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March For Our Lives: Some Of The Best Signs
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By Dan Zimmerman via TTAG Following Saturdayy’s national anti-gun primal scream, here are a few of the most creative and eloquent displays we’ve seen. It’s no wonder the media were so taken with the power and persuasiveness of the protestors’ message . . .
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DENVER, COLORADO — A bill that would have allowed Colorado folks the chance to carry a firearm without the need for a permit has died in the legislative committee after making a little headway over the last few days. Local media reports; The House State, Veterans and Military Affairs committee voted 6-3 Wednesday to indefinitely…
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A man at Midway International Airport was casually going through the motions for TSA in order to board his flight. His carry-on bag had a little something that airports and TSA frowns upon; a loaded pistol. Local news reports; John Waltz, 52, was charged with a felony count of boarding an aircraft with a weapon,…
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YouTube Hypocrisy Shines Through After New Policies Ban Many Types Of Firearm-Related Content
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YouTube isn’t a stranger to banning firearm-related content, and now they’ve broadened their reach to include a number of different things from videos showing how to install bump stocks to teaching how to reload ammunition. Here we go: Under the new restrictions, accessories that cannot be featured in videos that intend “to sell firearms or…
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Feb 2018 NICS Checks: 2nd Highest On Record
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The number of National Instant Check System (NIC) one in February ran just ahead of last year’s total. And 2017 as a whole was the second highest year for NICS checks on record. There were 2,333,193 checks done this February. That is 104.4% of the 2,234,817 checks done a year ago. February 2018 is the second…
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Citibank Cuts Ties With Any Customers Who Sell High-Capacity Magazines & Bump Stocks, Firearms To Those Under 21
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The CEO of Citigroup is ‘doing his part’ by getting rid of both large and small customers who engage in business that sells high-capacity magazines, bump stocks, and those who sell firearms to people ages 18-20. If a business customer falls into these categories, they are not welcome at Citibank. Read the CEO’s message below.…












