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A rally at the SC State House in Columbia was the reason for a now-repealed ban on weapons. (Photo: Post and Courier/Jeremy Borden)

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While under normal circumstances you never want to risk a ricochet, 22 Plinkster set risk aside and attempted to split a playing card after having it first ricochet off a bulldozer blade.

Faced with having a random dozer on his property while doing some range improvements, Plinkster broke out the card deck and his trusty Henry cowboy gun then set up the shot on a hot day under the Tennessee sun. And of course he videoed it on his first try, right?

Of course, don’t try this at home kids, cards are dangerous, m’kay.

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In the wake of the morally repulsive shootings in Tennessee at the Naval and Marine Corps recruiting centers, I’ve already touched on the question: Why not let our military warriors carry concealed weapons?

Sentencing begins in the trial of James Holmes, convicted Thursday in the killing of 12 people at a Colorado movie theater three years ago. (Photo: Getty Images)

Three California men brought up on firearms possession charges appeared in federal court this week, authorities announced.

No one was killed at the shooter’s first stop on his deadly rampage – a recruiting center with bullet-proof glass in the front. (Photo: Navy Times)

Paul Jannuzzo is fifth person to file notice of intent to sue over criminal investigation tied to gunmaker. (Photo: Daily Report)

Seen here in a screen shot from a video, Florida Gun Supply owner Andy Hallinan sits in front of a Confederate battle flag and declares his shop a “Muslim-free zone.” (Photo: Facebook)

During the initial investigation, which lasted into the morning daylight hours, several streets were blocked off close to where the robbery occurred. (Photo: CBS Los Angeles)