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From left: Michael Dean, Dakota Pliler, Dakota Bate and Shawn Hency. Dean was shot and killed during a felony home invasion Monday commissioned by the four men. (Joplin Police Department via The Joplin Globe)

Groups both for and against the omnibus gun reform package in the Iowa Senate are gearing up for a fight. (Photo: Des Moines Register)

Night Optics Inc. will be making $8.7 million contract through the Foreign Military Sales program to produce night vision monoculars for the Jordanian military.

The Department of Defense announced contract on March 18, and the Huntington Beach-based company has an estimated completion date of Aug. 16.

The equipment, called PVS-14, or the Sentry 14, has been in service U.S. and NATO forces since 2000. It mounts to a users helmet, but can also attach to a service rifle.

The contract requires the company to produce 2,000 units, but the contract price would cover roughly 2,400 units at retail price, so the government will likely save about $1.6 million.

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Leaked photos of the single-stack 9mm, the Glock 43. (Photo: The Firearm Blog)

Ferguson shooting suspect Jeffrey Williams when he was booked into jail. (Photo: St. Louis County Police Department)

The Lucid P7 reticle. (Photo: Lucid Optics)

Batgirl and Joker, Issue 41 cover (Image: DC Comics)

The Veteran Vision Project is raising funds for a photo book to the tell the stories through true images depicting veterans, their struggles, families, commitment and service.

State Reps. Steve Brunk, left, and Travis Couture-Lovelady, of the House Federal and State Affairs committee saw a Senate measure to allow constitutional carry sent to the floor. (Photo: AP/Thad Allton)

Aero Precision makes the left part and Ballistic Advantage makes the right.

Ex-Arizona congresswoman was targeted, while she was still in office, during assassination attempt that killed six others in January 2011. She and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, talked to CBS News’ Lee Cowan about their life today, her recovery, and their future.

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In a letter to ATF, Montana’s attorney general and 22 others are urging the agency to discard a ban on 5.56 “green tip” ammo once and for all. For more info, check out the article: 23 state attorneys general urge ATF not to revisit M855 ammo ban

Montana’s attorney general penned a letter, signed by 22 other state attorneys general, urging federal regulators to permanently discard an attempted ban on 5.56 “green tip” ammunition.

Mugshot of Jennifer Ullery, 40.

Glock’s gearing up for a major unveil. (Photo: Glock)