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Eddie Ray Routh has been accused of capital murder in the shooting deaths of “American Sniper” Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield. (Photo: Erath County Sheriffs Department)

When officers received a call about two fighting male deer in Minnetonka, Minnesota, Sunday morning, they figured it was just an ordinary fight, but when thy arrived and observed the animals, they realized it wasn’t a fight, but one deer desperately struggling to free his antlers from the other deer, which was dead.

State Senate Majority Leader Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, oversaw the approval Thursday of a measure to help bring constitutional carry to New Hampshire. (Photo: Concord Monitor)

According to expense reports for 2014, the Department of Defense spent over half a million dollars in one year on Viagra and other popular drugs commonly used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.

An example MPA BA Custom Rifle chambered for .308 Winchester. All of the bells and whistles, minus the optic. (Photo: MPA)

The 16-member Sandy Hook Advisory Commission is working on its final report of recommendations to the governor, which includes a number of extreme gun control measures. (Photo: WTNH)

Channeling its inner most runway model, the Taurus PT709 has quite the slim figure. Easily concealed with almost no printing, the PT709 opens up a world of possibilities for everyday fashionistas looking for a budget defensive nine.

Colt, with a booth shown here at SHOT Show 2015, was founded in 1836 and has had long history of supplying arms to the U.S. military. (Photo: Daniel Terrill)

Markus Kaarma in Missoula District Court Thursday morning, prior to his sentencing. (Photo: Kurt Wilson/The Missoulian)

Eddie Ray Routh is facing capital murder charges in the shooting deaths of American Sniper Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield. (Photo: CBS Dallas-Fort Worth)

Several revelations about the case and Routh’s motivations surfaced Wednesday and painted a picture of a veteran haunted by substance abuse. It’s this voluntary intoxication that the prosecution claims the jury should consider in addition to legal insanity. Routh’s attorney is seeking an insanity plea for Routh, who claims to be stricken with post-traumatic stress disorder. The prosecution contends that Routh is claiming PTSD, but could be malingering or manipulating the legal system, as evidenced by the veteran making the claim each of the several times he was arrested in the past.

Sen. Maile Shimabukuro is backing what has been termed the worst bill of the decade by the Hawaii Rifle Association. (Photo: Hawaii Senate)

Arsenal’s SAM7K-01R, left and right sides. (Photo: K-Var)

A new program in Portland, Oregon called “Felons and Kids with Guns” promises to fork over a $250 cash reward to tipsters who dime out either a felon or a juvenile in possession of a firearm.

Second Amendment advocates won a huge victory on Wednesday in a case over the federal ban on out of state residents purchasing handguns. The Citizens’ Committee for the Right to Keep backed the case and Bear Arms, helmed by Alan Gura, and heard in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Fort Worth division. For the full story click here.

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A U.S. District Court judge Wednesday ruled that the federal law prohibiting handgun sales to out of state residents filed is in violation of both the Second and Fifth amendments.

Neeson told reporters recently, “There are too many [bleeping] guns out there, especially in America,” while promoting his new film Taken 3.

Christopher Foster went by the nickname “Outlaw.” (Photo: Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office)