Tilotta, the owner of Honey Badger Firearms, repeatedly facilitated Garmo's straw purchase of firearms by accepting and submitting falsified firearms records, according to the indictment.
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The regulation would also consider "modern muzzle-loading firearms" to be antique firearms.
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Next, there are new restrictions on apps that deal with firearms and firearms accessories.
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The new curbs bar the circulation and use of most semi-automatic firearms, parts that convert firearms into semi-automatic firearms, magazines over a certain capacity, and some shotguns.
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The new curbs bar the circulation and use of most semi-automatic firearms, parts that convert firearms into semi-automatic firearms, magazines over a certain capacity and some shotguns.
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The firearms manufacturer has had a tumultuous month, following the firearms debate growing in intensity.
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"We videotape the point of sale for firearms, only allow certain associates to sell firearms, and secure firearms in a locking case with individual locks, among other measures," McMillon said.
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Firearms offenders would become far easier to catch, and the prevalence of firearms crime would decline.
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Individuals who aren't disqualified from purchasing or possessing firearms have always been free to build or customize their own firearms, as long as those firearms are otherwise in accordance with federal law.
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Statistically, legally bought firearms only account for between 2628 percent and 28500 percent of firearms-related crime.
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The attackers were then confronted by the firearms officers and eight police firearms officers discharged their weapons.
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Increasing the number of firearms in schools would increase the odds of firearms being used in schools.
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Further, the failure to store firearms securely is making it even easier for criminals to obtain firearms.
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The firearms industry, just as others, wants to keep firearms away from those who shouldn't possess them.
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Since the firearms were plastic, they were imperceptible to metal detectors, in violation of the US Undetectable Firearms Act.
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Obviously, if there were no firearms in the U.S., no one in the U.S. would be killed by firearms.
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Demand for firearms has declined significantly following the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida and the newly revived firearms debate.
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It does not sell assault-style firearms, high-capacity firearms, bump stocks or handguns, L.L. Bean tweeted on Friday.
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Further, the group encourages parents to store firearms in their children's bedrooms, and rewrites children's fairytales with firearms figuring prominently .
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In civilian life, Whelan obtained a Federal Firearms License, and in 2015 founded Kingsmead Arsenal, selling firearms in Novi, Michigan.
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While domestic production has increased from 272m firearms in 259 to 281m in 259, the firearms industry remains relatively small.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said it is conducting an "urgent trace on firearms" from the scene.
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Sportsmen comprising firearms enthusiasts and hunters believe a concerted attack on firearms is a concerted attack on their sporting lifestyle.
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He had outfitted 12 of his firearms with the bump stocks, said the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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During the 112th Congress, Scalise introduced the Firearms Interstate Commerce Reform Act, which eases federal restrictions on interstate firearms purchases.
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He bought multiple firearms in the past, but investigators believe the firearms were purchased legally, a law enforcement official said.
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In 2016, US manufacturers made 11,497,441 firearms, including 4,239,335 rifles, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
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Those oversights allowed him to pass mandated background checks and to buy four firearms from a federally licensed firearms dealer.
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The notion that more firearms reduces the risks posed by more firearms is paradoxical to some and reassuring to others.
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ARMY&aposS NEW MACHINE GUN WILL BLAST LIKE BATTLE TANKS The Firearms Policy Coalition, Firearms Policy Foundation, the Calguns Foundation and the California Association of Federal Firearms Licensees are involved in the project, according to the website.
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The alarming phenomena of homemade firearms and their ease of access without any scrutiny has led me to introduce two pieces of legislation in the House: the Homemade Firearms Accountability Act and Home-Assembled Firearms Restriction Act.
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The alarming phenomena of homemade firearms and their ease of access without any scrutiny, has led me to introduce two pieces of legislation in the House – the Homemade Firearms Accountability Act and Home-Assembled Firearms Restriction Act.
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There are 161,641 registered firearms in Alabama, according to a 2017 survey from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Employment: Mateen worked as a security guard -- allowing him to have a firearms license and minimal background checks when buying firearms.
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Three gun rights groups — the Firearms Policy Coalition, Firearm Owners Against Crime and Firearms Policy Foundation — and three individuals quickly sued.
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Katz had legally purchased both firearms "fairly recently" — around two weeks ago — from a licensed firearms dealer in Baltimore, Williams said.
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The so-called National Firearms Agreement (NFA), drafted the month after the shooting, sharply restricted legal ownership of firearms in Australia.
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In March, Detective Joseph Agosto, a firearms instructor at the Police Academy, came to the class with the department's firearms simulator.
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A number of arms control, human rights, and firearms safety groups have submitted detailed critiques of the proposed firearms export rule.
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In an attempt to reach as many people as possible, he teaches free firearms training classes at the Philadelphia Firearms Academy.
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Firearms in places of worship Senate Bill 535 clarifies the possession of firearms at churches, synagogues or other places of worship.
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Machine guns, silencers, and other firearms and accessories regulated under the National Firearms Act require fingerprinting and registration with the ATF.
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"The main objective of these students is to ban firearms completely, and confiscate the firearms of law-abiding Americans," Brown said.
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Mr. Domingo had three firearms registered to him, including two semiautomatic firearms and a bolt-action rifle, according to law enforcement.
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Non-hunting firearms should also be under control, but let's start first by registering the millions of firearms used for hunting.
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The new bill amends the National Firearms Act, which regulated fully automatic firearms and outlawed new ones made after the law's implementation.
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Here's what is happening: Guns: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives is proposing stronger gun storage requirements for firearms dealers.
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"When the 1994 assault weapons ban expired in 2004, the interest in people buying firearms, particularly these firearms, increased rapidly," Oliva said.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms says the state has 337,309 firearms but only knows that number from legal background checks.
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Access to firearms is associated with increased suicide risk, and data shows that where there are more firearms, there are more suicides.
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The NRA notes that, while firearms won't be allowed at the event with Pence, firearms will be allowed at the convention center.
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The number of total firearms made topped 10 million in 2013, the latest data available from the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms.
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Hasson is charged with illegally possessing firearms silencers, possessing firearms while using or addicted to a controlled substance, and possessing a controlled substance.
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"The absolute safest way to store firearms in the home to reduce risk is to keep the firearms locked and unloaded," Piquero said.
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AEST Australia has now handed in over 21996,21996 firearms as part of the country's national firearms amnesty, according to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Here's what we know about Falconer: He's a firearms training instructor He owns a firing range and firearms training facility called Tactical Advantage.
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They are the ones advocating a comprehensive background check before the sale of firearms, as well as, the ban on some firearms magazine.
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" She said suicide death by firearms is the most common method, so "the provider needs to have that discussion about access to firearms.
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Under current law, a firearms dealer can travel to a gun show in another state and display firearms—but it can't sell them.
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American gun manufacturers produce millions of firearms annually — nearly 2016 million in 225, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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In 22 states, an individual subject to a CPO is prohibited from possessing firearms and is required to surrender firearms they already have.
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The decision struck down the Firearms Control Regulations Act of 1975, which heavily regulated owning and keeping firearms in the District of Columbia.
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We are raising the minimum age to 21 to purchase firearms and ammunition in all of our Fred Meyer locations that sell firearms.
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Now, some new or revised policy positions include the college supporting "appropriate regulation of the purchase of legal firearms to reduce firearms-related injuries and deaths" and child access prevention laws that hold firearm owners accountable for the safe storage of firearms.
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Videos can also no longer provide instructions on converting firearms to automatic or simulated automatic firing, manufacturing firearms, ammunition, silencers, and the aforementioned accessories.
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"There are currently federal firearms charges, which the A.T.F. are pursing," Mr. Tolomeo said, referring to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Here's what is happening: Guns: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) is moving forward with new rules for firearms license proceedings.
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Diamond has been charged with "high range" drink driving, not keeping firearms safe and handling or using firearms while under the influence of alcohol.
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Additionally, the committee voted down amendments creating a firearms registry and requiring that private sales of firearms must be done through a licensed dealer.
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Firearms were the most lethal method with 89.6% of attempts with firearms resulting in death, followed by drowning at 56.4% and hanging at 52.7%.
