250, added 'Remington' to the name and offered it in its Model 700 along with a line of commercial ammunition." |
UK: Young, black, innocent: the gun law victims
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"The shootings are part of a brutal trend. An investigation by The Observer has found that black women are almost 50 times more likely than white women to be victims of gun crime. Although women make up less than 2 per cent of gunshot cases, 95 per cent of female victims are black. This includes women deliberately targeted by gunmen as well as bystanders."
"Experts say they are victims of a black gang culture that no longer sees women or children as beyond limits. Mafia-style tactics which call for every witness to a crime to be executed have been adopted with relish." |
AZ: Buying a gun is just too easy (Letter)
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was just wondering: How does a patient in the state's mental health system walk into a gun store in Glendale and purchase a semiautomatic pistol? And then five days later slaughter two innocent men in a Wal-Mart parking lot?
Oh, that's right, guns don't kill people, people kill people.
Thanks to the NRA for making sure that access to weapons of individual destruction is so easy.
- Pete Gitlin, Phoenix
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Flintlocks still inspire debate
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"After nearly 300 years shooting flintlock rifles, rifle flints are still sparking debate among shooters. Some age old questions persist such as, should the bevel be placed up or down; what type of flint is best, black English, French, agate, modern “space-age” flints; cut flints, or knapped flints?"
"If we tackle the first question, should the bevel be placed up or down, the only correct answer is — yes. In other words, it doesn’t make a hill of beans worth of difference how the bevel is placed as long as the flint throws a spark. Some flints may spark well with the bevel up, others with the bevel down." |
The Modern Muzzleloader
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"To many folks, the idea of shooting a black-powder gun is—at first—a bit frightening. After all, the primitive explosive used (producing, upon detonation, clouds of smoke the likes of which you'll never see when firing a contemporary cartridge) must actually be handled by the shooter, since it's measured, and then poured directly down she barrel of the gun . . . a barrel which, if ,he weapon is one of the popular larger-bore muzzleloaders, looks almost big enough to accommodate a bantam's egg! It's understandable, then, that this collection of factors sometimes brings to mind images of accidental overcharges . . . of barrels peeled back banana-skin fashion . . . and of shoulder breaking kicks." |
NY: Camillus sportsmen end season on target
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"Members of the Camillus Sportsmen's Club ended their Central New York Trap League season the same way they began it - on top."
"After finishing the regular season at the pinnacle of the league standings, the Camillus squad took high club honors in the postseason shoot-off Aug. 21 at the Bridgeport Rod & Gun Club."
"Several Camillus shotgunners collected first-place awards at the climactic match, either shoot-off scores or peerless performances during the 20-week regular season." |
IN: Roush range opens doors
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"P.J. Felton lined up the target through the scope on a .22-caliber rifle, squeezed the trigger and fired at a target 50 yards away."
"It was the first shot fired at the new $1.4 million shooting range that opened Thursday at Roush Reservoir."
"'A little bit,' P.J., 10, said when asked whether he was nervous about taking the ceremonial shot with Department of Natural Resources director Kyle Hupfer by his side and a group of about 50 adults watching." |
PA: Probation staff to stay gun-free
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"'At this point and time, there are no plans to have our probation officers carry weapons,' said Paul McGarry, director of adult and juvenile probation services. 'We have a protocol in place that involves local and state police in situations where probation officers are in jeopardy. Our plans are to continue that protocol.'"
"Three weeks ago, Berks County became the 42nd of the state's 67 counties that allow adult and juvenile probation officers to carry guns, according to the Associated Press." |
WA: Too tight a line on gun possession
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"The case, Washington v. Gurske, involved a man stopped for an illegal left turn while driving. Police discovered his driver's license had been suspended, arrested him and searched his truck. Behind the driver's seat was a backpack that contained three grams of methamphetamine. He was convicted of felony possession of an illegal drug and sentenced to an extra 18 months because his backpack also contained a pistol and ammunition clip. To fire the gun, he would have had to stop the truck, get out of the driver's seat, flip it forward, unzip the pack, find the gun and clip, and insert the clip. The court ruled unanimously that he was not armed." |
UK: Mother is shot dead as she cradles baby
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"A WOMAN was shot dead by a gang of hoodies as she cradled a baby at a packed christening."
"The 34-year-old mother of two was gunned down in front of 100 terrified friends and relatives."
"Guests dived for cover when three young black men, armed with a shotgun and a pistol, burst into the room firing."
