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2013 Colorado gun laws could be heading back to court after a recent ruling
2013 Colorado gun laws may be heading back to court, after a hearing tosses out the case. Source: 2013 Colorado gun laws could be heading back to court after a recent ruling
Posted in 2nd Amendment, Gun Control, In the News, Politics, pro gun, State Laws
Tagged 2A, 2nd Amendment, Anti-Gun, Colorado, Colorado Sherrifs, Gun Control, Gun politics, gun rights, Pro-Gun Rights, Right to carry, Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, Sherrifs, Sherrifs Support CCW
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Florida sheriffs push plan to protect concealed carry permit holders
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Second Amendment Momentum Builds; More Law Officers Urge Gun Ownership
Reflecting the cultural shift favoring the Second Amendment, sheriffs and police officers around the country are urging their constituents to arm themselves. By Bob Adelmann Source: Second Amendment Momentum Builds; More Law Officers Urge Gun Ownership
Posted in 2nd Amendment, Concealed Carry, Crime Statistics, In the News, Politics, pro gun, State Laws
Tagged 2A, 2nd Amendment, Anti-Gun, CCW, concealed carry, concealed carry on campus, Gun Control, pro gun, Pro-Gun Rights, Right to carry, Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, Sherrifs Support CCW
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