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The Mk4, top, is offered in 5.56 NATO/.223 Rem. and also 300 BLK and the Mk3, bottom, is chambered for 7.62 NATO/.308 Win. (Photo: CMMG)

(Graphic: Everytown for Gun Safety)

Oklahoma’s Gov. Mary Fallin has the stage set to see her second veto of a gun rights bill in as many years overturned by a state legislature controlled by her own party. (Photo: AP via Huffpost)

The Model 442 is functionally the same as the 642 with an all-black finish. (Photo: S&W)

Smith & Wesson’s wall of guns turns heads at the 2015 National Rifle Association’s annual convention. (Photo: Daniel Terrill)

Jeremiah Raber, president and CEO of Armored Nutshellz, LLC says, “When it comes to our customer’s safety, we take product testing very seriously.”

And by very serious, he means he’s willing to personally take a bullet directly to the crotch just to prove how effective his Nutshellz really are.

So did Raber’s family jewels come out unscathed? Well, you’ll just have to watch the video to see for yourself, but I will say this guy’s got more balls than me.

Oh, and please don’t try this at home.

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Jurors heard more testimony Thursday in the case of Aurora movie theater gunman James Holmes, who is on trial for the mass shooting that left 12 people dead and 70 others wounded almost three years ago.    

A coalition of celebrities, community organizations and gun control groups are asking Americans to “Wear Orange” June 2 to mark the first National Gun Violence Awareness Day.

Team Never Quit 9mm, 100 grain HP frangible rounds.

When Rob Carpenter pulled into a Dunkin’ Donuts parking lot in Lecanto, Florida, he was left speechless at what he witnessed.

Customers at a Port Orchard, Washington, Goodwill store recently got a bit of a scare when they were told to leave the building after workers apparently found a 70-year-old, live World War II grenade.

Investigators with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency intercepted containers en route to Lebanon and were able to trace the munitions back to where they were purchased, according to the federal complaint.

Ali Afif Al Herz, 50, left, Bassem Afif Herz, 29, Adam Ben Ali Al Herz, 22, and Sarah Zeaiter, 24.

The teen’s father said he has been under a lot of stress recently, as he high school graduation approaches this weekend. (Photo: Fox)

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Four Cedar Rapids people are charged with purchasing 113 guns, including assault rifles, and thousands of rounds of ammunition over the past 17 months in order to smuggle them to Lebanon, according to a federal complaint Tuesday.

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