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The Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund announced today it will spend another $1 million to support the I-594 campaign.

So apparently, back in the late ’80s, a guy by the name of Todd Graham put together this Winnie the Pooh/”Apocalypse Now” short and shared it via VHS tape.

It was an underground hit and went what people would call viral today, circulating at comic conventions. Graham called his work style “telejusting” although most people would call it a mashup or a remix now.

With VHS defunct and all, politicalremix archived it on YouTube for the world to see it again.

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Police have responded this morning to a man with a gun making threats at a Virginia community college. (Photo: NBC12)

In a book released this week, a former CIA director and defense secretary asserts that the body of international terrorist leader Osama bin Laden was sent to the deep with the aid of some 300 pounds of chains.

The victim was obviously distraught and did not want to show his face on camera. (Photo: KHOU)

A keystone of the new NFA Freedom Alliance (NFAFA) is to push for more “shall certify” laws, currently only in seven states. (Image: NFAFA)

Police were called to a Lacey Township, New Jersey, high school Wednesday morning after a student informed school officials of a photo circulating among students depicting what appeared to be two handguns.

Dustin Wern contends he was trying to protect his home from burglars but he was the only one arrested by police. (Photo: KFVS)

A group of four University of Kentucky football players, shown in this surveillance still, are in trouble after allegedly firing airsoft guns around campus (Photo: Kentucky.com)

“Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.” Well what happens when you hit them with a flamethrower? This video explores how well M&M’s hold up in extremis.

This is part of a larger GY6vids experiment to determine what foods cook and what food do not cook when hit with a flamethrower. Hint: it all cooks.

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This is an easy, permanent way to fit a muzzle device to a specific AK. While a little wobble isn’t a problem, you can grease up the threads to fill in the clearance, if the wobble is to the point where it’s going to lead to problems down the line you might want to consider filing it like this.

And let’s face it, wobbly muzzle brakes might not be any issue at all but is exactly the sort of thing that annoys gun owners and this is a simple way to address it.

While shims and washers will also eliminate wobble, it’s not ideal, especially if your cleaning regimen includes removing the muzzle device and inspecting the crown.

The flipside to this fix is that the muzzle device might need touching up depending on what type of metal its made of.

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A cellphone video was released Tuesday which showed the actions of Indiana law enforcement officers that have led to a lawsuit filed in a U.S. District Court.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s recent report on active shooter incidents used inaccurate information and misleading statistics, the Crime Prevention Research Center said in its review.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders applaud after Cuomo signed New York’s Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act into law during a ceremony in the Red Room at the Capitol on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013, in Albany, N.Y (Photo: AP/Mike Groll)

A man in Gresham, Oregon, had a newly purchased firearm for less than a day before he was robbed at gunpoint and forced to hand it over to the suspect.