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Fort Benning’s Army Marksmanship Unit has put out a good series of “Shooter’s Corner” training drills for the M4 series in the past few weeks and they aren’t that bad.

CCTV image of panda onesie suspects pic.twitter.com/CYi3YSis4u

— Lincolnshire Police (@lincspolice) November 30, 2015

Two men armed with a handgun and wearing what appeared to be panda suits carried out a robbery at a shop in the English town of Louth Sunday night.

Authorities say the men entered the shop around 7:30 p.m. and forced a female employee to hand over cash from a safe. The woman was not injured, but authorities are still searching for the suspects. They ask anyone in the area to be on the lookout in trash bins for the discarded panda suits.

[ The Guardian ]

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Chicago’s Mayor Rahm Emanuel, left, and now former police Superintendent Garry McCarthy.

Several #Strathmore University students injured following a drill at the institution pic.twitter.com/3E0MzrITap

Photographer Jonathan Marmand aimed to capture firearms from World War II at their most intimate moments for his 2016 “Made of Steel” calendar. Get more info at his website.

A handful of the guns recovered during the week of Nov. 20 to Nov. 26, 2015. (Photo: TSA)

Female hunters and shooters represent the fastest growing spending demographic and manufacturers are taking notice. (Photo: Kristin Alberts)

One word that gun control advocates love is responsibility.  I’m frequently told that limits on magazine capacity, on design features, and on quantities of ammunition a person can buy are examples of holding gun owners responsible.  But this is a dangerous distortion of the word itself and of our status in society.

The program uses the familiar faces of the Sesame Street characters to reach young children. (Photo: U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Barry Riley / Task and Purpose)

Officer Reed was described as a dedicated, down to earth officer who really cared for the community. (Photo: Officer Down, The Thin Blue Line)

Sheldon Silver saw his once formidable political career end this week with a litany of guilty verdicts on federal corruption charges. (Photo: Robert Stolarik/The New York Times)

A Chicago man was arrested Monday morning for threatening to kill 16 students and staff members at the University of Chicago’s Hyde Park campus.

The Taofledermaus crew of merry shotgunners found surprising success with a .70 caliber polycarbonate round with a carbide penetrator against hard plate armor.

The armor used, Level III plate from AR500, held up to a .308 round like a champ but the polycarbonate shotgun slug acted like a sabot for the 1/4-inch carbide core which, propelled by re-purposed Federal low brass, went through the plate like a fat kid through cake.

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For more than 30 years, retired Rhode Island Police Officer Tony Lepore has brought good cheer to the city of Providence with the famous dance moves he’d perform while directing holiday traffic.

But he was turned down for the job this season because he protested a Dunkin Donuts restaurant whose employee had written #BlackLivesMatter on a cop’s coffee cup.

The Providence Police Department said Lepore misrepresented the department and committed a “disservice” to the city.

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Seems legit.

From the lack-o-buttstock and M2-ish tripod design, we gather this is not shoulder fired and better yet, hope this thing is meant to just be fired remotely