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Elliot Rodger (Photo: ABC News)

U.S. Chief District Judge Brian Jackson struck down a 1962 Baton Rouge law regulating guns as unconstitutional this week. (Photo: Nola.com)

It’s unknown if the dinosaur in the story was also armed, but if so, it’s likely he would have looked similar to this. (Photo: Bizzaro Central)

As any hunter knows, not every trip to the field ends up with dinner in the bag.

If you’re at all squeamish when it comes to wildlife videos of animals doing animal stuff … then you absolutely have to watch this hilarious ambush-turned surprise when this young feline realizes there’s pretty much no way it can bring down a warthog this big.

File this under “Leopards: big, wild, pretty much regular house cats.”

[The Outdoor Hub]

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One great way to motivate yourself to shoot more often, is to compete with a group of friends or like-minded individuals (Photo: Jim Grant)

The Argyle Independent School District in Texas is following through on newly instituted initiatives that train and arm school administrators.

“Please be aware that the staff at Argyle ISD are armed and may use whatever force is necessary to protect our students,” read the signs posted in front of the districts schools.

Earlier in the year the district voted in favor of arming teachers and administrators under the Protection of Texas Children Act.

School administrators are allowed to carry firearms after they undertake a licensing process that includes both training and psychological exams.

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Will Hayden, 44, is the owner of Red Jacket Firearms. (Photo: EBRSO)

President Obama addresses several thousand members of the American Legion at the group’s 96th annual national convention Aug. 26, 2014. (Photo: Jared Morgan/Guns.com)

“I was in the dark, and I was ready to unload that gun until I heard his voice,” the man said. (Photo: Tampa Bay Times)

TrackingPoint programs software into the scope that calculates everything for the shooter except wind. (Photo: TrackingPoint/Facebook)

Model Megan Hawkins in the hospital after her “ass took a 9mm.”

A training mishap occurred as a Mexican paratrooper attempted to jump from a military aircraft in what is referred to as a static jump. The line which was supposed to pull the paratroopers chute malfunctioned, leaving him attached to the airplane and dangling from the tail.

The video is believed to be authentic, but confirmation on its orgin and the status of the soldier remain unclear.

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Senior U.S. District Judge Frederick Scullin (Photo credit: www.fjc.gov)

Senior U.S. District Judge Anthony Ishii, seen here speaking at a recent GSA event, struck down California’s 10-day waiting period in most cases Monday. (Photo: GSA)

“We could certainly run and hide, and throw chairs, and do everything else that we could do, and I truly agree with that, but now I have a second option,” said Marc Rabinoff, a former educator who is now retired after 35 years. (Photo: 9 News)

Franklin Armory’s precision F 17-L .17 WSM AR rifle. (Photo: Franklin Armory)