“Matthew P. Plouffe did everything right, he “followed the state’s restrictive gun laws which require a Firearms Identification Card simply to own a firearm and bought his two pump action shotguns and black powder rifle legally. He stored his firearms with cable locks to prevent unauthorized use and made to transport his guns in a […]
What a classic from 1912, although I would have put “For protection” above “For sport.” but that’s just my opinion.
So is the guy holding the gun a SWAT officer or a bank robber? Hard to tell.
Source of the story: http://dailycaller.com/2013/09/29/insanity-seventh-grader-suspended-three-days-for-gun-keychain-the-size-of-a-quarter/
I’m surprised Newstimes printed this article, sure, there’s some liberal bias with the sentence: “The rifle that killed their stepdaughter and sister was the same kind of military-style rifle the family had shot together that Thanksgiving Day,” but overall it’s a pretty good article. Here are some excerpts. “BETHLEHEM, Conn. (AP) — The Paradis and […]
The enemy wants less people to own guns, well, they have shot themselves in the foot, metaphorically speaking. “The law will also ban 45 types of assault weapons, although people who own them now will be able to keep them. That provision has contributed to record sales. The Maryland State Police received 106,772 gun-purchase applications […]
The New York Times wrote an interesting article about how law-abiding teachers are bringing their guns in school. “CLARKSVILLE, Ark. — The slim, black 9-millimeter handguns that the school superintendent David Hopkins selected for his teachers here weigh about a pound and slip easily into a pocket. Sixteen people, including the janitor and a kindergarten […]
