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For a limited time only, the LC380 will be offered with a free LaserMax CenterFire laser sight. Later this year, a 9mm conversion kit will also hit stores. (Photo: Ruger)

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to play a first-person shooter style Lego video game, this two minute video, produced by Andrew M Films, may give you a clue.

The little Lego guy walks through different worlds made up of the interlocking brick system and takes out bad guys using a variety of weapons. The fighting scenes range from modern warfare to killing skeleton knights with a bow and arrow.

[Andrew M Films]

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KDG’s Sidelok system promises a reliable return to zero with Aimpoint optics. (Photo: KDG)

Lawmakers in South Carolina hope that new legislation will help reduce domestic violence in the state by imposing greater penalties on abusers and barring those people from possessing guns. The bill was approved by the House this week 81-23 and now awaits the signature of Gov. Nikki Haley, the Daily Journal reported Thursday.

Ever lugged multiple guns, ammo, and all the shooting accoutrements across rugged terrain? Or tired yourself out at a shooting competition by packing all your belongings like a hitchhiking nomad? Well, there is really no need any more. Those familiar with sporting clays courses, three gun competitions, or large-scale cowboy action shooting forums will be instantly familiar with wheeled gun carts. Here’s why you need one and how to make—or even purchase–a good one.

The would-be carjacker was unaware that Daniel Bertrand kept a handgun in the driver’s side door of his car. (Photo: Click 2 Houston)

While at the Movement festival last weekend, Detroit Police Officer Frederick Youngblood showed the eager crowd how to bust some moves for about a minute while the crowd cheered him on.

Great new look, same great taste. (Photo: Springfield)

Ever wonder what to do with all those unused condoms sitting in your nightstand drawer? Well, somebody has found a fun and practical solution (provided you don’t use the condoms for their intended purpose, that is): The condom-powered, 3D printed handgun.

That’s right. Using just three condoms, which serve as the gun’s spring mechanisms, you can complete the perfect little 3D-printed .22 plinkster. This particular model is known as the PM422 Songbird, and as you can see in the video, it’s fully functioning.

[Freedom Printing 3-D]

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Under a new law, bounty hunters in Minnesota have to back away from the some practices that may confuse the public over just who they are. (Photo: USFRE/Facebook)

Sen. Eric Brakey, R-Auburn, saw his bill to make Maine the 7th member of the constitutional carry club pass with bipartisan support Thursday. (Photo: Bangor Daily News)

Corey Gill was charged with burglary and possession of drug paraphernalia. (Photo: WKLY)

Remington alleged use of the trademark.

After a bill to bring open carry to Texas ran into interference in the House Wednesday night, controversial gun rights activist Kory Watkins took to social media.

The District of Columbia is fighting to keep its current strict may-issue concealed carry scheme while the Second Amendment Foundation is swinging back claiming the city is in contempt of a federal judge’s ruling.

The nation’s largest gun control group is flaunting the support of personalities such as Ethiopia Habtemariam, Aasif Mandvi, Padma Lakshmi, and Tiffani Thiessen for its upcoming gun violence awareness project.