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XD and dumbbell. (Photo: Team HB)

Hundreds gathered for a vigil in Roseburg, Oregon, on Thursday evening (Photo: Getty Images)

A bill backed by state Democrats and gun control advocates was signed last week by Gov. Jack Markell. (Photo: Americans for Responsible Solutions)

Gun control advocates are urging the President to take fast and unilateral action on guns in order to, “overcome the NRA’s aggressive opposition” in Congress. (Photo: whitehouse.gov)

Carolyn Kellim turns her passion for guns into proceeds for those in need. (Photo: NBC)

This Texas dragon slayer reportedly had nerves of steel. (Photo: Victoria Advocate)

Every now and then, an advocate for gun control will express the desire to repeal the Second Amendment.  Most say they’re not coming for our guns.  But occasionally, some will say that removing the constitutional protection of gun rights—and perhaps banning guns shortly thereafter, though that’s not as often admitted—is a good goal.  Take as one example an article published in America: The National Catholic Review in February of 2013.  “The world we envision is a world with far fewer guns, a world in which no one has a right to own one. Some people, though far fewer, will still die from gun violence. The disturbing feeling that we have failed to do everything in our power to remove the material cause of their deaths, however, will no longer compound our grief.”

The author performing an abdomen draw from a Can Can Hip Hugger concealed carry holster. (Photo: Jacki Billings)

From blacking iron sights to opening stuck gas tube levers and dropping that rear leaf, AKOU brings you these and other AK magic tricks right from the backyard.

Robski and the gang over at AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, are in many ways the keepers of the tribal knowledge when it comes to the Kalash and they break out the toothpaste, plastic spoons and bic lighters to share (some of) what they learned along the way.

Enjoy.

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Hillary Clinton (Photo: NBC)

With massive stockpiles of 40-year old Chinese and Soviet RPGs stacked to the top of the triple canopy, Cambodia offers some next level shooting ranges.

Australian gun aficionado Stephen Gary “Steve” Lee and company got together to try see what they could do about reducing the cache of surplus RPG-2 and RPG-7s.

One rocket at a time.

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Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin is a staunch gun rights advocate – and the Brady Campaign wants his job. (Photo: Getty Images via CNN)

Summerville parent Laureen Campana-Schermeister, middle, listens to Tuolumne County Sheriff Jim Mele announce the arrest four teenage boys in school shooting plot during a press conference in Sonora, Calif., on Saturday, October, 3, 2015. (Photo: Modesto Bee)

California Gov. Edmund “Jerry” Brown last weekend vetoed a piece of gun control legislation backed by state Democrats. (Photo: Rich Pedroncelli/AP)

A friend and colleague of mine once taught me that there are four types of shooters. I believe that in pursuit of learning and applying a skill, it makes a lot of sense to grade students and I also believe it makes a lot of sense to divide shooters into these four categories.

The President’s impassioned Oregon speech, moving as it was, missed a key point that could lead to real progress on this terrible issue of mass murder.