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    be killed by hammers than by shooting. The elimination of all gun-free zones would allow these law abiding citizens to carry guns and provide a greater protection for everyone. An individual who legally possess a firearm, which is defined as a rifle, shotgun or hand gun is required by federal law to pass through a licensing process which includes a background check. This process is required before purchasing any firearms. Though the licensing process does vary state by state, the process…

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    I love to rifle hunt for deer with my grandpa. I hunt mostly with my Savage 243. My grandpa and I are talking about selling it and buying a Savage 30-06. When I go hunting I go with my grandpa. When I went on my first deer hunt I was 10, I shot my first doe with my Savage 243. The doe was fifty yards when I looked down my scope and lined my crosshairs right on the front shoulder. When I pulled the trigger she ran twenty yards, I made a perfect shot on her. We went to pick her up to load…

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    Most modern firearms are rifled with the exception of the shotgun. The process of rifling the barrel creates unique patterns. These patterns are called tool mark impressions. The forensic technique of analyzing the impressions left on the bullet is call ballistic fingerprinting. There are two types of strations, class characteristics and individual characteristics. Class characteristics are shared by on type of gun and manufacture, for example a colt peacemaker has 6 lands and grooves left-hand…

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    they were successful, it is because the shooter is done shooting or they simply run out of ammunition. In one other instance an armed civilian, who also happens to be a firearm instructor tried to stop a shooter who was armed with an AK-47 assault rifle and wearing body armor. In that incident the good intentioned armed civilian died. Additionally, participation of armed civilians in stopping crimes would make it a little more problematic for the law enforcement people responding as they would…

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    scene. Later on, they paid tribute to one of the best professional hunters to ever visit Zimbabwe. Fellow group members drank to the memory of a man that they said was a fine hunter and honest man. - A picture of Ian posing with ivory tusks and a rifle. According to Paul Smith, several people are killed during big game hunts each year. It is notoriously dangerous, but people know that they are taking a risk when they go on the hunt. More importantly, Zimbabwe desperately needs the money from…

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    homophobic massacre in Orlando on June 12. In certain respects the call makes sense. Should we live in a society with fewer guns? Of course. Does the right wing’s commitment to guns reek of double standards? Definitely. Are gun lobbies such as the National Rifle Association absurdly powerful? Absolutely. However, the current emphasis on gun control shifts the focus away from the core cause of the Orlando massacre: the injustice of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people of color.…

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    because of the second amendment: the right to bear arms. Gun activist argue that it is against their rights to take guns away because they should be allowed to protect themselves. In contrast, gun control supporters suggest bans on automatic weapons and rifles since they are weapons used to kill rather than to hunt or protect. Victims from the most recent shooting in Parkland, Florida argue that the shooter, “wouldn’t have harmed that many students with a knife” (Stewart, 2018) The two sides…

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    normal Saturday morning for me since I was about ten. The day starts off with a drive to the Los Altos Rod & Gun Club or the Sunnyvale Rod & Gun Club with my dad. Knowing that I am about to shoot a variety of guns consisting of: shotguns, pistols, and rifles; causes my heart rate to go up. I am usually the only girl at the shooting range, and I am not the only one to notice. Whenever I step up to take my round of shooting there is always a line of viewers that gathers to watch. For most people,…

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    Shooting rifle has been a special interest for me during high school. I started participating in High Power Rifle my Freshman year and I have loved it ever since. The object of High Power Rifle matches is to acquire points by shooting rounds into a circular paper target from different distances and positions. The possible scores starting from the middle and going out are X (this counts as a ten, but X count can determine who wins a tie), ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, and miss/zero. The…

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    It recalled a grisly story of a troubled mentally ill young man named Adam Lanza. It is reported the Lanza woke up that Friday and shot his mother who was a kindergarten teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary. He then got into her car with a rifle and two pistols and drove to Sandy Hook. The story fails to mention how he entered in the school with all of those guns and ammo. Then allegedly Lanza killed 20 children and 6 adults in two different rooms. The authorities were called shortly after…

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