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Firearms: automatic firearms; semi-automatic firearms that have the capacity to accept a detachable magazine and any of the following: thumbhole stock, folding or telescoping stock, grenade launcher or flare launcher, flash or sound suppressor, forward pistol grip, pistol grip (in the case of a rifle) or second pistol grip (in the case of a pistol), barrel shroud; semi-automatic firearms with a fixed magazine that can accept more than 10 rounds; ghost guns; 3D printed guns; firearms without serial numbers; .
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Firearms remained the most common cause of death overall, though rates of suicide by firearms were nearly double in rural areas compared to urban counties.
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But PayPal, which bars users from buying or selling firearms or firearms parts, rejected Bozich last year, he said, leading him to recently start BareArms.
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It last updated its policy on firearms in October 2017, when it banned tutorials on adding bump stocks to firearms following the Las Vegas massacre.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, part of the Department of Justice, is conducting a firearms trace on two weapons, the FBI said.
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They said the measures would weaken interstate regulation of firearms, ease restrictions on silencer sales and make it easier to import some firearms from overseas.
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Guns: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is examining the process by which gun owners apply for background checks to collect relic firearms.
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In 103, the estimated number of civilian-owned firearms in the US was 120.5 guns per 100 residents, meaning there were more firearms than people.
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Estimated for 25, the number of civilian-owned firearms in the US was 28 guns per 230 residents, meaning there were more firearms than people.
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Of the ERPOs granted, "we have secured a total of 138 firearms from 44 individuals," Pisconski said, adding that 11 people assessed didn't have firearms.
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In 2015, the most recent year available from the Justice Department, 5.1 million firearms were imported into the United States, and 343,23 firearms were exported.
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Those guns are focused on hunting, and do not include assault-style firearms, high-capacity firearms, bump stocks or handguns, L.L. Bean tweeted on Friday.
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Estimated for 20103, the number of civilian-owned firearms in the US was 120.5 guns per 100 residents, meaning there were more firearms than people.
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The ultimate goal of the PAC, he said, is to change the National Firearms Act of 1934 to include a ban on the most dangerous firearms.
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Those with the greatest exposure to firearms take a break from handling loaded firearms in their homes and in other contexts and fewer people are shot.
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In 2015, 157 people were killed by firearms in Sweden, whereas 13,268 people were killed by firearms in the U.S. (and there were 372 mass shootings).
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The Undetectable Firearms Act still prohibits the manufacture, possession, or sale of firearms that don't contain enough metal to set off a walk-through metal detector.
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"Consumers of firearms reasonably expect that the Company supports their Second Amendment rights and will offer firearms that satisfy their lawful needs," Sturm Ruger's report said.
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Regardless of the ban, the company would no longer stock any assault-style firearms of any category and would also stop selling firearms online, he said.
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The number of civilian-owned firearms in the US was estimated for 2017 at 120.5 guns per 100 residents, meaning there were more firearms than people.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) on Monday published new rules requiring gun dealers to report firearms that are stolen from their property.
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If you legally sell firearms or distribute alcohol in America, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is responsible for your regulation, audit and enforcement.
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The second suspect, Park Quan, 66, was arrested on charges of possessing illegal firearms and firearms augmentations including bump stocks, which are illegal in Washington state.
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WASHINGTON — In a move aimed at boosting the sale of U.S. firearms and ammunition abroad, the Trump administration has eased regulations on some commercial firearms exports.
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In Colorado, the seizure of firearms can be extended to 364 days, after which the burden of proof is on owners to have their firearms returned.
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During the 2008 campaign, Americans were bombarded by ads that suggested Democrats would pass big restrictions on firearms — possibly leading to the full confiscation of people's firearms.
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After flipping through photos of the founder, Niecee X, brandishing firearms on social media, I couldn't help relating to the group's advocacy of firearms for self-defense.
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Police have also found seven more firearms at a property owned by Paddock in Reno, bringing the total number of his firearms discovered so far to 49.
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The bill would initiate a national task force to track those illegally selling firearms and those attempting to purchase firearms with false statements in their background checks.
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Similarly, the constitutional right of firearms ownership carries with it certain responsibilities and the Company has long advocated the safe and responsible ownership and use of firearms.
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Roberson had a Firearms Owners' Identification Card, which allows Illinois residents to legally possess firearms or ammunition, according to a spokesperson for the Cook County Sheriff's Office.
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The 56-year-old was charged with dealing in firearms without a federal firearms license and unlawfully transferring an unregistered short-barreled rifle, according to the report.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which is responsible for conducting firearms traces, is prohibited by federal law from releasing the details of such investigations.
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Since 2011, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has made it clear that marijuana users — even those with a medical prescription — cannot possess firearms.
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"Ghost guns" are firearms manufactured without serial numbers, making them difficult for law enforcement authorities to trace, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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"We live in a society where there's a proliferation of firearms," he said, "where you can assume there'll be firearms just about every location that you hit."
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Kollie told the agents he enjoyed firearms, owned two pistols and had bought body armor and a firearms accessory for Betts earlier this year, the affidavit says.
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Trump did not mention specific measures to limit access to firearms except proposing "red flag" laws, which would prevent firearms access to people who are mentally ill.
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It is my hope to draw attention to the too often overlooked issue of homemade firearms and include these firearms in the national discussion on gun control.
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Here's what is happening: Guns: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) will require gun dealers to report firearms that have been lost or stolen.
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"These firearms didn't fall out of the sky, there was obviously some type of cooperation there for firearms to be brought in," he said in a statement.
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While there is no right to own firearms in Ireland, Airsoft rifles have been allowed there since the passage of the 2006 Criminal Justice Act Part 5, which amended the country's strict Firearms Act to distinguish between low muzzle-energy firearms like, say, Nerf launchers and actual deadly weapons.
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When he was arrested, Simmons illegally possessed two firearms, which he was barred from having because of prior felonies, including a state conviction and two federal firearms violations.
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In 2016, the most recent data available, US gun manufacturers made 11,497,441 firearms; that doesn't include firearms manufactured for the military, only for civilian and law-enforcement use.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Police on Saturday labeled New Zealand's first firearms buy-back event a success, after 169 individuals handed in 224 prohibited firearms in the city of Christchurch.
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The new laws bar the circulation and use of most semi-automatic firearms, parts that convert firearms into semi-automatics, magazines over a certain capacity and some shotguns.
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Gun manufacturing has similarly ballooned, with US firearms makers producing nearly 11 million guns, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
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Anyone who is "engaged in the business of dealing in firearms (must) be licensed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)," according to the ATF.
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Banning the sale of accessories and add-ons that circumvent the ban on automatic firearms, and increasing the ages at which individuals can purchase various categories of firearms.
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Trump also did not mention specific measures to limit access to firearms except proposing "red flag" laws, which would prevent firearms access to people who are mentally ill.
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Potential buyers must enter their personal information on a Firearms Transaction Record provided by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives — also known as ATF Form 4473.
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The American Civil Liberties Union took a new stance on firearms Thursday, announcing a change in policy that it would not represent hate groups who demonstrate with firearms.
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The Firearms Policy Coalition, Firearms Policy Foundation, the Calguns Foundation and the California Association of Federal Firearms Licensees are involved in the project, according to the website Advocates for gun control have argued that 3D-printed guns could also pose security challenges as they pass through airport X-ray machines.
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One more thing: Transactions and possession of certain kinds of firearms are prohibited by federal law, per the ATF, including the transfer or possession of a machine gun; the manufacture, importation, sale, or possession of firearms undetectable by airport security devices; and owning a firearm unregistered by the National Firearms Act.
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"Congress did not intend to preclude actions alleging that firearms manufacturers or sellers violated state consumer protection laws by promoting their firearms for illegal, criminal purposes," the court held.
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Police and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives this spring announced a new task force aimed at decreasing the spread of illegal firearms in the city.
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Facebook told Motherboard in an email this week, "The purchase/sale of firearms is not allowed on Facebook," adding that its community standards also prohibit the sale of firearms.
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In Washington state, for instance, King County established a Regional Domestic Violence Firearms Enforcement Unit to remove firearms from individuals who are subject to an order to surrender weapons.
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Until two years ago, federally licensed firearms dealers (or FFLs) could not keep digital sales records without first getting permission from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Many people who own firearms suspect that the inevitable failure of the gun control proposals currently on offer must lead to a demand to prohibit private ownership of firearms.
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Transport rules had been tightened in 2001 after New York police observed gun license holders improperly traveling with loaded firearms or with their firearms far from any authorized range.
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Transport rules had been tightened in 2001 after New York police observed gun license holders improperly traveling with loaded firearms or with their firearms far from any authorized range.
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Gun City, which describes itself as the nation's largest firearms dealer, is promoting the petition on its website, and demanding that firearms license holders are treated fairly and reasonably.
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The suspect was legally allowed to buy and use firearms, Charlene Hennessy, a spokesperson with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Philadelphia division, told BuzzFeed News on Tuesday.
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" The bottom line, per the OIG report: "The USAF's failure to submit Kelley's fingerprints and final disposition information allowed Kelley... to purchase four firearms from Federal Firearms Licensed (FFL) dealers.
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Currently, those who own short-barreled rifles, silencers and machine guns are required to undergo background checks and register their firearms with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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The devices are classified as parts, not firearms subject to specific regulations under the Gun Control Act or the National Firearms Act, according to an ATF memo obtained by CNN.
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To make matters worse, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is prohibited from releasing information about its firearms database to the CDC and the National Institutes of Health.
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Between 2009 and 2015, the number of applications the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms processed from people looking to make, buy, export, or register NFA firearms increased 256 percent.
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Motherboard tracked down six game developers who had a hand in inventing some of the funniest, off-the-wall firearms in order to understand how these digital firearms were created.
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To get a sense of the nation's addiction to firearms, consider the numbers: More than 11 million firearms are manufactured in the US each year, and another five million are imported.
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"New Zealand is almost alone with the United States in not registering 96% of its firearms, and those are its most common firearms, the ones most used in crimes," Alpers said.
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"New Zealand is almost alone with the United States in not registering 96% of its firearms, and those are its most common firearms, the ones most used in crimes," he said.
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About 34,868 registered firearms still are believed to be in the hands of people who are not allowed to own them... Last year, agents conducted 7,573 investigations and seized 3,286 firearms.
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Firearms tallied as lost generally amount to an accounting error on the part of the manufacturer or firearms dealer, and are not necessarily the result of a crime, the officials said.
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The Florida state Senate on Tuesday approved a bill that would permit teachers to carry firearms on school grounds if local school boards agree to allow staffers to carry their firearms.
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In fact, the National Shooting Sports Federation(NSSF) — the trade association for the firearms industry — estimates that U.S. firearms exports could increase by up to 20 percent under the new rules.
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We do not sell firearms or ammunition in any of our stores and follow federal, state, and local laws regarding the carrying of firearms which we have done for many years.
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Separately, the coalition is considering taking aim at Congress's longtime restriction on the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives from releasing certain data about the use of firearms in crimes.
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There, we made Pratt & Whitney engines and Colt firearms.
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Among other firearms, we would bring the two Barrett .
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Statistics show that domestic violence is more likely to turn deadly when an abusive partner has access to firearms, and firearms increase the risk of intimate partner homicide more than five times.
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The policy was updated in early April to bar customers that sell a range of firearms, including automatic and certain semi-automatic firearms, 3D printed guns and even blueprints for such guns.
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Apps that "facilitate the sale of explosives, firearms, ammunition, or certain firearms accessories" are now banned, in similar fashion to how YouTube expanded restrictions dealing with these subjects earlier in the year.
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A gun reform law passed in April bars the circulation and use of most semi-automatic firearms, parts to convert firearms into semi-automatics, magazines over a certain capacity and some shotguns.
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With a population of just under 5 million and an estimated 1.5 million firearms, New Zealand ranks 17th in the world in numbers of civilian firearms owners, the Small Arms Survey shows.
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The firearms and ammunition industries took in a combined $20123 billion in 2014, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the trade association for the firearms industry and host of the show.
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Last year, Citigroup said it would require business customers to restrict certain firearms sales, while Bank of America said it would stop lending to manufacturers of military-inspired firearms for civilian use.
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During roughly the same period, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, firearms manufacturers increased their annual output of handguns more than fourfold, from 215 million to 21979 million.
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This year, Prosecutors Against Gun Violence, with the Consortium for Risk-Based Firearms Policy, released a blueprint for ways that jurisdictions throughout the United States can prevent domestic abusers from having firearms.
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"It is very common for suppliers of firearms to obtain their supply from states with more lenient firearms laws, which are also known as source states," Kimberly Vesling, an F.B.I. agent, explained.
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"Public health professionals should clarify how state and federal laws relate to temporary transfer of firearms to seek strategies to reduce barriers to temporary transfer of firearms for suicide prevention," Runyan said.
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Secondly, instead of looking to limit accessibility to firearms in efforts against the NRA and other political groups, increasing the level of education necessary to purchase firearms in conjunction with the NRA.
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Those interested in purchasing them must undergo a rigorous process due to current federal and state regulations currently in place under the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives National Firearms Act.
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" The Kandidly Keshia host also claims in the documents that her ex is "in possession of firearms" that are registered under her name and requests that he "be ordered to immediately remove [Pulliam]'s name from the registration/title of any firearms, or, in the alternative, turnover said firearms to Respondent at a local police department.
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Some of the most logical and practical means of doing so include closing the background check loophole in states across the country that allows criminals and domestic abusers to acquire firearms and strengthening penalties on gun dealers and manufactures who sell illegal guns, especially automatic firearms and firearms that are easily modified to become automatic in use.
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Private firearms ownership in Spain is limited, with just about 8,000 licenses to carry handguns for personal protection issued, as well as around 3 million firearms legally owned for sporting and target shooting.
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We must honor the dead by working to protect the living -- and that means making it harder for angry people to get access to firearms, not by adding more firearms into the mix.
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ATF did indeed fail to seize illegal firearms that later turned up at a crime scene in Mexico, trafficked by the same suspects who had previously sold two firearms used in the Feb.
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It lobbied to license firearm dealers, to restrict access to machine guns, and to pass major federal legislation such as the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Federal Firearms Act of 1938.
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The employee, who has not been named, is reportedly a 46-year-old man who accidentally discharged a pistol while holstering it during firearms training at the NRA's National Firearms Museum in Virginia.
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Experts agree that the United States can implement a variety of strategies to slow the number of US firearms illegally trafficked across the southern border, while also safeguarding legal international sales of firearms.
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These include universal background checks for all gun purchases; barring persons who have committed acts of domestic abuse from acquiring firearms; and maintaining regulations that make it difficult to acquire silencers for firearms.
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"More than a million people annually participate in NRA programs, which provide real services and experiences for people who enjoy firearms," he notes, referencing the group's firearms trainings, shooting ranges, and other events.
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By the numbers: "A total of 10,242 firearms have been handed into NZ Police as part of the firearms buy-back scheme, as of 11 August," New Zealand police said in the statement.
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Under intense pressure, Olishwai and other Mursi elders agreed to surrender enough firearms to satisfy the government for now, although they have retained as many firearms as could be concealed from enforcement agents.
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This spring, Citigroup said it would require business customers to restrict certain firearms sales, while Bank of America said it would stop lending to manufacturers that make military-inspired firearms for civilian use.
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Like other firearms dealers, he had received a directive from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) advising dealers against selling guns to medical marijuana users, according to court papers.
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"If you even use the word 'firearms,' or show a picture of a firearm, boom, you're banned," said Bryan Earl, the creator of an online directory that connects firearms companies with advertising opportunities.
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A third defendant, Gaetano Valastro, who retired as a detective in 1999, owned and operated a store in Queens that sold firearms and related equipment and provided firearms training courses, one complaint says.
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Then, he got caught while applying for a concealed carry permit Next, Martin applied for a firearms concealed carry license, another form of identification that ISP issues so gun owners can carry firearms.
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"I have no intention of taking any action concerning the purchase of firearms or firearms training for school staff under the [Elementary and Secondary Education Act]," DeVos said in a letter to Rep.
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"Merely seizing firearms through interdiction will not stop firearms trafficking to Mexico," reads an October 2009 memo to border supervisors from the office of Deputy Attorney General David Ogden — who has since resigned.
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Sales and possession of firearms are permitted but tightly restricted.
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Police recovered firearms and ammunition from the scenes, Khan said.
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Though certain establishments may ban those carrying firearms from entering.
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But federal law prohibits the possession of firearms by felons.
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Firearms in America, politically, are thus much like the Trump
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"No firearms in our schools!" teacher Audra Morrow told Mic.
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I watch videos to learn about new firearms and accessories.
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He wasn't there, Chandler said, but they found two firearms.
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And Aspiration pledges that deposits never go toward funding firearms.
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Dean Rieke, executive director of the Buckeye Firearms Association, agreed.
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The rate of homicides caused by firearms increased by 32%.
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Afterward, police recovered more than 470 weapons, including 151 firearms.
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Alexandria is stockpiling firearms, making allies, and preparing for war.
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Reed allegedly fled the home with two firearms, say police.
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Last year, we prosecuted a record number of firearms offenses.
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The bunker was lined with shelves storing firearms and explosives.
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The firearms industry experienced unprecedented growth in the last decade.
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The firearms do not appear to be illegal, Johnston said.
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With proper firearms, they would make an army of resistance.
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There, police say they found cash, firearms, and a bucket.
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The Saviors certainly have enough firearms and vehicles to relocate.
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But first, Khloé and Kendall get fired up about firearms.
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With Vista Outdoor, Hogan sees a boost from new firearms.
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I don't know anyone in cannabis who utilizes protection [firearms].
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Currently, federal laws are more restrictive for silencers than firearms.
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The state requires all firearms be stored with locking devices.
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Handcuffs and firearms are now considered tools of last resort.
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Walmart Inc stopped selling assault firearms and accessories in 2015.
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Eighty percent favored tracking firearms sales with a U.S. database.
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It means putting any available barrier between myself and firearms.
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They happened because dangerous individuals have easy access to firearms.
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Icelandic authorities gave US personnel special permission to carry firearms.
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Firearms instructor Dave Stutts says if he's awake, he's armed.
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There was no one attending the counter by the firearms.
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Municipalities like Pittsburgh may not pass their own firearms regulations.
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Another stops landlords from prohibiting firearms on their rental properties.
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In 2015, 13 million US households with children contained firearms.
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Likely.Currently, laws only require background checks from licensed firearms dealers.
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In 2016, the country had 47 attempted homicides with firearms.
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Narrator: Trainees spend over 130 hours with the firearms department.
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It also said some demonstrators carried firearms during the unrest.
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Until the ban, sales of firearms had been fairly flat.
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But the firearms maker issued much weaker than expected guidance.
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Even manufacture of business machines was converted into producing firearms.
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Most people illegally possessing firearms do not turn themselves in.
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Authorities reportedly discovered at least 20 firearms in his home.
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Simmons was charged with possession of firearms by a felon.
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Trump does not appear to know anything much about firearms.
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Handguns and other restricted firearms require passing an additional course.
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Nearly all guns used in crimes begin as legal firearms.
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The United States is the largest supplier of firearms globally.
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He pleaded guilty in March to charges of firearms trafficking.
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The police said they found 229 firearms in his suite.
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He stockpiled expensive firearms over the course of many months.
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Many of the firearms were later found at crime scenes.
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Parents let toddlers get ahold of firearms, and tragedy ensues.
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What he knows about firearms he learned from video games.
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This is what they are trying to do with firearms.
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The company currently represents about 2% of the firearms market.
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They are still looking for multiple firearms that were taken.
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Police said they found "numerous firearms" in his hotel room.
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The president suggested teachers should be allowed to carry firearms.
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We try to eliminate controversy especially where firearms are concerned.
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Some hotel chains have policies covering firearms on their properties.
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Firearms brands like Mossberg and Springfield Armory also severed ties.
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You want people highly trained in the use of firearms?
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"It's the access to firearms that we have," he said.
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The US is first, with 120 firearms per 100 people.
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Teachers there are turning out in droves for firearms training.
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Assault weapons would be subject to the 1934 Firearms Act.
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However, about 85% of suicide attempts by firearms are deadly.
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Some of the firearms brought into Jamaica come through Haiti.
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While 3D printing technologies are new, undetectable firearms are not.
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The negative consequences of gutting firearms controls cannot be overstated.
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The relationship between gun laws and firearms deaths is compelling.
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The law, however, did not restrict ads for other firearms.
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On average, firearms defendants spend six years in federal prison.
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"Pokot militia openly carrying firearms," she wrote in one message.
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Eleven of those involved firearms, which resulted in two deaths.
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Most violence involving firearms stem from personal disputes or robberies.
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Inside his house, authorities found nine firearms, including several rifles.
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Firearms will be allowed for deer hunting starting October 19.
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Despite the presence of firearms, the protests were largely peaceful.
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Curtis is executive editor of Recoil, a firearms lifestyle magazine.
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Plans to repeal it were moving forward, no firearms necessary.
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TSA mandates that firearms travel unloaded and in checked baggage.
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Licensed gun dealers must check the database before selling firearms.
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Right: Manager John Aaron cleans one of the range's firearms.
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The firearms industry has advocated for a better NICS system.
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With minor exceptions, California bans the open carrying of firearms.
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YouTube will begin a new crackdown on videos involving firearms.
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Two others were arrested on suspicion of possession of firearms.
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Obtaining a license involves police background checks and firearms safety.
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Gun dealers will have two days to report stolen firearms.
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In England, the majority of police do not carry firearms.
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She wasn't especially surprised given that he'd always liked firearms.
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The applicant also must go through a firearms safety course.
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In Nevada, only the state can set laws about firearms.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is investigating.
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And it seems easy access to firearms provide one answer.
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And it seems easy access to firearms provides one answer.
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This proposal would apply only to firearms used for hunting.
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But the firearms used to carry out these deadly travesties?
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In addition to pleading guilty to unlawfully engaging in the business of dealing in firearms, the 56-year-old also admitted to illegally possessing unregistered firearms, lying to a federal agency, and tax evasion.
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They want firearms that are reliable and durable, very similar in design to current firearms, don't require extensive training, are difficult for criminals to crack, don't cost too much and allow for multiple users.
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The accidental shooting happened Thursday during a firearms training at the organization's National Firearms Museum in Fairfax, Va. Police working with the local attorney's office said they don't expect any charges to be filed.
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Twelve bump fire stocks were found on firearms recovered from Paddock's hotel room, said Jill Snyder, the special agent in charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' San Francisco field office.
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The plaintiffs challenged a new rule issued by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives at Trump's direction that classified bump stock devices as forbidden machine guns under the 1934 National Firearms Act.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is typically the agency that recovers guns that fall into the wrong hands, but it has not been ordered to check whether this group purchased firearms.
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Several states have passed measures expanding the right to carry concealed firearms, even without a permit, and others are moving to allow firearms on school grounds as part of a response to mass shootings.
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The use of firearms as a method of suicide also remains high, according to the data, as the percentage of suicide deaths that involved firearms rose from 67% in 2015 to 69.4% in 2016.
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The orders would allow law enforcement officers, with approval from a court, to remove firearms from those who pose a threat to themselves or others and temporarily to prevent individuals from purchasing new firearms.
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Both were prosecuted under a federal law called the National Firearms Act, which requires registration of certain firearms, with silencers included in a list of covered items along with grenades, machine guns and bombs.
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"Those with the greatest exposure to firearms take a break from handling loaded firearms in their homes and in other contexts, and fewer people are shot," said Webster, who was not involved in this research.
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The other proposals Northam wants the legislature to consider are reinstating Virginia's one-handgun-a-month law, increasing penalties for leaving loaded, unsecured firearms around children and requiring people to report lost and stolen firearms.
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DiNardo Was Previously Arrested on a Felony Firearms Possession Charge DiNardo was initially arrested Monday on a felony firearms possession charge after authorities identified him as a "person of interest" in the missing persons case.
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The Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), the agency in charge of firearms regulation, does not track the manufacturers of bump stocks, so no one knows exactly how many have been sold.
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Fast and Furious: Beginning during the George W. Bush administration, career agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives tracked illegal sales of firearms, with the ultimate goal of arresting drug cartel bosses.
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Twelve bump-fire stocks were found on firearms recovered from Stephen Paddock's hotel room, said Jill Snyder, the special agent in charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' San Francisco field office.
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But Americans own by far the largest share of firearms for civilian use compared with residents of other countries, with an estimated 120.5 firearms per 100 people in 2017, according to the Small Arms Survey.
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They opposed a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) that could vigorously enforce federal firearms laws, so they filibustered the president's nomination of Todd Jones to be its director, despite his considerable record.
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But the bill also contains some gun provisions, including Duncan's, which would make it easier to buy silencers for firearms, a process which currently requires registration and a background check under the National Firearms Act.
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Bill Nelson, D-Florida, introduced a bill in the Senate that would amend the Undetectable Firearms Act to prohibit firearms that do not have a major component that can be detected at airport security screening.
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"New Zealand is almost alone with the United States in not registering 96 percent of its firearms — and those are its most common firearms, the ones most used in crimes," said Philip Alpers of GunPolicy.
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"There's a huge fear in the firearms community of firearms registration," said Mr. Wolfe, citing an argument from gun rights advocates that the Second Amendment prohibits the government from maintaining any registry of gun owners.
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But it was not until last year, when the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives reported that 30 percent of the firearms seized in California were homemade, when I thought about "ghost gun" kits.
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And while she did not provide any further details about how he obtained it, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, nonimmigrant residents can purchase firearms by obtaining a valid hunting license.
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On Tuesday, a bill which proposes banning semi-automatic firearms, magazines and parts used to assemble illegal firearms passed its first reading in Parliament, gaining the support of every lawmaker in the house, bar one.
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Most municipalities phrase their firearms regulations in general terms, he said.
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However, in some states, schools can prohibit firearms from certain areas.
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In six campus-carry states, firearms are not allowed in classrooms.
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Firearms owned by Goon have not yet been recovered, police said.
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"We find no substitutions between Tasers and firearms," Grogger told CNBC.
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They recently came out with new policies on content regarding firearms.
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I watch to learn different techniques to safely use my firearms.
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In March, Dick's decided to end firearms sales at 125 stores.
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Fearing for their safety, the prospectors shot back with their firearms.
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He said the company's policy on selling firearms had not changed.
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He had been charged with illegal possession of firearms, authorities said.
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Or, Mike, take the firearms first and then go to court.
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Instagram, meanwhile, also allows images of users hunting and displaying firearms.
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"Take the firearms first and then go to court," he said.
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There were also 92 attacks using firearms, and 43 using vehicles.
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The Air Force became the first major customer for the firearms.
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War was often the driving factor behind innovative firearms designs, anyway.
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But the country already has over 300m firearms in private hands.
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You wield flimsy firearms instead of magical incantations or ancient swords.
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Reducing access to lethal means isn't just limiting access to firearms.
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Investigators have found Timothy purchased two firearms locally this past September.
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Unfortunately, these types of firearms will only get better and better.
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It required people selling firearms to be licensed, among other things.
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Our sources say the warrant involves possible illegal possession of firearms.
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Maine's Question 3 addresses background checks for purchasing or transferring firearms.
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The teen didn&apost own firearms of his own, he said.
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Bush said police recovered a lot of firearms from both locations.
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Officers on the scene say they found meth, marijuana and firearms.
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"There's been no change to our policy regarding firearms," Hargrove said.
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There are very stringent checks when you apply for firearms certificates.
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He subsequently found out and continued to supply Carlson with firearms.
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We have 260 murders* in Philadelphia, and 85 percent [involve] firearms.
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"Take the firearms first and then go to court," Trump said.
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The elder Gigliotti was also found guilty of two firearms offenses.
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Grocery stores might ask customers to leave their firearms at home.
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Other suspects had attempted to acquire firearms to target public figures.
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Defense Distributed's files include blueprints to firearms ranging from the Liberator .
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And she was referring specifically to assault rifles, not all firearms.
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New Record: 82 firearms discovered in carry-on bags last week.
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Suicides accounted for almost two-thirds of the deaths by firearms.
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He acknowledged having firearms at home, including a 12-gauge shotgun.
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A local firearms charge was dropped as part of Welch's plea.
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"There is no special body of law for firearms," he said.
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PayPal does not allow the sale of firearms using its services.
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Any firearms discharge is a momentous event that triggers robust scrutiny.
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There's a lot of street cred attached to possession of firearms.
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Some have actual firearms depicted in them and they're not removed.
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Under the deal, Walker pleaded guilty to murder and firearms charges.
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Robinson also faces a charge of felony possession of stolen firearms.
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They also knew he had knives and firearms, the investigator said.
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The shooter, Stephen Paddock, had amassed an arsenal of 220 firearms.
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But even without firearms, abusers have found other ways to kill.
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The driver also returned fire using various firearms in the limousine.
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Firearms were used in more than half of suicides in 22019.
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Sickened by the thought of PA teachers carrying firearms in schools.
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Open-carry advocates say that criminals almost never openly carry firearms.
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Should young adults, ages 18-20, be prohibited from purchasing firearms?
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The biggest increase is in the number of firearms-related deaths.
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They seized nine fully loaded firearms -- all registered under his name.
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Precious firearms wrapped in oilcloth are cached in cemeteries and backyards.
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The courts have upheld, time and again, reasonable restrictions on firearms.
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Halt the sale of firearms and ammunition at your stores nationwide.
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Only certain employees can open the case and handle the firearms.
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Many of those were attributed to traffic accidents, drugs and firearms.
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All of the relatives' firearms were secured in safes, police said.
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Camping World, a retailer focused on RV sales, also sells firearms.
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But many have been able to get high-capacity firearms anyway.
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"I probably own more firearms than your average Arizonan," Kelly said.
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Narrator: Once the trainees learn how to use firearms ... Instructor: Face!
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She was also given "extensive" training on firearms and defense driving.
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Semi-automatic firearms are available across the US with few restrictions.
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As a result, stock prices of firearms manufacturers increased last night.
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But what about equipping teachers with firearms to prevent school massacres?
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Also gives disaster shelters the option to accommodate evacuees with firearms.
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SB 741 — Relating to restrictive covenants regarding firearms or firearm ammunition.
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"Take the firearms first, and then go to court," Trump said.
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For those without known mental health conditions, 55 percent used firearms.
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CRUZ: Well, listen, unlike Donald, I would not support banning firearms.
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For many of the firearms being deregulated, this claim is dubious.
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As part of the conviction, he was prohibited from possessing firearms.
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His book has been highly criticized by the Canadian firearms community.
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He initially faced a charge, later dropped, of illegally possessing firearms.
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Elsewhere, legislators took steps toward expanding the legal use of firearms.
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Authorities seized dozens of illegal firearms as part of the operation.
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In May, Sears had already ended mail-order sales of firearms.
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The gunman had five firearms, including two semiautomatic weapons, she said.
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Voluntary gun buybacks would reduce the pool of firearms out there.
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States with fewer gun restrictions had higher death rates from firearms.
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Two more firearms were found at the suspect's home, officials said.
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When detectives searched Mr. Reed's room, they seized a dozen firearms.
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In 2014, Mr. Reichberg and Mr. Rechnitz decided they wanted firearms.
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Those who left town were searched for firearms on their return.
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Mr. Hardeman and Mr. Van Donselaar both grew up around firearms.
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These fully automatic firearms are expensive, costing in upwards of $10,000.
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Then we act surprised when someone "settles a score" using firearms.
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Between the same time period, there were 216,600 homicides by firearms.
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Providing behavior detection training to anyone seeking a Federal Firearms License.
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The city's Police Department recovers about 11740,000 illegal firearms a year.
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She was charged with drug possession and illegal possession of firearms.
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Jamel Jackson, 21, was charged with a firearms violation, police said.
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The vast majority of the nation's colleges and universities ban firearms.
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Northam has temporarily banned all firearms at the Virginia State Capitol.
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He was ultimately convicted of sedition, transporting firearms and transporting explosives.
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First things first, these are not toys—these are real firearms.
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Walmart raised the age to purchase firearms to 21 from 18.
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This principle holds whether you are talking about firearms or cannabis.
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They also bought and destroyed more than 600,000 civilian owned firearms.
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Over time, Australians came to view firearms with suspicion, he said.
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Automatic firearms have been severely restricted from civilian ownership since 1934.
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She also opposes arming teachers, including those trained to operate firearms.
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Did they put money in the CDC budget for firearms research?
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But none of that $649 million is authorized for firearms research.
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They recovered at least three high-powered firearms from the group.
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The agency has lacked dedicated funding for firearms research ever since.
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It barred him from possessing firearms or ammunition for two years.
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It will also ban videos that show how to assemble firearms.
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The detainees had tried to obtain explosives and firearms, police said.
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The FBI services requests from over 283,220 federally licensed firearms dealers.
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"On the whole New Zealand doesn't prohibit firearms," Mr. Gillespie said.
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On display at the NRA National Firearms Museum #machinegun #oldesttoyoungest pic.twitter.
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Cuomo got legislation passed that takes firearms away from domestic abusers.
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That's not enough, according to the people actually doing firearms studies.
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As of Sunday, a total of 2640,2000 firearms had been handed in to police since the gun buyback kicked off on July 222, and another 1,269 had been handed in under amnesty, meaning people are able to anonymously hand in firearms with no questions asked -- even if they don't have a valid firearms license, New Zealand Police said in a statement Monday.
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Akins teamed up with a firearms industry businessman, secured two letters from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) affirming the mechanism behind the device was legal, and poured his savings into the project.
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O'Rourke did not say how he would remove firearms from anyone who wouldn't comply with his proposed law despite repeated questions from Camerota, but said he is not suggesting a door-to-door "confiscation" of firearms.
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Fourth, we must make sure that those judged to pose a grave risk to public safety do not have access to firearms, and that, if they do, those firearms can be taken through rapid due process.
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A national sporting goods outlet that sells firearms and operates in 16 states told BuzzFeed News that the Sutherland Springs church shooter was approved by the NICS to buy two firearms in the last two years.
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Yet the restrictions on firearms around polling places in most battleground states are a messy patchwork of state and local regulations -- with some banning guns completely and others only restricting firearms around schools or government buildings.
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Inslee also proposed limiting the "ease-of-access" to firearms by creating a national assault weapons ban that will apply to firearms like the AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, which was used in the Dayton shooting.
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President Donald Trump's election in 2016 eased fears over increased regulation on firearms, creating the "Trump slump" for the firearms industry that has added pressure on sales, a challenge D'Arcy will face as CEO of Remington.
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That may be because the firearms database, which includes weapons owned by both private citizens and law enforcement agencies, accounts for only a small percentage of the 300 million firearms estimated to be in private hands.
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Finally, it is disingenuous to prosecute 18-to-20-year-olds as adults for firearms offenses or other crimes, while simultaneously denying them the right to own firearms because they supposedly are incapable of adult responsibility.
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Similarly, California utilizes the Armed Prohibited Persons System (APPS), a program that helps identify existing gun owners who are prohibited from possessing firearms and then supports law enforcement teams to safely remove firearms from those people.
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But there is another congressional roadblock that private money cannot circumvent — the Tiahrt Amendments, which prevent the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives from sharing its firearms-tracking database with anyone outside of law enforcement.
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Under New Zealand law, anyone 16 or older may seek a firearms license, and anyone 18 or older who has applied for a firearms license can seek a permit to possess a military-style semiautomatic weapon.
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Other times, litigants claimed the industry was purposely packaging dangerous firearms — such as assault weapons — in a way that allowed them to evade gun control laws like background checks, again putting the firearms in criminal hands.
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Authorities said he had at least 23 firearms in the room, and that they had retrieved an additional 19 firearms, as well as explosives and several thousand rounds of ammunition, from his home in Mesquite, Nevada.
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The firearms must be kept in a locked "hard-sided" container, and gun owners must declare firearms and any ammunition to airline representatives when checking the bags at ticket counters, according to the agency's firearm regulations.
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Obama and his tiny stake are typical of most Americans with holdings in firearms investments: They are invested in funds that buy shares of the relatively small part of the firearms industry that is publicly traded.
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Karp said the new global estimate is significantly higher than the 2121 million firearms estimated in the last survey in 2100, and the 100 million civilian-held firearms at that time — mostly due to increasing civilian ownership.
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Speaking at a rally this afternoon, Donald Trump wittily observed that even though Hillary Clinton thinks there should be some legal restrictions on who can buy firearms she also believes that Secret Service agents should carry firearms.
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Twelve of them were found on firearms recovered from the gunman's hotel room in Mandalay Bay, said Jill Snyder, the special agent in charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' San Francisco field office.
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Trevor Velinor, assistant special agent in charge at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) Tampa Field Division, confirmed in a press conference that the shooter obtained the firearms used in the Orlando shooting legally.
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Arizona has yet to adopt such a law, but firearms do have a foothold there: in 2009, the Legislature outlawed any restrictions on keeping guns in locked vehicles, as long as the firearms are out of sight.
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"They had been experiencing a lot of theft of firearms over there, so we have a responsibility to keep these firearms off the street and out of the hands of the wrong people," Superintendent Johnson told reporters.
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Another friend arrested On Friday, the gunman's friend, Ethan Kollie, was arrested on federal firearms charges for allegedly possessing a firearm while using or addicted to a controlled substance and falsely filling out a firearms application form.
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The Senate committee also declined to create a firearms registry and to require that only licensed dealers could privately sell firearms, while the House committee decided against requiring mental health background checks for those licensed to carry.
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I walk through glass doors into a gallery devoted to the personal collection of Robert Petersen (20083–2007), a publishing magnate and car collector whose 400 firearms are the crown jewel of the National Firearms Museum's collection.
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Do you know that Donald Trump supported the Clinton ban on firearms?
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" "No one wants terrorists to have legal or illegal access to firearms.
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It's unclear how prevalent firearms will be as the convention gets underway.
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It said it increased its proactive detection of both drugs and firearms.
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The video sharing platform recently updated its policies on content featuring firearms.
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Colorado allows drivers to carry firearms to protect themselves and their property.
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Xu, 6003, was arrested and charged with dealing firearms without a license.
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So, banning firearms at the event seems like a common sense move.
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Half of all suicide deaths in the U.S. are due to firearms.
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I noticed several men, some with families, carrying firearms in the market.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said it also was responding.
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Another overreaction could be to limit or deny firearms in checked baggage.
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But none of her official proposals suggest banning any type of firearms.
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Less common causes of selfie-related deaths included electrocution, firearms, and animals.
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Neither of the men had a federal firearms license, the complaint said.
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But it would remain easy to legally buy firearms in private sales.
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He had passions for electronic music, firearms, pit bulls and T. rexes.
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Each had served time for an array of drug and firearms offenses.
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Gossett has been charged with receiving stolen property and unlawful firearms possession.
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It is not yet known to whom the other firearms are registered.
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Alam is charged with possessing firearms whose identification numbers have been removed.
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VICE takes a closer look at the future of firearms in America.
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Inside the car, there are hidden lock boxes for valuables and firearms.
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And many are discharged into homes that contain lethal drugs and firearms.
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Such firearms quickly became, and remain the guns least used in crime.
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Meanwhile, semiautomatic and non-automatic firearms are generally legal, barring state laws.
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Some states restrict and ban certain types of firearms, particularly assault weapons.
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His former-son-in law is the reason he underwent firearms training.
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Police recovered 23 firearms in the shooter's suite at the Mandalay Bay.
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There are companies that allow employees to bring firearms to the office.
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Purinton was also charged with a federal firearms violation in the Feb.
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Four firearms were recovered at the scene in the Bronx, including a .
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Some of the firearms were hidden behind false walls or a staircase.
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The operator then asks if there are any firearms in the home.
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In the years gone by, states have enacted their own firearms amnesties.
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The firearms were purchased across four states: Nevada, Utah, California and Texas.
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Firearms included any gun that fires bullets, and, in two cases, grenades.
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A shutdown would affect the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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He said Wahhaj was armed with multiple firearms, including an assault rifle.
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We're going to work with the private sector to update firearms technology.
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Russian authorities said they had discovered firearms and a bomb-making laboratory.
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Shawkan was charged with belonging to a banned group and possessing firearms.
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School shooters typically exhibit a strong fascination or obsession with firearms.2.
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This is a case about what the defendants did with those firearms.
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Paddock owned 47 firearms, which he had been stockpiling since October 2016.
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His critics, gun-rights advocates, heard him calling for confiscation of firearms.
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There are few laws regulating the sale or appearance of model firearms.
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All 1,800 vehicles are accounted for and no firearms ever went missing.
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For the next several hours, I lied, with firearms in my face.
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According to Virginia State law, firearms cannot be banned in public spaces.
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Gaffney's data shows 2,665 of those were related to firearms in 2016.
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Later, in 22019, federal agents raided Reese's home and seized many firearms.
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That includes a state expansion of Obamacare and tougher restrictions on firearms.
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Ige's office said he also signed into law two other firearms bills.
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The firearms were owned by the suspect's father, Texas' governor has said.
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The stunt spurred the California legislature to ban open carry of firearms.
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Among the leading methods of homicide were firearms and cutting or piercing.
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He intends to do nothing about the scourge of firearms in America.
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The man who shot him, for example, had obtained his firearms legally.
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Many of the rally participants were seen carrying firearms, sticks and shields.
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He is accused of using firearms to deliberately sink boats carrying migrants.
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But that didn't stop him from illegally dealing firearms while off-duty.
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Another 19 firearms were found in his home in nearby Mesquite, Nevada.
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In early March, Florida raised the age for firearms purchases to 21.
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However, what is rarely discussed is the emerging prevalence of homemade firearms.
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Georgia and Arkansas residents may carry firearms on college and university campuses.
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The agency has gone without dedicated funding for firearms research ever since.
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BofA said it will stop lending to manufacturers of military-style firearms.
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CVS is banning its shoppers from openly carrying firearms in its stores.
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Four decades ago, only five states allowed the concealed carry of firearms.
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Bass Pro Shops sells different types of firearms, including semi-automatic rifles.
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Trump has vacillated on the issue of age restrictions for firearms purchasing.
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The federal officers have the ability to make arrests and handle firearms.
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And it makes America the No. 1 country in firearms per capita.
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Self-protection, I discover, is a huge reason many Americans own firearms.
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A separatist named Randy Weaver was up against firearms charges in 1992.
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No firearms were used during the attack, he was quoted as saying.
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The analysis said he also made nearly $95,000 in firearms-related purchases.
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They can demonstrate firearms competency by just completing a brief online class.
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Firearms manufacturer Remington on Sunday night filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Aposhian's company, FairWarning Training, specializes in teaching firearms safety and tactical skills.
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Walmart raised the age requirement to purchase firearms to 21 in February.
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Even if gun purchases were banned tomorrow, about 300m firearms would remain.
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Meanwhile, gun-reform advocates praised Dick's for taking a stand on firearms.
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According to court testimony, the children were being trained to use firearms.
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Knife attacks are relatively common in China, where firearms are strictly regulated.
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The candidates become more divided around proposals that require licenses for firearms.
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Did you have to learn how to handle firearms for this role?
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Today, gun enthusiasts consider the AR-15 the Erector Set of firearms.
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Investigators found a cellphone near his body but no firearms, they said.
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The program Howard and others proposed was called the National Firearms Agreement.
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Buckeye Firearms can hardly keep up with the demand for its courses.
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Previously, school marshals had to keep their firearms under lock and key.
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And some objected that their right to buy firearms was being attacked.
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Some sheriffs resisted because they objected to the federal regulation of firearms.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms also responded to the scene.
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All of them said they are seriously concerned about these firearms' potential.
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The rest of the gunman's firearms were in his two Nevada homes.
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A total of 238 firearms and silencers were recovered by A.T.F. agents.
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Brownells had given away prizes, including similar firearms, about 12 hours earlier.
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She noted that about two-thirds of annual firearms deaths are suicides.
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The prospect of tighter gun rules often leads consumers to stockpile firearms.
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It still has about 600 stores that sell hunting products, including firearms.
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As the country's biggest retailer, Walmart remains a major seller of firearms.
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That weapon was acquired from a separate local firearms dealer, Biehl said.
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Firearms are the most common method of suicide among seniors, she noted.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said it also responded.
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In addition, he was prohibited from possessing any firearms for five years.
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This reckless approach to firearms exports should not be allowed to stand.
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Those policies typically do not exclude accidents related to firearms, he said.
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The image was originally posted by Jim's Firearms of Florida on Instagram.
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Gun sellers don't have to get a state license to sell firearms.
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Firearms were not the most common accessory among the 75,000-odd attendees.
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Another portion sees firearms as indivisible from its very sense of self.
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Inside the exhibition hall, thousands of vendors were selling firearms and accessories.
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The administration opened the door to allowing more firearms on federal lands.
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Charges brought against Hernandez in November include racketeering, drug trafficking, and firearms.
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They are required to have a concealed carry permit for the firearms.
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But what about laws that would ban an entire class of firearms?
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The National Firearms Amnesty is the first nationwide gun amnesty since 1996.
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None of those sellers said they had a license to deal firearms.
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And totally leaves out raising the age limit to buy certain firearms.
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Democrats blame Trump's rhetoric and the wide availability of military-style firearms.
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It's also asking shoppers to no longer openly carry firearms in stores.
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He was charged with belonging to an illegal group and possessing firearms.
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Nationally, half of all suicides — more than 20,000 annually — are by firearms.
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Firearms made possible the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Terrorism is not the only risk linked to firearms, the commission emphasized.
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Over the last decade, 10,000 homicides were committed with firearms in Europe.
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The shootings raised a debate across the nation about access to firearms.
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We are not done with efforts to remove unlawful firearms from circulation.
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The government eventually bought back and destroyed more than one million firearms.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives sent agents from Baltimore.
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Merandat said the firearms used by the protesters were probably hunting weapons.
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Collins now must surrender his diplomatic passport and firearms within 2500 days.
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He was also arrested for possessing unlicensed firearms in Spain in 2016.
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Who would oppose keeping firearms away from those suffering from homicidal ideation?
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Jeanne Ives (R), who voted against the firearms restrictions in the legislature.
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But do people really understand the current state of firearms background checks?
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B, people who are crazy should not be able to get firearms.
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Gun owners and other firearms enthusiasts are very concerned about hearing protection.
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But from the outside, the easy access to firearms seems wildly anachronistic.
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Anyone who refuses or fails to forfeit those firearms would be fined.
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MORE, who used mass shootings to call for tougher restrictions on firearms.
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There are an estimated six million firearms (registered and unregistered) in Venezuela.
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For example, in 2013, only 37 firearms surrendered, while 12,2023 were confiscated.
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The officers had brought a total of 28 firearms to the foothills.
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However, critics claim many owners have illegally kept their firearms, AP writes.
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The men admitted to border agents that they possessed marijuana and firearms.
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Being a soldier in the South Korean army involves training with firearms...
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NFC gun owners are dedicated to responsible and safe use of firearms.
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That suggests that effective regulation of firearms could reduce the homicide rate.
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The 'Gunshine State' has been a testing ground for looser firearms laws.
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Controlling for population, US firearms homicides are 700 percent higher than Sweden's.
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Leahy: Will your school safety commission look at the role of firearms?
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Because the Centers for Disease Control is essentially banned from researching firearms, they write, "unfortunately, the amount of research on firearms is disproportionately low compared with the burden they impose on health care and society as a whole."
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Three gun rights groups, the Firearms Policy Coalition, Firearm Owners Against Crime and Firearms Policy Foundation, in addition to three individuals, responded by suing the city, prompting the ordinances to be stayed in May throughout the court process.
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On display are a wide variety of artifacts and memorabilia relating to William F. Cody ( "Buffalo Bill"), Annie Oakley and others who starred in the Wild West shows, a comprehensive collection of American firearms and firearms-related artifacts.
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Under the proposed new law, Ardern said there would be a national register for all firearms and tighter restrictions on who can obtain and retain a firearms license — including a gun purchase ban on visitors to New Zealand.
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The 43-year-old is in custody at the Narita International Airport police station, although he hasn't yet been charged with violating Japan's swords and firearms control law, which imposes an almost blanket ban on citizens owning firearms.
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A school district in Wyoming last month passed a similar measure, provided the teachers get at least 18 hours of firearms training And in one school district in North Texas, educators have had firearms on campus for years.
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The NRA's Eddie Eagle program, which teaches children to stay away from firearms and to tell an adult if they find one, has helped to reduce child-related firearms accidents by 75 percent since its implementation in 1988.
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Assuming the proposal by Ardern becomes law, New Zealand would declare private ownership of semiautomatic weapons to be illegal, mandate a buyback program, prohibit high capacity magazines, eliminate firearms conversion kits, and block future sales of such firearms.
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The vast majority of Americans support background checks to prohibit dangerous people from purchasing firearms; now we must must develop the tools to remove existing firearms from individuals when it becomes clear they should not legally own them.
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The bureau determined in 2010 that it could not regulate the devices because they could not be defined as machine guns, which are regulated under the National Firearms Act, the law that regulates firearms in the United States.
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To ensure teachers are not accidentally shot by first responders, schools might register a "firearms plan" with the local police department, setting out the names and descriptions of those teachers in a given school with access to firearms.
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Fear of firearms regulation during the Obama years and talk of gun restrictions by some Democratic presidential candidates during the election contributed to record levels of background checks for firearms, which is viewed as a bellwether for gun sales.
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In 22019, S.B. 498 was introduced for this reason, to establish national reciprocity for legal firearms permits, so that law enforcement can concentrate on illegal weapons traffickers like straw purchasers, or offenders who use stolen firearms to commit crimes.
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Between 2013 and 2018, 70% of the 96,036 firearms recovered by Mexican authorities and turned over to the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) were traced back to the United States, according to official government data.
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In at least one instance, the head of ATF's Firearms and Ammunition Technology Division asked if the white paper meant that the US could start allowing imports of Chinese-made paintball gun parts that can also fit real firearms.
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A 2013 study by the University of San Diego found that nearly half of American firearms dealers are dependent on Mexican sales, with an estimated 253,000 firearms purchased annually between 2018 and 2012 to be taken across the border.
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In response to Sandy Hook, states like Kansas and Georgia passed laws allowing concealed carry in schools for the first time, and the Ohio-based Buckeye Firearms Association launched FASTER Saves Lives, a program offering firearms training to teachers.
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"Safety is a huge concern for me and one that I carried over from my time in the military," said Wilson, who was a firearms instructor in the Army and is currently an NRA firearms and self defense instructor.
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The disputed spilled into the parking lot, where multiple people reportedly flashed firearms.
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A spokeswoman from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives told PennLive.
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Most states prohibit firearms in campus-living quarters—with the exception of Utah.
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They argued that the presence of firearms stifled free discourse at the university.
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The bulk of the technological gun-control effort lies in "smart" firearms technology.
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The Secret Service says it won't allow those carrying firearms into the event.
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Officials said Baker, 24, of Leonard, MI, was armed with the two firearms.
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And the most common method of suicide was medication overdose, followed by firearms.
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It also requires the purchaser to provide proof they completed firearms safety training.
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This can include storing firearms unloaded and locked, separate from ammunition, doctors advise.
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Two firearms were also recovered from the vehicle stopped by the police officer.
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Judge Roberto Canas told him he was also barred from possessing any firearms.
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The New Zealand parliament voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday for tough new firearms laws.
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In the absence of firearms, one is not very likely to turn fatal.
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Bush said that police had recovered a number of firearms from both mosques.
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Two also were taken into custody and two firearms were recovered, police said.
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Stories like these highlight the critical need to remove firearms from domestic abusers.
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Judge Barbara Bellis denied Bushmaster Firearms and Remington's motion to dismiss the case.
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It has expanded into extortion, human smuggling, and firearms trafficking, among other crimes.
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He survived to warn the barrackers that his compatriots were handy with firearms.
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"Officers, including firearms officers, and London Ambulance Service are in attendance," police said.
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Air marshals are among the most highly trained firearms operatives in law enforcement.
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The FBI and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are assisting authorities.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is assisting in the investigation.
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This includes an embrace of firearms as an essential source of personal security.
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Richard is accused of buying "significant sums" of gold, silver, firearms, and ammunition.
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The killers used firearms in 38 of the 41 killings, the FBI reported.
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Texas, like most states, allows "open carry" — that is, not concealed — of firearms.
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All three firearms, as well as a fourth gun, were purchased by Kelley.
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Democratic-governed California has some of the broadest firearms measures of any state.
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Laws on openly carrying firearms vary widely by state and type of gun.
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The law enforcement official told CNN Scott was found with two firearms, a .
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The Discovery Channel series chronicled the Hayden's family-owned Louisiana custom firearms business.
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Bolsonaro issued the decree despite Brazil's record murder rate, nearly half involving firearms.
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Hopkins is charged with being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition.
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"I can't tell you whether they are live or real firearms," Armitt said.
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He cannot own firearms and is not allowed to use alcohol or drugs.
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Suicides in 2014 accounted for almost two-thirds of the deaths by firearms.
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The Daytona Beach News-Journal reports she sold the firearms to pawn shops.
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They would learn the Lord's ways, and turn their firearms into farm tools.
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It is unclear whether any of the boys allegedly involved had real firearms.
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Six of the eight firearms were retrieved, while two are still at large.
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They joined together under the name "Wikipedia Project: Firearms," or "WP:Firearms" for short.
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The real issue is what it has always been: easy access to firearms.
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The state of Tasmania, home to Port Arthur, has a permanent firearms amnesty.
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The M-134G Minigun is one of the fiercest firearms on the planet.
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Franey went with the undercover agent on five staged firearms trafficking delivery trips.
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The National Security Commission has denied that police used firearms against the protesters.
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They argue that these blueprints would allow criminals easy, unfettered access to firearms.
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My focus remains on those most susceptible to homicide and suicide from firearms.
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Texas is now the largest state where gun owners can carry firearms openly.
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U.S. firearms sales peaked at 15.7 million in 2016, according to NSSF data.
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Cops say Sandrock was on probation in Colorado for a firearms-related offense.
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Duncan claims there's a misconception that suppressed firearms are used for violent purposes.
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The gunman used "multiple firearms" of "different types" in the shooting, said Rushin.
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As for weapons ... cops seized 12 firearms, only 4 were registered to Chumlee.
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How can we help control the trading of stolen firearms without that tool?
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" The American Psychiatric Association also recommends firearms restriction based on "evidence of dangerousness.
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The cases involved felony drug or firearms charges, Chief Counsel Antonio Gioia said.
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And it isn't just Baltimore's problem: over 30,000 people die from firearms annually.
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Multiple firearms of different types were recovered at the scene, the chief said.
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Two people are in custody and two firearms have been recovered, police announced.
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Every state has had the right to craft its own firearms licensing laws.
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Another would prevent state agencies, including universities, from banning firearms from their facilities.
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Johnny was also told he's not allowed to own or possess any firearms.
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The TSA says it carries federal air marshals who receive extensive firearms training.
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US Attorney John Bash said authorities will bring federal hate and firearms charges.
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Snyder said authorities are still determining which firearms were used in the shooting.
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The poll asked 661 gun owners for their opinions on various firearms laws.
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The three leading methods of suicide that year were suffocation, firearms and poisoning.
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Wilson plans to re-launch his 3D printable firearms website later this month.
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Sales for Smith & Wesson firearms have plummeted, the gun brand's owner said Wednesday.
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Patrick Leahy about whether the commission would look at the role of firearms.
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It also bans the sale of firearms, animals, and alcohol, among other things.
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Wince, 247, pleaded guilty to dealing firearms without a license earlier this year.
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Sixty percent of gun owners said firearms should not be allowed in schools.
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It says it allows discussion of some of these topics, such as firearms.
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A spokesman for the Firearms Policy Coalition was not immediately available for comment.
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But research suggests children have relatively easy access to firearms in many homes.
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In 2016, 160 children ages 10 to 14 took their lives with firearms.
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Among police, firearms violations occur at a rate of 6.9 per 100,85033 officers.
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Another 18 firearms were retrieved from the suspect's house, authorities said late Monday.
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Police had said they found nearly two dozen firearms in his hotel room.
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Simply put, mental illness and access to deadly firearms should not go together.
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The firearms included multiple handguns as well as AR- and AK-style rifles.
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I am not prohibited from purchasing firearms, but I would like to be.
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He tells Simon to perform a public execution and to confiscate Jadis' firearms.
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These successful public health models inspire a similar 'harm reduction' approach for firearms.
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The military said four attackers wearing suicide vests and carrying firearms were killed.
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Of course, Walmart isn't the only retailer to take a stand on firearms.
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A long line snaked around the booth of a firearms company called Brownells.
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The gun lobby says this could unfairly prevent innocent people from owning firearms.
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Additionally, authorities found 85033 firearms when they searched Orcutt's home late last month.
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Those in Wyoming will be allowed to carry firearms in K-12 schools.
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Mr. Pistorius, once a gun enthusiast, has sold his firearms, Dr. Scholtz said.
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Two semiautomatic firearms were recovered from the floor of the vehicle, he said.
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Still, the shooting sparked widespread calls to limit access to firearms and accessories.
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It would also allow people to possess firearms at water resources development projects.
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I respect the second amendment and the right of individuals-- to own-- firearms.
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