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After a shoplifter absconds with a pair of drinks at a gas station convenience store, he tried to beat a quick retreat to his friend (or friends) in a nearby SUV. The clerk went out to confront the shoplifter, armed, and what ensued reportedly got an innocent bystander hurt. In the video below, you can…
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LINCOLN, NEBRASKA — Nebraska is not a constitutional carry state yet, but it’s starting to look like a foregone conclusion. Part the LB 77’s success, as the bill is known, comes after multiple failed attempts over the years to make constitutional carry a reality in the state. The bill advanced by a dominant 36-12 on…
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Liberty Ammunition is an ammo company out of Florida that specializes in self-defense ammunition. With so many ammo choices for self-defense, it’s important to do your research and see what’s available on the market, and where everything falls into place. Their products are designed to meet the needs of civilians, law enforcement and military personnel…
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE — The Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) recently disclosed a road rage incident resulted in a fatal shooting on Sunday which appears to have been a case of self-defense. As per police reports, a 36-year-old man who was not named shot 71-year-old Alden R. Jones on State Route 45after Jones approached him and…
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In the video below, a group of catalytic converter thieves are interrupted by a man, reportedly a block watch captain. Instead of bolting or mugging the man, one of the thieves actually opens fire, reportedly shooting the man in the chest and placing him in critical condition for several days. Thankfully, he reportedly survived. After…
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SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — A bill introduced by California State Senator Dave Min would ban banks which “do business with gun manufacturers from doing business with the state of California.” The bill, SB 637, reads in its entirety: It is the intent of the Legislature to subsequently amend this measure to include provisions that would prohibit…
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CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA — Governor Jim Justice of West Virginia has signed a bill into law that will permit people with concealed carry permits to carry firearms onto public college and university campuses. The bill, which was passed Wednesday, will not take effect until July 2024, according to ABC News. According to ABC, West Virginia…
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