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5 critical mistakes made by defensive gun owners
Working in the field of personal defense, I make an effort to keep informed about defensive techniques, equipment and training. The most-obvious thing I see is that there is a lot of good gear and ideas out there. However, it is also obvious that there are some folks who, though they seem well-meaning, come up with some faulty information and ideas. It is important for us not to be too critical of this sort of thing. After all, we went through the learning process to develop our defensive skills and training, too. With that in mind, here are a few defensive mistakes that occur from time to time.
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How America’s gun culture cultivates civic virtue
From the colonists winning independence from Great Britain to African-Americans vindicating their civil rights, the role of the gun is inseparable from American identity.
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Study: ‘Assault weapon’ and magazine bans do not lower homicide rates
A study on state-level gun control laws in the U.S. shows that bans on “high-capacity” magazines and “assault weapons” do not lower homicide rates.
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Judge blocks California’s ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds
A federal judge in California on Friday ruled against the Golden State’s ban on gun magazines that are able to hold more than 10 rounds.
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US District Court strikes down New York’s ban on TASERs and stun guns
New York, being opposed to citizens having the ability to adequately defend themselves, either within our outside their homes, has had a longtime ban on the possession of electronic dart (TASER) and stun guns. Owning one is a misdemeanor and displaying or threatening to use one is a felony.
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Illinois judge permanently blocks Deerfield’s ‘assault weapon’ and magazine possession bans
Today, an Illinois judge in the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Court for Lake County, IL, ruled for gun owners in the case of Guns Save Life, Inc. v. Village of Deerfield. The order issued today permanently blocks enforcement the Village of Deerfield’s gun ban.
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Nye County declares itself a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary, 1st in Nevada
Today, Commissioners passed a resolution declaring Nye County a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary and calling on Gov Sisolak to “veto any legislation which infringes on the right of the people to keep and bear arms.”
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Matt Bevin eliminates concealed permit requirement in Kentucky
On Monday Gov. Matt Bevin (R) signed legislation making the Second Amendment the only concealed carry permit needed in Kentucky.
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Defiant sheriffs push gun sanctuaries, imitating liberals on immigration
A rapidly growing number of counties in at least four states are declaring themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries, refusing to enforce gun-control laws that they consider to be infringements on the U.S. constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
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The myth that the U.S. leads the world in mass shootings
The US trails many other advanced nations in mass shooting frequency and death rate.
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Democrats don’t want you to hear what I have to say about guns and the Second Amendment
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing Wednesday on new gun control legislation Democrats plan to push on the American people. The top Republican on the committee, Doug Collins, R-Ga., asked committee Democrats if I could testify about this legislation in an appropriate setting to offer another perspective as both a survivor of a shooting attack and strong supporter of our Second Amendment rights. But the Democrats said no. While liberals may try to silence conservative voices, I will not be silenced. The American people deserve to hear all perspectives. Here is the testimony I planned to give:
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Governor Noem signs Constitutional carry bill
Fairfax, Va. — The National Rifle Association today applauded South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem for signing into law Senate Bill 47, NRA-backed legislation that fully recognizes the constitutional right of law-abiding gun owners to carry a concealed firearm.
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The AP accidentally builds a case against ‘may issue’ firearms permits
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Sabotaging the Second
- Retired Supreme Court Justice admits he went all out to limit our firearms freedom
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NSSF: Concealed carry study uses ‘complete’ data, for once
The National Shooting Sports Foundation applauded a recent study of concealed carry laws that determined no connection between relaxed statutes and increases in violent crime.
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Foundation uncovers report that defies anti-gun agenda
- California’s control attempts resulted in ‘no change’ in death rates
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Gun-owner rights bill becomes Ohio law after legislature overrode Kasich veto
COLUMBUS — A bill broadening gun-owner rights has become law in Ohio, after the Republican-led state Legislature overrode GOP Gov. John Kasich’s veto.
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Pittsburgh mayor pushes firearm confiscation orders, gun and magazine bans
Following the October 27 attack on the gun and security-free Tree of Life Synagogue, Peduto voiced opposition to hiring armed guards to protect congregants. Eleven innocents were killed when a gunman entered the synagogue and no one could shoot back.
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John Lott destroys left’s go-to gun control study
The study, which claims the U.S. leads the world in mass shootings, was put together by University of Alabama’s Adam Lankford and released in 2013.
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Iowa schools starting mandatory firearms training classes this spring
North Butler Community Schools and Clarksville Community Schools in Iowa are introducing classes in firearms safety for 7th and 8th graders starting this spring.