He said the company would also end the sale of handguns in Alaska — the only state where Walmart sells handguns — and stop selling ammunition for all handguns nationwide.
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The state requires residents to register handguns and obtain permits to buy and carry handguns.
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Walmart plans to stop selling handguns in Alaska, the only state that the retailer currently sells handguns.
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The world's largest retailer also stopped selling handguns and ammunition for handguns and some short-barrel rifles.
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Walmart (WMT) will also stop selling handguns in Alaska, the only state where it still sells handguns.
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The company also said it planned to end the sale of ammunition for handguns and some types of rifles, and it will stop selling handguns in Alaska, the only state where Walmart sells handguns.
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Heller (21625) Perhaps his most polarizing decision, Scalia held in the 2900-220006 majority opinion that bans on registering handguns, carrying unregistered handguns and keeping handguns in functional use infringed upon the Second Amendment.
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Walmart also said Tuesday that it planned to end the sale of ammunition for handguns and some types of rifles, and it will stop selling handguns in Alaska, the only state where Walmart sells handguns.
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Specific regulations on handguns are relatively rare, outside of bans on certain high-capacity handguns under assault weapons bans.
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Banning handguns when there are nearly one million known handguns in Canada would promote a backlash and thus be counterproductive.
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The company also plans to stop selling ammunition for handguns and some rifles and will stop selling handguns in Alaska entirely.
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Tennessee and Arkansas prohibited handguns that freedmen could afford, while allowing expensive "Army & Navy" handguns, which ex-Confederate officers already owned.
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Sixteen rifles and two handguns were also stolen during the operation, but Sandoval's presentation indicated all but the handguns had been recovered.
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Rifles and handguns can both shoot either expanding or non-expanding bullets; rifles do not shoot only expanding or handguns only non-expanding bullets.
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It's simple, but obviously controversial:Once "personalized handguns are available" anywhere in the country, all handguns sold in New Jersey must be smart guns within 30 months.
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The government reacted by banning all handguns — more powerful weapons had already been banned previously — and held a gun amnesty that collected more than 162,000 handguns.
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"Just like toys that too much look like handguns should not be sold, handguns that look too much like toys should not be sold," Schumer said.
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Guns from the United States tended to be assault rifles and higher caliber handguns, while guns already circulating in Brazil or arriving from other countries were smaller handguns.
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First, it effectively banned handguns — by making it illegal to carry an unregistered firearm while banning residents from registering handguns (although the police chief could issue one-year licenses).
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It ignores the fact that non-assault handguns can also fire dozens of rounds per minute, with trivial reload times, and that some handguns can accept high-capacity magazines.
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Guns from the United States tended to be assault rifles and higher caliber handguns, while guns already circulating in Brazil or arriving from other countries skewed toward smaller handguns.
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I can tell that most of the people we have who are injured are shot by handguns, and the handguns, they cause a fair amount of injury when you're shot.
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"We do not have handguns that I am aware of that fit the hands of 1-year-olds, 2-year-olds, 3-year-olds, 4-year-olds to operate handguns," state Rep.
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Back in September, Walmart announced it was discontinuing all sales of handguns as well as ammunition for handguns and ammunition for short-barrel rifles that can be used with military-style weapons.
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This is a divergence from federal law, under which people cannot buy handguns from licensed dealers until they are 21, but can buy shotguns and rifles — often much deadlier than handguns — at 18.
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Handguns and certain semiautomatic rifles required separate permits to purchase.
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Police said they found two handguns in the suspect's possession.
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Austria alone, home to Glock, exported 1.3m handguns to America.
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In his confession, DiNardo acknowledged selling handguns to local residents.
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Per CBS, the handguns were registered under another person's name.
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"Households that never previously had handguns now do," Studdert said.
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He was armed with two handguns and a hunting knife.
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Two other men also charged the stage firing semiautomatic handguns.
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One state, Hawaii, only restricts the magazine size of handguns.
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Texas has given residents the right to carry handguns openly.
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Nearly 85033,500 automatic weapons and 2,900 handguns were turned in.
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He handed over a plastic shopping bag with four handguns.
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It's not clear how many guns were rifles or handguns.
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Eight handguns were taken, six of which have been recovered.
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Handguns police recovered were not registered to him, Johnston said.
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Both Michigan and South Carolina prohibit concealed handguns in church.
