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The upcoming Aimpoint ACP will be a very popular red dot sight. (Photo: Aimpoint)

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Creative Digital in collaboration with Michael’s Machines developed an electro-mechanical firearm trigger that can control the rate of fire for a semi-auto and automatic weapon.

The system is controlled through the use of a solenoid directed by a computer processors, explained Mike Otte, of Michael’s Machines. The computer processor connects to multiple sensors to instruct the solenoid on a rate of fire or to disengage automatic fire if needed.

Otte said designs will be marketed to both the commercial and military/law enforcement markets. It will retail for around $200.

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The little girl thought she had gone to the North Carolina pumpkin patch for a photo shoot with her mom, but what she didn’t know was that her dad, Levi Kaplan, who had been deployed in Afghanistan for the last 10 months, was hiding nearby. The moment she saw him, the girl smiled with joy, but soon began to cry as she became overwhelmed with emotion.

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A 1945 M1 Carbine replica, top, with bayonet lug and M1A1 Paratrooper, bottom. (Photo: MKS Supply)

Don’t let the classic lines of the Blackhawk fool you, this weapon is every bit as dangerous as any modern offering. (Photo: David LaPell)

Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter isn’t a fan of the preemption legislation that passed the state legislature Monday. (Photo: ABC)

Vincent Jones is behind bars after an afternoon bank robbery went south. (Photo: Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office)

After shying away from a number of potentially pivotal Second Amendment cases in recent months, the Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether a gun owner convicted of a felony has the rights to sell off his gun collection.

ISRA Executive Director Richard Pearson

Authorities believe the firearm malfunctioned when the Mike Colbach’s dog tripped the wire. (Photo: The Oregonian)

An exploded view of Magpul’s magazine patented design. (Image: Magpul)

The OD green model. (Photo: Steyr)

The Brady Campaign released a video and scorecard listing the “worst of the worst” politicians who have received money from the gun industry. (Photo: The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence)