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Alexis Davidson of Aurora, Colorado took to the task of pulling a ripe baby tooth from her lower jaw by breaking out the old slingbow for some assistance.

That modern offspring of the slingshot and longbow, slingbows are growing in polarity and have uses that range from small game hunting to pop can assassination and preparing for the coming zombie apocalypse.

Oh yeah, and add tooth extraction to that list as well.

We have to say, Alexis took the field dentistry like a champ.

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Seattle City Council President Tim Burgess, in the middle of a re-election campaign, wants to put extra taxes on guns and ammo in Washington’s largest city. (Photo: Ellen M. Banner/The Seattle Times)

Dan Gross, president of the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, holds a handwritten sign at a distance from Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church. (Photo: Dan Gross / Twitter)

Progressives have been ecstatic over Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders entering the 2016 campaign for president.  But Slate.com struggled to find something to dislike in a recent article titled, “Bernie Sanders, Gun Nut.”  The author, Mark Joseph Stern, reports that Sanders opposed the Brady Act, but supported guns on Amtrak trains and—horrors of horrors—the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.  The latter protects gun manufacturers from nuisance suits and has the additional benefit of annoying the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (CSGV).

Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez contends he shot a 32-year-old woman on a San Francisco pier by accident with a found gun now tied to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. (Photo: Michael Macor/Reuters)

The pawn shop has been dubbed with the nickname “Shop of Death.” (Photo: Anthony Delmundo/ New York Daily News)

Residents of Meadow Gate Estates were shocked by the police presence Monday morning. (Photo: Lynh Bui/ Washington Post)

Just a trio of tips for new and not quite veteran distance shooters looking to improve their long game:

Ares’s current CEO Bryce Stirlen, left, and company founder Dimitri Karras on a better day. (Photo: Ares)