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Handguns are difficult to obtain legally in the nation's capital.
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We usually fire handguns or pistols at a range nearby.
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Handguns and other restricted firearms require passing an additional course.
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All three had handguns tucked into their waistbands, he said.
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Of these, 1303 percent (3,609 victims) were killed with handguns.
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And most firearm violence is done with handguns, not rifles.
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Handguns can only be bought in the chain's Alaska locations.
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Questions like: In an ideal world, would anyone own handguns?
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The decision overturned the District of Columbia's ban on handguns.
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He was allegedly carrying a bag containing two loaded handguns.
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Handguns can't be purchased outside the buyer's state of residence.
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They later find two more handguns, according to scanner traffic.
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Handguns come in two main forms: revolvers and semiautomatic pistols.
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The larger problem, quite simply, is the superabundance of handguns.
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The court overturned the District of Columbia ban on handguns.
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They recovered two other weapons, both handguns, from his vehicle.
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The law barred gun dealers from posting handgun ads or images of handguns outside of their stores, claiming the images could encourage people with "impulsive personality traits" to buy more handguns, the news service reported.
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In the United Kingdom, private citizens aren't allowed to own handguns.
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Walls, guards with guns, and metal detectors ... not teachers with handguns.
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Authorities also recovered 32 rifles and three handguns in their truck.
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He states that they replaced all existent handguns with their own .
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Texas had banned public packing of handguns after the Civil War.
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Handguns are inaccurate in general, and at long distances in particular.
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Civilian possession of handguns is also banned, except for research purposes.
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Australia banned semiautomatic and automatic rifles and shotguns, but not handguns.
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He allegedly arrived armed with two handguns and a hunting knife.
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Students at public colleges in Texas can now carry concealed handguns.
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Handguns are largely invisible, with their invisibility increasingly protected by law.
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In other words, D.C. had a total ban on all handguns.
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I have nine handguns, two shotguns, four 45s, one 90mm, one .
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When police searched Harbour's car, they found three 9mm handguns, a .
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And overall, 72 percent of these firearm-owning families have handguns.
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Kroger, through its Fred Meyer subsidiary, sells handguns in four states.
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They just don't want handguns carried around at their public pools.
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She voted to require handguns to come with child safety locks.
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One answer is to have more civilians carry permitted concealed handguns.
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Mr. Wahhaj was heavily armed, with two rifles and three handguns.
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Military police officers patrol the perimeter at night, armed with handguns.
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One gave handguns to all of its employees as Christmas gifts.
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But you can only buy shotguns and air rifles, not handguns.
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And of firearm homicides, about two-thirds are committed using handguns.
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Myth No. 85033: "Arms" includes handguns, rifles — and semi-automatic weapons.
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Reforms include completely eliminating the sale of handguns and handgun ammunition.
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Police found an assault rifle and three handguns in the car.
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Police officers, armed only with handguns, kill one of the terrorists.
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It extends age and purchase limits that currently only apply to handguns.
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A dozen states now even have "constitutional" or "permitless" carry for handguns.
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Jones said Bowers was armed with an assault rifle and three handguns.
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Glock innovated with its early use of polymers to make lighter handguns.
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Licensed handguns weren't previously banned from public campuses — just prohibited inside buildings.
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Police said the suspect stole several handguns and planned to get ammunition.
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His state allows for the concealed carrying of handguns by licensed owners.
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After slashing the officers, the man seized their handguns and shot both.
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The law is currently 18 for long rifles, and 21 for handguns.
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Camera-equipped handguns can cost between $500 and $700, Fox 40 reports.
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One might be: Boston, women, fifteen to nineteen years old, and handguns.
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Police found multiple handguns and rifles, but the suspects fled the scene.
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Clearly, Waffle House's strict ban on concealed handguns didn't work on Sunday.
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Swords, axes, power tools and other weapons, mostly handguns and assault rifles.
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The police recovered six rifles, 47 handguns and 178 rounds of ammunition.
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Yet due to a legislative oversight, Hamilton's handguns were still owned legally.
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According to Johnston, handguns recovered by police were not registered to Neal.
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Two students armed with handguns, ages 18 and 16, have been charged.
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When Mr. Peters became commissioner in 2014, the agency owned no handguns.
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It included several handguns and a few assault weapons, Mr. Potamianos recalled.
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In another 16 percent, handguns were used in conjunction with other weapons.