"The gang stole handbags, mobile phones and wine before running off." |
Australia: Gun 'put in hostage's mouth'
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"A COURT has heard a hostage was stabbed in the leg, had a gun put in his mouth and was told he'd have his fingers chopped off during a 48-hour ordeal."
"Younan Rafet today appeared in Parramatta Bail Court charged over the kidnapping of a 39-year-old Fairfield man whom he allegedly held for two days until a ransom was paid."
"The 26-year-old from the southern Sydney suburb of St Helens Park, has been refused bail and ordered to appear in Liverpool Local Court tomorrow." |
UK: Man in hospital 'after shooting'
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A man has been taken to hospital after unconfirmed reports of gunshots on a street in Birmingham.
West Midlands Police said they were called out to a disturbance on Lozells Road in the Lozells area of the city on Saturday afternoon.
They confirmed they had received a report of a gun being fired, but said on Saturday that it was unclear whether a gun had been used.
The extent of the man's injuries are not clear.
Police were called out to a disturbance at about 1500 BST.
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VA: Kaine Woos Gun Vote, Drawing Kilgore's Fire
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"Wearing a loose-fitting black shirt and with a 12-gauge shotgun at his side, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Timothy M. Kaine emerged from a rolling field with several fellow skeet shooters and a message for Virginia's rural voters."
"'I'm committed to not violating the Second Amendment or infringing upon the gun rights of law-abiding citizens,' Kaine, the lieutenant governor, said to a handful of supporters and local reporters who were on hand to watch him shoot. 'I'm committed to protecting that constitutional right to hunt and fish. . . . I value the traditions that Virginians value.'"
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VA: 'Sportsmen for Kaine' event hunts votes
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Tim Kaine shouldered a 12-gauge shotgun Friday and put more pop in Virginia's gubernatorial shootout."
"As a media horde looked on at the scheduled 'Sportsmen for Kaine' event in Franklin County, the Democrat took aim at some skeet, hitting 14 of the two dozen targets he fired at. Kaine wouldn't say if he thinks he's a better shot than his National Rife Association-backed Republican opponent Jerry Kilgore, but he handled the gun with ease. 'I'm an outdoorsman,' Kaine said. 'I enjoy shooting skeet.'"
"The Kilgore campaign has tried to shoot Kaine's gun record full of holes, and the Democrat's Friday outing was quickly dismissed as nothing more than a ruse by Kilgore spokesman Tucker Martin."
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IL: New state law makes debut at gun show
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"A new Illinois law that requires individuals who sell firearms at local gun shows to check the backgrounds of potential buyers got its first test Saturday at a show in Belleville."
"Background checks were already required for people buying guns from federally licensed dealers to ensure that buyers don't have a criminal record. The new law applies to collectors or gun owners trying to sell one of their long guns or handguns to another individual attending a gun show." |
LA: Gun drive nets 244 weapons
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"Fewer guns than expected were turned in Saturday when the Greater New Orleans Buy Back Committee held its annual drive to get guns off city streets."
"The group bought 244 guns, compared to 329 last year, said Rafael Goyeneche of the committee. Among the weapons collected were a dozen sawed-off shotguns, compared to one last year, and three automatic assault rifles, Goyeneche said." |
OK: Gumm receives award from Oklahoma Rifle Association
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"Senator Jay Paul Gumm was recently named the Oklahoma Rifle Association's 2005 'Legislator of the Year' during the organization's annual banquet. ..."
"Gumm was recognized because of his 'staunch and steadfast' defense of the Second Amendment. During his first term, Gumm wrote and passed into law a number of bills to protect the Second Amendment right to 'keep and bear arms.' Among those is the 'Gun Manufacturers Recruitment Act.' That law targeted a portion of Oklahoma's economic development efforts on the lucrative gun industry. The effort made both statewide and national news and was featured on the National Rifle Association's NRANews Internet and national radio broadcast." |
MS: Is the 2005 primitive firearm change Mississippi's final breech of tradition?
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"Under a change in regulations made this summer, Mississippi deer hunters for the first time can choose to use certain rifles that don't require muzzle-loading or black powder during the primitive-weapon seasons."
"Those rifles, which must be .38 caliber or larger with an exposed hammer and of a single-shot design that predates the 20th century, will be allowed to fire regular rifle cartridges."
"That makes them far more convenient, if not as accurate, than muzzle-loading firearms that use black powder."
"Black powder is extremely corrosive and barrel cleaning is required after each day of shooting to prevent rusting or pitting." |
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