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With names like Papo Swing, Oreo, Negro Steele, and Rafa Colgate, the indictment in a federal drug and weapons case in Puerto Rico and its list of 105 defendants makes great reading.

Mayors Against Illegal Guns member Frank G. Jackson, the Mayor of Cleveland, has long backed a number of gun control measures that some argue are in violation of state law. (Photo: News Net 5)

U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter is under pressure from GOP lawmakers to lift the DoD’s gun free zones. (Photo: AP/Alex Wong)

5 guns I can’t do without. (Photo: Eve Flanigan)

Police officers enter the Armed Forces Career Center through a bullet-riddled door after a gunman opened fire on the building, July 16, 2015, in Chattanooga, Tenn. (Photo: Associated Press)

The Iraqveteran8888 crew go over their choices for five guns they would grab from off the rack in a situation where they would have to go “inna woods” and Wolverine it up.

While the likelihood of Russian or Chinese paratroopers dropping from the sky may seem far-fetched, the IV8888 guys argue that anything from societal breakdown after stock markets crash due to cyber attacks, a tyrannical government forcing compliance after dissolving our constitution– or an invading force could– present a theoretical situation in which picking five guns from the herd makes sense.

Or at least an interesting discussion.

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HBO isn’t feeling Sergey “Krusher” Kovalev’s product placement. (Photo: NSSF)

Jacki Bilings, a female concealed carry instructor, shows us how to concealed carry in a dress. (Photo: Jacki Bilings)

Authorities have identified the mysterious gun collector who left behind a haul of 1,200 firearms as Jeffrey Alan Lash. (Photo: NBC)

Terry Jackson stands outside a recruiting center in Cleburne, Texas. While the citizens may mean well, the Army is asking them not to stand guard outside recruiting centers. (Photo: Rose Baca / The Dallas Morning News)

Dylann Roof, 21, appears at a court hearing in Charleston, South Carolina, on July 16. (Photo: Grace Beahm/Post and Courier)

Bounkham Phonesavanh was injured when a flash bang landed beside his crib while authorities were serving a no-knock warrant.

Arsenal SLR 101S rifle. (Photo: Francis Borek)

National Rifle Association commentator Colion Noir debuts the first episode of the latest season of his Freestyle Noir show with a mix of near-impossible range madness and a healthy dose of gun rights discussion.

Starting off with a run through “The Box” with a now-beardless Darren LaSorte in which cardio fitness seems to be as important as placing lead on steel, Noir wraps up the episode with some insight into the continuing battle for Second Amendment rights.

The sneak peak at the rest of the season looks interesting and very grass-roots.

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Navy Diver 1st Class Spencer Puett and Lt.j.g. Andrew Heckel pose behind the cannon recovered from the wreck site of the Civil War ironclad CSS Georgia, which has rested at the bottom of the Savannah River for over 150 years. (Photo: U.S. Navy)

Jonathan Hill, 36, was convicted of having forced with a 69-year-old woman. (Photo: Faulkner County Sheriff’s Office)