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Investigators recovered a rifle and three handguns from the scene, Jones said.
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Now they're standard, and handguns, like pistols and revolvers, feature rifling too.
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In Arizona, customers with holstered handguns were a daily sight at work.
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Records show A-Hady had purchased two Smith & Wesson handguns in 2007.
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Heller, in which the Supreme Court ruled a ban on handguns was unconstitutional.
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Officials said they recovered a semiautomatic rifle and two handguns from the shooter.
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In addition to selling drugs, DiNardo also allegedly dealt handguns to area residents.
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However, it plans to keep using the Smith & Wesson name for its handguns.
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There is a national registry of handguns and other restricted and prohibited guns.
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The federal government could act to reduce the supply of handguns in America.
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Bullets from these can travel three times as fast as those from handguns.
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How do the injuries differ for the handguns versus the high-velocity weapons?
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The guns: Four, including two AR-15 semi-automatic rifles and two handguns.
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This may represent less than 10% of handguns sold per year in California.
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In Texas, where concealed handguns will be allowed in university classrooms beginning Aug.
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The firearms included multiple handguns as well as AR- and AK-style rifles.
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But while sales of handguns rose, the Bushmaster AR-15-style rifles languished.
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Later, the police said they had recovered two handguns from the jail cell.
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Police advanced toward the protesters, holding up handguns and batons as a warning.
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Sales of semiautomatic handguns, which are not as regulated as rifles, have skyrocketed.
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There were four men, two of them felons, and two nine-millimeter handguns.
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Authorities began investigating and learned he had four handguns and a rifle registered.
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These, along with handguns, are the weapons of choice for today's mass killers.
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"Most handguns are semiautomatic — something not everyone appreciates," Judge Kavanaugh said on Wednesday.
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Two men -- Chris Long and Henry Dean -- were arrested for possession of handguns.
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This resulted in an unprecedented sales boost for polymer-framed handguns, he said.
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Several church members then also draw handguns and carefully approached the fallen shooter.
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"As I would invite buddies over, they would always have handguns," he said.
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Several handguns of different calibers were used in the shootings, according to Griffis.
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Just this week, Walmart halted ammo sales for handguns and assault-style weapons.
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Go deeper: Walmart to halt sale of ammunition for handguns, assault-style weapons
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"The proliferation of off-the-shelf handguns is really our problem," Pollack says.
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In Texas, for instance, a business must post three separate signs, written in English and Spanish, in order to prohibit all firearms: one that forbids concealed handguns, one that forbids open carry of handguns, and one that forbids long guns.
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Officers searched the vehicle and found rifles and handguns, some of which were loaded.
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McDonough said police found two semi-automatic handguns on the floor of the car.
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The largest U.S. gunmaker shipped a record 113 million weapons last year, mostly handguns.
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The spread of sculptural goods includes handguns, frozen chickens, diamonds, cruise ships, and buoys.
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Cummins is believed to be "armed and dangerous" and carrying two handguns, DeVine says.
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It's unclear whether they were the same handguns as the ones in the photo.
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The original Heller decision struck down a law in Washington, DC, that banned handguns.
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Sturm, Ruger & Co., which sells the Ruger rifles and handguns, was down 1.5 percent.
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There, they discovered the massive arsenal of weapons, which included rifles, shotguns and handguns.
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The shooter had a long-range semiautomatic rifle, and the police only had handguns.
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The day we met, he was carrying two SIG Sauer handguns at the waist.
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It also says gun owners with permits can bring concealed handguns into capitol buildings.
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Just maybe don't store your fingerprints and don't keep your handguns (??) and passport inside.
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More than 300 handguns, knives, clubs and other weapons were recovered by the police.
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I shot rifles at summer camp, and handguns with my dad and Uncle Danny.
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Until the 1990s, many who owned rifles and shotguns for hunting thought handguns disreputable.
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Federal law restricts the sale of handguns to people over the age of 21.
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Within a decade, he told the crowd, Tasers will outperform handguns at close range.
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The downloadable plans range from rudimentary handguns to rifles similar to an AR-15.
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Police said officers recovered a semi-automatic rifle and two handguns at the scene.
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Black people aren't killed with AR-15s—we're killed with handguns by the police.
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Meanwhile, handguns remain the weapons responsible for the supermajority of gun deaths in America.
