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Category: Gun Rights
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Often there is confusion created by those who wish to interpret the second amendment in a way which our forefathers definitely had not intended. Was the right to keep and bear arms reserved for the people? Or only for a "well-regulated militia"? Well folks, there is no smoke and mirrors being used for this one. Watch Penn & Teller (well, more Penn than Teller) explain the second amendment ... in just over a minute!

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Successful deer hunters know one thing - what rifle and caliber perform best for them. Although we mere mortals may never the chance to shoot the variety of weapons the pros have access to, here are some combinations that the best of the best have found successful. Maybe there is one that is right for you.

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Category: Gun Gear
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Looking for the perfect firearm for every scenario? Look no further! Minuteman Review has covered all the top performers for each area so you won't have to look high and low for the right one for you. Check out the easy to follow Infographic.

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Category: Gun Gear
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Once upon a time a cowboy secured his gun in vintage leather. Today, gun holsters come in all different shapes, sizes and designs. Some gun holsters are more suited for different scenarios than others. Here from our firends at Handguns are some great gun holsters for duty or competition use. While these holsters are not as suited for concealed carry use as other holsters specifically designed for that purpose, they feature different options that make it easier, safer and more comfortable to carry your full-size handgun.

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Category: Gun Rights
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At the time of an attack we all know that the one thing that can save you is not a phone call to the police. The following is an account of a woman that was attacked on her college campus. While she had a concealed carry permit, she wasn't allowed to have the gun on campus. This is her story...

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Category: Gun Rights
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The anti-Second Amendment freedom crowd frequently claims they want to have a national “conversation” on gun rights and gun-related crime. “OK,” most reasonable people might think. But soon they are stymied by the dilemma: How do you have even a semi-intelligent “conversation” on guns with politicians and celebrities who are so ignorant and biased on the subject, yet think they’re so much more enlightened than the rest of us?