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AP

Troops training for and fighting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are firing more than 1 billion bullets a year, contributing to ammunition shortages hitting police departments nationwide and preventing officers from training with weapons they carry

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LA Times

Townsend, a 30-year-old from Mich., came next to last among the amateur inquisitors in the CNN/YouTube debate. He made an impression by asking the candidates if they would protect his "baby" — the Bushmaster AR-15 semiautomatic rifle he cra

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Christian Science Monitor

A young man is shopping at the Crossroads of the West Gun Show [in Phoenix], and there's plenty to choose from. The cavernous hall is packed with tables loaded with long guns and pistols, some barrels etched with names like El Capitán and El Supr

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AP

When criminals need guns, they have plenty of options in a country with nearly 100,000 licensed gun stores. But drug dealers and other crooks don't shop just anywhere. They have their favorites. In Compton, CA, gangsters preferred Boulevard Sa

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Buckeye Firearms

Senator Ted Kennedy and the anti-gun zealots who wrote the bill just couldn't resist the temptation to get their hands on our guns. They have included language that GOA has been able to defeat in the past. When Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) introduc

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the munchkin wrangler

In a truly moral and civilized society, people exclusively interact through persuasion. Force has no place as a valid method of social interaction, and the only thing that removes force from the menu is the personal firearm, as paradoxical as it may

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Arizona Republic

Proponents observed that the measure respects gun owners' rights. Opponents said it would be better for people to leave their guns at home rather than taking them into a public building or to an event such as the Tempe Block Party on New Year

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JPFO

A former minor tax collection department is now a billion-dollar agency. This groundbreaking documentary exposes how this agency harasses, oppresses, intimidates, and terrifies small businesses and decent citizens.

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The Jackson Sun - Tennessee

A jury on Friday returned a not guilty verdict for University of Tennessee cornerback Marsalous Johnson, who was charged with assault after an off-duty deputy sherrif accused him of waving a gun at him while driving on the interstate.

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