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Investigators recovered two loaded 9-millimeter Glock handguns in the room with the bodies.
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At his house in Mesquite, seven rifles, seven shotguns and five handguns were collected.
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After last week's mass shooting, the country needs to consider tougher rules on handguns.
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Walmart stopped selling assault-style rifles in 2015 and sells handguns only in Alaska.
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The bill also prohibits concealed handguns from being brought into public day care centers.
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Are we going to ban the multiple handguns that were used in other assaults?
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Democrats have also been behind nationwide efforts to ban the production of inexpensive handguns.
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The police arrested a suspect, identified as U Kyi Lin, and seized two handguns.
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Marquez also bought smokeless powder for the pipe bombs, and Farook bought two handguns.
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Texas is another open carry state whose citizens can carry rifles and handguns openly.
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Doug McMillon, Walmart's chief executive, said it would stop selling ammunition for military-style assault rifles and handguns, phase out the sale of handguns entirely and request that customers not openly carry weapons in its stores, even in states where it's legal.
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Woodruff says "nothing good results from 14 year olds carrying handguns to a birthday party."
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Neal used a semi-automatic rifle and two handguns, which were later recovered, Johnston said.
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The teen carried a rifle, two handguns and two grenades, a police source told Reuters .
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" Last month, he also shared an image of three handguns, calling them "my glock family.
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In 993, handguns were involved in 7,032 murders and rifles were used in 403 murders.
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The gunman was armed with an assault rifle and at least three handguns, officials said.
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The shooter was armed with an assault rifle and at least three handguns, officials said.
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He was armed with three handguns and an AR-15 assault rifle, according to Brady.
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Texas legalized openly carrying handguns, while New York and Connecticut have banned high-capacity magazines.
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The driver then stepped down from the truck, brandishing what appeared to be two handguns.
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He was armed with three handguns and an AR-15 assault rifle, according to Brady.
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Police recovered a semi-automatic, military-style rifle, a shotgun, five handguns and tactical gear.
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One of Katz's handguns had an after-market laser sight attached to it, Williams added.
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The weapons police allegedly seized included handguns and rifles, among them an assault-style MP5.
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Eight handguns were stolen from the pawnshop, six of which have been recovered, Debadie said.
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There is no meaningful or persuasive constitutional distinction between semi-automatic handguns and semiautomatic rifles.
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Authorities believe Cummins is armed with two handguns and that Thomas is in extreme danger.
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Other surveys of police show similar overwhelming support for allowing Americans to carry concealed handguns.
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She also discovered that the loan money, two handguns, clothes and toiletry items were missing.
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California law generally forbids the carrying of handguns, either open or concealed, in public spaces.
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The guns: Four, including two rifles and two handguns, all of which were purchased illegally.
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Four rental cars were used in the killing and two handguns and silencers were seized.
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The LTC encompasses all firearms, including handguns, while the FID only covers rifles and shotguns.
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Some states require locked storage of guns or trigger locks to be sold with handguns.
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News media outlets reported he was armed with a semi-automatic rifle and several handguns.
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Handguns may be more dangerous for young children because they're easier to grasp than rifles.
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The FBI also believes that Christy has stolen several handguns, according to the NBC affiliate.
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It is also illegal for minors in most cases to possess handguns in the state.
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Colt noted that the company will continue to focus on civilian handguns and military rifles.
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We have no laws that restrict the purchasing of ammunition for the majority of handguns.
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Their point was to protest a law that lets concealed handguns be carried on campus.
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The company also announced that it would stop selling ammunition for handguns and certain rifles.
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The large majority, actually 90% of gun deaths in America, are the result of handguns.
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More than 1 million men and women in Texas have active licenses to carry handguns.
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Walmart in the 1990s stopped selling handguns in the U.S. with the exception of Alaska.
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By the end of 1997, Parliament had outlawed the private ownership of nearly all handguns.
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He spent $45,000 in federal forfeiture money to acquire a small arsenal of Glock handguns.
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Walmart does not sell assault style rifles, nor does it sell handguns outside of Alaska.
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The Liberal government in Ottawa is right to pursue bans on handguns and assault weapons.
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Two small, five-shot, 22-caliber handguns were recovered from the dead men, he said.
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An earlier version of this article imprecisely described ammunition used in handguns and assault rifles.
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The FAA has warned against equipping your drone with weapons such as flamethrowers and handguns.
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A separate law that allows the open carry of handguns doesn't apply to college campuses.
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Walmart stopped selling assault firearms and accessories in 2015 and only sells handguns in Alaska.
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New Life Baptist Academy's 20 teachers also have at least five loaded handguns among them.
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Democrats like Ted Kennedy pushed to ban small, cheap handguns like the one Hinckley used.
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Many Yemenis sling rifles over their shoulders or tuck handguns into their trousers before going out.
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Brazilian prosecutors charged the two former Taurus executives in May with shipping 8,000 handguns to Mana'a.
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The first would eliminate licensing and training requirements governing who is authorized to carry concealed handguns.
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People under the age of 21 are not allowed to possess or buy handguns in Colorado.
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They found three handguns, less than an ounce of marijuana and more than $107,000 in cash.
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There, officials said they found five handguns, two shotguns, and a "plethora of ammunition" and electronics.
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Maryland's firearm prohibitions for domestic violence-related misdemeanors chiefly apply to handguns, not rifles or shotguns.
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Then again, I don't live in a country where I'm surrounded by people who carry handguns.
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Republicans flee Trump: drip, drip, drip She declined to support Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns.
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Currently, states set their own rules about who is eligible to carry concealed handguns in public.
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There are a number of crude drawings of weapons, from long rifles to handguns and knives.
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A rifle and two handguns were recovered from inside the home and were seized as evidence.
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Back in 2008, the law at issue concerned a total ban on handguns in the home.
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His wife reported that two handguns and some clothes and toiletries were missing from their home.
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For many shooters, that translates into holding handguns with poor grips that invite wild firing patterns.
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Currently, only 10 states have mandatory waiting periods for purchasing firearms, including handguns and assault weapons.
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Walmart said in its statement that the company does not sell "modern sporting rifles" or handguns.
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A search of Allen's Yukon turned up magazines for AR-15s, AK-47s, and Glock handguns.
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Police recovered "at least two" handguns from the vehicle, according to Gainesville police spokesman Ben Tobias.
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The police found two more handguns on Smith, as well as an AR-15 and a .
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But the Conservative government went one step further and banned all handguns, with the exception of .
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Two other states — Maryland and Pennsylvania — require a background check for handguns but not long guns.
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With few exceptions, handguns are illegal, and guns for hunting and sport are difficult to obtain.
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The vast majority of firearms in the US are semi-automatic, and include rifles and handguns.
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The majority of the officers who died, 383, were killed by guns, most of them handguns.
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The majority of the officers who died, 38, were killed by guns, most of them handguns.
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"No, he passed background checks registering for handguns and other weapons on multiple occasions," Feinstein replied.
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And FBI data shows that handguns are used in the large majority of murders involving guns.
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It will no longer sell handguns in Alaska, the last place the company still sold them.
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It will also stop all handgun sales in Alaska, completing its exit from the handguns category.
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Walmart will no longer sell ammunition for military-grade weapons and handguns, the corporation announced Tuesday.
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Walmart decided to stop selling ammunition that can be used in military-style weapons and handguns.
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Highly trained staff members at local schools there have access to handguns locked in biometric safes.
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Baxter began to envision a wall of guns—not handguns or shotguns—but hand-stitched replications.
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Two handguns found with the suspect were purchased legally in 2016 and 2018, the authorities said.
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The assailant was armed with two handguns and his motive is not known, the spokesman said.
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The police said he was carrying two assault rifles, three handguns and 1,000 rounds of ammunition.
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But I would be happy if handguns did not exist, even for the police and military.
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I struggle to think of recent instances where lawfully owned handguns were used for street crime.
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Handguns are notoriously hard to use with great accuracy, even by those trained to do so.
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It's the 21st state to officially allow carrying of handguns in some fashion at the Capitol.
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Under current federal law, individuals must be 21 years old to buy handguns from licensed dealers.
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Toronto City Council is seeking federal authority to ban the sale of handguns and their ammunition.
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Since the ATF's 2016 warning, he'd bought 95 handguns and 11 rifles from 57 different sellers.
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A rifle and three handguns were found on the scene of the attack, the FBI said.
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Other taxi drivers detained the gunman until the police arrived and arrested him, seizing two handguns.
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Background checks for handguns, a figure that's considered a proxy for consumer demand, also fell 213%.
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A ban on cheap handguns that was promoted in 1994 doesn't even enter the discussion now.
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Closed-circuit video from that day showed at least two of the men were holding handguns.
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The far greater threat comes from disaffected homegrown terrorists with ready access to handguns and rifles.
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But after that interview, a relative told investigators that A-Hady's handguns were inside a safe.
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They also recovered six rifles, three handguns, and a shotgun during the search of the pawnshop.
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Buyers of handguns must already be at least 21 and submit to a three-day wait.
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In a smaller competition several years ago to replace handguns used by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, Sig Sauer failed to advance to the final phase of evaluation after the agency said Smith & Wesson and Glock handguns performed better during a live-fire testing.
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Fueled by alienation and rage, we had easy access to an assortment of handguns and hunting rifles.
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This and similar handguns can now be built with Defense Distributed's Ghost Gunner computer-controlled milling machine.
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Federal law currently prohibits the sale of handguns from a licensed retailer to people under age 21.
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Saturday, according to prosecutors, who have said he was armed with three handguns and an assault rifle.
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Officials say the boy was armed with two handguns when he opened fire inside Seaman&aposs classroom.
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He retreated into the home and emerged through the front door with two handguns and body armor.
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In the past week at least five kids have found and fired handguns, some with deadly consequences.
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Around 1999, some kids broke into our store in Rochester, N.Y., and stole a bunch of handguns.
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If I had to define "The Irishman," I would say that it's basically "Wild Strawberries" with handguns.
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He owns registered handguns, and a trip to the shooting range is a normal Sunday morning activity.
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The killer used a wide variety of weapons: handguns, knives, a machete, and even a tire iron.
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Examples of DIY modifications include graffiti sprays, grabbing claws, firework launchers, flame-throwers, tasers, handguns and chainsaws.
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A student in his class asked to be excused and returned to the classroom with two handguns.
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He owns four lawfully registered handguns and seeks to carry them outside the home for self-defense.
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For one, semi-automatic weapons describe the vast majority of guns, from handguns to shotguns to rifles.
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Moreover, semiautomatic handguns are used in connection with violent crimes far more than semi-automatic rifles are.
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Every place that has banned either all guns or all handguns has seen an increase in murders.
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According to a warrant we obtained, both of the men had handguns and pointed them at James.
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Bannan was arrested at the scene carrying a bag containing two loaded handguns and an extra magazine.
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They went inside, and he had three guns—a machine gun and two handguns by the door.
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They allegedly found three handguns, less than an ounce of marijuana and more than $107,000 in cash.
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You are saying they had handguns and you believe this was a long gun to be sure.
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Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Utah, Wisconsin and Oregon also allow students to carry concealed handguns on campus.
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Unfortunately, D.C. made possession of an unregistered firearm a crime and flat prohibited registration of any handguns.
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Professors can't go to restaurants, movie theaters, or grocery stores without being around legally carried concealed handguns.
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An age at which kids are typically more into playing with glitter-art kits than imported handguns.
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Police found rifles, handguns, and ammunition in the compound, along with books on combat readiness and gunsmithing.
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Assault weapons are also wholly banned in Chicago — although handguns aren't, due to recent Supreme Court decisions.
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The officers, armed with semi-automatic assault rifles and handguns, surrounded the man and shooed him away.
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Chicago, all states have had statutes granting law-abiding citizens the right to carry concealed handguns (CCW).
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Herman allegedly stabbed two female police officers from behind before taking their handguns and fatally shooting them.
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The massacre in Dunblane, Scotland, prompted widespread outrage and a surge in public support to ban handguns.
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Waffle House restaurants have even asked on-duty, uniformed National Guard members with holstered handguns to leave.
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Heller, in 2008, which overturned a near-ban on handguns in Washington, D.C., and in McDonald v.
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Except instead of a few paltry handguns, people are packing assault rifles and sack-loads of grenades.
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She did it in April with a sketch parodying the ease at which Americans can buy handguns.
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It will also stop all handgun sales in Alaska, marking its complete exit from the handguns category.
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McKinney admitted that he fired two handguns into a classroom until both firearms were empty, police said.
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Among them were queries about handguns and the death penalty — and the regulation of Amazon and Facebook.
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Handguns cannot be mailed in any state, and have to be shipped via a private contract carrier.
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Assault weapons and handguns, bullets and people using them — including rogue police officers — really do kill. —Rev.
