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You'll Have to Shoot Me”: Homeowner Does Just That During Tense Break-In

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HANLEY HILLS, MO — In the early hours of September 17, 2024, a man was shot by a homeowner after breaking into a residence in Hanley Hills and threatening the family inside. The intruder, Cedric Marshall, 38, has been charged with first-degree burglary and fourth-degree assault following the incident. According to the North County Police Cooperative, officers responded to a…

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New Jersey Permit to Carry Fee Nullification Movement in Full Swing

On Tuesday, November 25, 2025, Howell, N.J., joined 11 other municipalities in sending Trenton a simple message: “Don’t tread on me!” The movement? A grassroots permit-to-carry fee nullification initiative. In the wake of NYSRPA v. Bruen, the New Jersey legislature and Governor Phil Murphy lashed out in a panic. They could…

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Flying with Guns: Episode 36 – Southwest from Las Vegas to Atlanta

Episode 36 takes us from Las Vegas to Atlanta on Southwest Airlines, and this trip was as smooth as they come. Everything from check-in to baggage pickup went exactly the way it should when the airline and TSA follow their procedures. Check-In at LAS I arrived at Harry Reid International…

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Jelly Roll says lifelong gun ban as a felon should have ‘path to redemption,’ wants his right to hunt back

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Jelly Roll is planning to plead with the government to allow him to own a rifle so he can hunt.The country star appeared on the "Joe Rogan Experience" and discussed the terms of his parole, which prohibit him from owning or firing…

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Feds Grant Nearly $1M to Wyoming Law School to Teach the Second Amendment in High Schools

LARAMIE, WY — The Firearms Research Center at the University of Wyoming College of Law has been awarded a $908,991 grant from the U.S. Department of Education to launch a national civics initiative focused on the Second Amendment. The program, titled Armed with Knowledge: A Nonpartisan Second Amendment Initiative, is designed…

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Knife Industry Wishes & Predictions: What the New Year Holds for 2026

From Pie-in-the-Sky Ideas to Likely Gear Trends: Steve Shackleford’s Annual Look Ahead. Christmas and New Year’s are nigh, so it’s time for my holiday wishes and hoped-for predictions for 2026. Some are pie-in-the-sky, but what the heck—make mine pecan. You teach a young person how to use a knife proficiently,…

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Lock Your Guns: Study Says 7 Firearms Stolen from Cars Each Day in One Texas City

A newly released study published in Injury Epidemiology highlights the widespread issue of firearms being stolen from motor vehicles, with 2,465 firearms reported stolen from vehicles in San Antonio alone during 2024. The findings provide detailed insight into when, where, and how these thefts occur, and underscore the risks of storing firearms…

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