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Thinking about getting a suppressor? Have you considered SilencerCo?

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Mayor Vincent Gray (Photo: Washington City Paper)

Royal Hawaii Shooting Club instructor Michael Walters works with Makino Daisuke at the range. (Photo: Steve LaBadessa/USA Today)

Police arrested, from left, Darryl Worthen, Dejaun Worthen and Darion Harris in connection with a gun store robbery and the murder of its owner, Scott Maxie on Sunday. (Photo: Fox 59)

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For almost a year, Atlantic County prosecutor Jim McCain has refused to reconsider the charges against Shaneen Allen, but last week reconsidered his position. (Photo: YouTube)

In hindsight, the amount of “I’ve got a bad feeling about this” tossed around in George Lucas films should have been a clear sign of what George Lucas had in mind for the latter part of his career. If only we had been more vigilant…

Can’t get enough supercut? There’s lots more on the Coponfilms YouTube channel. You might want to start with “Shove it up your ass” or “It’s gonna blow!”

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It’s nice to kick things off with a little camp for once in a while with TrackingPoint. Banjos instead of crunchy guitar riffs make for a nice departure from the standard practical-tactical promo.

Anyone else think that their Precision Guided Firearms are going to change the way we shoot? Fundamentals are always going to be important but this technology will eventually trickle into what we think of as “dumb” scopes, it’s just a matter of time.

They may be a little late to the Alamo but TrackingPoint’s going to make history. They have already, really.

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The shotgun Kouba received for Mother’s Day turned out to be much more handy than a vase of flowers. (Photo: KOCO)

When a new shooter asks a gun shop owner or clerk what gun they should get to defend their home and family, the majority reply, “a 12-gauge shotgun” for good reason. Few weapons are as versatile and hard-hitting as a shotgun with defensive ammunition. Since the shooter is new, most clerks will recommend the scattergun be pump-action, because it’s simpler and more reliable than a semiautomatic one, at least in theory. In fact,  many auto-loading shotguns these days are just as reliable as a pump-shotgun with normal loads. So if reliability is no longer an issue, where should a homeowner looking for the perfect gun to defend his castle start?

New Jersey state Sen. Jim Holzapfel talking to the media prior to approval of his bill to increase penalties for leaving loaded firearms within easy access of a minor that result in injury or death. (Photo: New Jersey State Republicans)

The Strictly Skillz barbershop in Orlando was the site of a 2010 raid by state and local law enforcement that a federal court found to be excessive. (Photo: Orlando Sentinel)

The Obama Administration has chosen three cities — Los Angeles, Boston and Minneapolis — to launch pilot programs to deter U.S. citizens from traveling overseas to fight with terrorists, the Los Angeles Times reported Monday.

The U.S. Secret Service is “very uneasy” about the prospect of more guns on Washington D.C. streets as legislators review a new gun carry law.

Police found an AKM semi-automatic rifle either stashed or abandoned during the manhunt for Eric Frein. (Photo: Pennsylvania State Police)

Feeling guilty about waiting eight hours in line for your new iPhone 6? These early adapting cattlemen feel your pain.

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