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Colorado University Votes to Keep Concealed Carry

Only a few universities in the country allow students to carry guns on campus, and one of them in Colorado is considering a change.

Florida Gas Station Robber Shot in Self-Defense

A Chevron gas station manager reported shot a violent armed robber in self defense.

Police: Gunshot Victim Left at Tucson Hospital Tied to Suspected Home Invasion

Tucson police are looking into the circumstances behind the shooting of a 22-year-old man who turned up at St. Mary's Hospital Wednesday.

New Hampshire Home Invaders Shot By Victim

Detectives from the New Hampshire State Police major crimes unit were still on scene at 616 Third Avenue in Berlin 18 hours after a fatal shooting. The fatality was the bad guy.

Supreme Court Schedules Major Gun Rights Case

The U.S. Supreme Court has set a date to hear the landmark civil liberties case that will determine whether the Second Amendment prohibits state and local governments from enacting stiff anti-gun laws.

Chicago Gun Case Brief Shows Brady Campaign Unreasonable

The Brady Center has filed its friend of the court brief in the case of OTIS MCDONALD, et al., Petitioners, v. CITY OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, et al., Respondents. They say their brief is in support of neither party, but what are they really saying?

The Reasonable Man Behind the Seattle Gun Ban Lawsuit

Bob Warden is the Seattle man who's currently challenging the city's gun ban. Two weeks ago he was ordered out of the Southwest Community Center after walking in with a .40 caliber Glock strapped to his side. Today he filed a lawsuit against the city.

PROTECT: Sen. Frank Lautenberg's Assault on Guns

Yesterday, United States Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) announced the introduction of (cue cheesy acronym) the "PROTECT Act." "PROTECT" stands for "Preserving Records of Terrorist & Criminal Transactions.

Jury Cites Thermal Imaging in Gun Conviction

Prosecutors and police detectives delved into the high-tech world of thermal imaging in convicting a Dorchester man of carrying a gun, the first time a Massachusetts jury has found a person guilty based on the technology.

The Consequences of Deadly Force – Part 2

When a Trier of Fact determines reasonableness of your actions, the nature and immediacy of that danger and the probability that it's going to result in death or serious bodily injury will almost certainly be considered. You must be reasonably in immediate fear of death or great bodily harm.

Shooting with both eyes open

When you raise your pistol to the target do you instinctively close one eye to line up the sights? Don't. Starting today, right now, begin teaching yo

Armed Game Room Manager Isn't Playing Games

Game Room Manager Shoots Robbery SuspectNovember 18, 2009HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A game room manager in west Houston shot and killed a man who tr

Game Room Manager Shoots Robbery Suspect

A game room manager in west Houston shot and killed a man who tried to rob him.

Second Amendment Foundation Files Supreme Court Brief in Chicago Gun Ban Challenge

The Second Amendment Foundation today filed its much-anticipated brief to the United States Supreme Court in the case of McDonald v. Chicago, which challenges the constitutionality of that city's ban on handguns.

Michigan Open Carry Group Spreads Word on Gun Rights

Brian Jeffs, president of Michigan Open Carry Inc., leads a meeting regarding the right to carry arms openly. "If one chooses to carry a weapon in Michigan, one can do so without a license," Jeffs said. "There's no law that says it's illegal."

Bush Aide Urges Semi-Auto Ban to Slow Mexican Drug War

The former head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection called Monday for the U.S. to reinstitute the ban on assault weapons and take other measures to rein in the war between Mexico and its drug cartels, saying the violence has the potential to bring down legitimate rule in that country.

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