Jeff Pittman

Roundup: Foster parents, dangerous items, dangerous places, more guns

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Foster parents lose kids over legally owned firearm — Apparently the New Mexico Dept. of Family Services prefers that foster parents NOT protect their foster kids. Dangerous items Yahoo Health reported last week on a HealthGrove study of the most recent available data on product injuries from 1997-2014 from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, to calculate the average number of injuries […]

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Sig Sauer being sued in Germany + 2 more

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Sig Sauer is being sued in Germany for allegedly illegally providing the pistol used by a Mexican drug cartel member to kill 12 people in 2010. Although the perpetrator likely obtained the firearm illegally, the German government banned export of firearms to the country, which is the basis of the case. Sig had claimed the gun was produced in New

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Surviving Active Shooter Situations and Terrorist Attacks + Church security video

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Surviving Active Shooter Situations and Terrorist Attacks — full article Church security video — Bombs targeting Christians have been a peril that other countries have faced for many years. Now, some experts believe that a similar threat for churches on U.S. soil is vastly approaching. . . . [T]he NRA Life of Duty Frontlines team investigates this alarming trend.  

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MSU ‘active shooter’ follow up

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We have a report that the “active shooter” student at Mississippi State last week, who was found not to be shooting and had no gun, will not be charged with any crime. Apparently there was too little evidence of any crime, including misdemeanor disturbing the peace or whatever. In other words, it appears he was minding his own business at

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Uncle Si

Shoot-Outs in the Grove at Ole Miss?

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From Mississippi Gun News: Since July 1, 2011, Mississippi firearm licensees who take an instructional course in the safe handling and use of firearms offered by an approved instructor can carry a concealed firearm on educational property and other areas off-limits to “normal” licensees.  Shortly before the law took effect, in June 2011, Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Klingfuss of the

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State attorneys general: AR, PA, MS, CA

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Arkansas AG reverses predecessor’s opinion, agrees open carry is legal there. Extremely anti-gun Pennsylvania AG Kathleen Kane (D) will stand trial on charges she leaked secret grand jury information to embarrass a rival prosecutor after a judge rejected her lawyer’s contention that she could have instead humiliated him with pornography. Kane, 49, is also charged with lying under oath about

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hairclip toolbox

August 28, 2015 product highlights

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DTI Trauma Kit — DTI Hemorrhage Control Kit Liberty Safe has its new line of National Classic Series safes — Liberty’s first solid steel plate-door safe, featuring a solid 3/8″ steel plate door and 110 minutes of fire protection. $3700 and up. Hairclip toolbox. Probably too flimsy to do very much.  

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Savage Arms recalls .17 WSM caliber B.MAG rifle bolts

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Savage Arms has issued a recall notice on .17 WSM caliber B.MAG rifle bolts because the bolt on some B.MAG rifles may inadvertently catch the safety button and slide it forward into the “fire” position. Savage has received no reports of accidents due to this condition and has identified a simple bolt handle and cap retrofit, which is available free

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