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Lawdog started following "Lacking Judgement and Reason. . ." , Five ATF Cases Need Work , Bloomies "concerned" about AWB and 7 others
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Five ATF Cases that Still Need to be Fixed
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Everytown Panics as SCOTUS Takes Up AR-15 Ban Cases
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ATF Admits NFA Paperwork Was Mostly a Waste of Time
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Just FYI, the “Bordertown” reference is the name of a local band. Not to be confused with the Arizona State Cowboy match.
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Little League was kind of a big deal in the town where I grew up. Teams were sponsored by local merchants (Hardware stores, banks) or civic groups (Rotary Club, Lions Club, etc) and the local police sponsored a team. The field had lights, an announcer booth/press box and a primitive electric score board that had individual light bulbs that told you the number of balls, strikes, outs and error or hit. PA system introduced the batter and an inning summary. The announcer was the local paper sports editor, so the kids got a decent write up the next day. Manual number placards were hung indicating inning runs and totals by kids who got a free bag of popcorn and a coke from the concession stand to work it. You got a complete uniform, jersey, pants, socks and cap. Jersey and pants went back after the season, but you kept the socks and hat. Was kinda fun to see who got what number from the year before. Numbers were on the right sleeve. Sponsor on the back, and town name across the front. Little League patch on left sleeve. The numbers corresponded with the uniform size, pretty much. Single digits were smaller kids and on up. Number 10 and 14 were the hot numbers to get (Ron Santo, Ernie Banks). Pretty big Chicago Cub influence since we were 90 miles from Chicago and the local cable company could get the WGN TV feed. Yes, they were wool and hot. But you looked good! Circa 1968-72. And I do still walk that park when I get back there. Our boys got a kick out seeing where me and my friends used to play.
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But it's the guns, right? Do better ILLINOIS! Second City Cop: How Many Felony Convictions?
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At Real Clear Politics: Crossing a State Line Shouldn’t Cost You Your Right to Self-Defense - Crime Prevention Research Center
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Can't believe they said this, but they did. Maryland Appeals Court: Adults Under 21 May Be Disarmed Because They 'Lack Judgment and Reason'
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Gun Rights Advocate Jared Yanis of Guns and Gadgets Interviews ATF Director Robert Cekada
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Everytown Melts Down Over Trump's ATF Reforms
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From www.ammo.com Gun Ownership by State (2026 Statistics)
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Texas’s Talarico Backed AR-15, Ammo Mag Ban in 2020 Video | The Reload