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ATF Proposed Changes to Exempting Armor Piercing Ammo

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Attorneys for the 10 families of victims killed during the Sandy Hook shooting are attempting to have their lawsuit pulled out of federal court, claiming that the gun maker is, “forum shopping.”

Gilder said as soon as his legal troubles are over, he’s moving out of New Jersey. (Photo: NRA News)

Delta Force operator and best selling author Dalton Fury has created a custom 1911. The gun will be raffled off in support of Mission 22‘s efforts to help combat veteran suicide. The “22” references the number of veterans who commit suicide every day in the US.

The issue of whether law enforcement do more to help the communities they’re sworn to protect or simply cause more harm is a hot button topic and one which rightly divides many people. The American Life Podcast takes a look at the way officers are often portrayed, race and community relations, and the rise and fall of trust in the police. The program also discusses ways to bridge the divide.

[This American Life]

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The new .22 TCM 9R, left, and standard .22 TCM, right. (Photo: Armscor)

Too many pedals and that awkward shifty thing made for a difficult getaway.

A group of friends who have been recreating movie sequences for fun since they were kids, decided that when one of the guys in the gang was going to get married, the best bachelor party would come from another recreation of a great film.

The group ended up settling on none other than “Rambo” for a memorable recreation, and the man of honor – Dana Saint, who was married in August – landed the leading role as John J. Rambo. The end result was an epic 22-minute mini film that the group shared with the entire world via the internet and will likely never forget.

[Vimeo]

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Vince Vaughn starring as the villain in the film “Starsky & Hutch.”

Those who recently interacted with Jason Hendrix said nothing seemed out of the ordinary. (Photo: WKYT)

Florida residents (from left) Nelson Cartagena, 41, and Dairo Cartagena, 38, caught over 20 years for smuggling guns to Colombia that included .223 caliber pistols.

Prosecutors play the tape of the police interview with former Marine Cpl. Eddie Ray Routh at his capital murder trial at the Erath County, Donald R. Jones Justice Center in Stephenville, Texas, Monday, Feb. 16, 2015. (AP Photo/Star-Telegram, Rodger Mallison, Pool)

Florida Sen. Greg Evers, R-Okaloosa County, has shepherded a bill through committee to do away with gun free zones on the state’s university and college campuses. (Photo: St. Augustine Record)

The attorney said he simply forgot the gun was in his bag. (Photo: Cleveland.com)

Curious to know if a helmet is well-made? Interested in knowing if it will stop a bullet? Wonder no more and simply follow this three-step process to find out.

Step 1: Have your friend place the helmet on his or her head.

Step 2: Aim gun at helmet atop friend’s head.

Step 3: Squeeze the trigger and hope your friend doesn’t move or that your aim isn’t off by the slightest.

Note: Alcoholic beverages are optional and may be preferred for the person wearing the helmet, but not so much for the person firing the gun.

Yeah, we’re kidding, of course. The is never a good idea. Ever.

[Live Leak]

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