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The TSA record broke at the close of business Tuesday night. (Photo: TSA)

Four new .308 rifles. Something for everybody right here. (Photo: Windham Weaponry)

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Figures show that more than $1.5 trillion was spent on House and Senate candidates during the 2013-2014 election cycle. (Source: Federal Election Commission via Center for Responsive Politics)

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Jonathan Corke (Photo: Metro Nashville Police Department)

William Dong is facing five years on federal charges in addition to the two he picked up from the state in a case that friends call a huge misunderstanding. (Photo: Brian A. Pounds/Fairfield Citizen)

David McLaughin, a letter carrier for the United States Postal Service, said he will never own guns again. (Photo: Jay County Sheriff’s Department)

Fat Mike, or Mike Burkett, singer of the famed punk rock band NOFX, took down a fan storming the stage at a concert in Sydney, Australia.

Burkett said he hurt his neck, so he was having trouble playing. When the fan — Alex — stormed the stage,Burkett quickly turned and punched Alex, putting him on the ground where Burkett punted him in the face.

However, both men apologized on Twitter for their actions.

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Walking the yard in Kern County, California, prison, some of these inmates may soon be free after Prop 47 was voted into law this week. (Photo: LA Times)

A Marine with the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit fires a M40 sniper rifle during a training exercise in Jordan, June 2013. (Photo: Marine Corps/Sgt. Chris Stone)

In his first and only interview since being released from a Mexican prison, Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi goes “On The Record” with Greta Van Susteren.

Magpul and ProMag agreed to settle on a patent infringement suit, ending a string of four lawsuits filed last summer.

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Former California Highway Patrol officer Sean Harrington surrenders himself to charges of computer theft at a Martinez County jail on Monday, Nov. 3, 2014. (Photo: NBC Bay Area News)