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Many of those attending carried handguns jammed in their waistbands or in holsters wrapped around their legs.
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The retailer said it would no longer sell handguns in Alaska, its last state with such sales.
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But most gun violence involves handguns, not the "long guns" that were the focus of those changes.
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Walmart also plans to stop selling handguns in Alaska, the only state where it still does so.
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Industry officials point out that silencer-equipped handguns are difficult to conceal, reducing their appeal for criminals.
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But specifically where it relates to long guns, because it's 393 for handguns, 239 for long guns.
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From two imposing steel vaults in the back bedroom, they confiscated around 45 firearms, including five handguns.
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Tupac got them high and pulled out a "green army bag" filled with handguns and machine guns.
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As for dangerous, they pointed out, most murders in America are committed with handguns, not assault weapons.
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Four rental cars were used in the killing and two handguns and silencers were seized, the ministry said.
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Officials believe Cummins is armed with two handguns and is driving a silver Nissan Rogue with Tennessee plates.
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Authorities discovered multiple handguns, a rifle and air rifles along with bomb-making materials, according to the station.
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Saturday, according to prosecutors, who have said Bowers was allegedly armed with three handguns and an assault rifle.
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Investigators say they routinely kept handguns and rifles in the same closet where children&aposs toys were kept.
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Two other handguns and an empty gun case for the Walther CPP were also found inside a backpack.
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In the Porsche, police found two loaded handguns, which Saintmelus "declared" and a third weapon in the trunk.
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Editorial This is a big day for Texans yearning to flaunt their handguns in belt and shoulder holsters.
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They were both allegedly armed with handguns but did not exchange gunfire with the officers who detained them.
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Among his patients are people shot by handguns and those wounded by firearms that do even greater damage.
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Heller, which struck down Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns, which the court said violated the Second Amendment.
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The video identifies the children, dressed in camouflage and holding handguns, as British, Egyptian, Kurdish, Tunisian and Uzbek.
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Republican presidential candidates should look at the natural experiment that occurred when Missouri eased restrictions on buying handguns.
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Authorities believe the gunman used a semi-automatic rifle and two handguns, which were later recovered, Johnston said.
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As governor, Mr. Abbott enthusiastically enacted the state's new law allowing the flaunting of holstered handguns in public.
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Cummins is believed to be "armed and dangerous" and carrying two handguns, according to TBI spokesman Josh DeVine.
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Handguns or tribal head tatts -- like he got for "Horrible Bosses" -- neither's gonna look good at Thanksgiving dinner.
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Inside the home, officers said, they recovered five shotguns, four handguns, and five rifles, including two AR-15s.
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It was more appealing than all the books featuring handguns and night-vision-inspired targets on their covers.
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Both bills allow people in states with constitutional carry to take their concealed handguns into states requiring permits.
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There has never been a shooting in any school that allows teacher and staff to carry concealed handguns.
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That captured some handguns, on top of the rifles that people might typically think of as assault weapons.
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A professor who had sued to stop the law resigned herself to teaching with handguns in the classroom.
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Most of the sales were for handguns, which can be strapped to an ankle or shoulder under clothing.
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Roughly 30 states allow the open carrying of handguns and rifles and shotguns in public without a permit.
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It said it would stop all handgun sales in Alaska, marking its complete exit from the handguns category.
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HB 121 — Relating to a defense to prosecution for the offense of trespass by certain persons carrying handguns.
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Authorities said the suspect excused himself from the classroom Friday and when he returned he had two handguns.
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But gun-related crimes have been on the rise, spiking last year despite Canada's tight controls on handguns.
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In one Facebook post, two teenage boys posed in a photo with handguns on each of their laps.
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"[I was] at a friend's house who has a collection of handguns hanging on his wall," Baxter says.
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Congress recently passed a bill so that mentally ill people are entitled to purchase handguns and semiautomatic rifles.
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The national statistical agency reports that 62 percent of firearm-related homicides in Canada are committed with handguns.
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Why, he suggested, since we have a century's supply of handguns, don't we restrict the sale of bullets?
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They hunted and shot air rifles at camp on Kentucky Lake, and their fathers kept handguns for protection.
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But when she turned around, she stood face to face with the assailant, who was carrying two handguns.
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The judge said they could also place ads for handguns elsewhere such as on a billboard blocks away.
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But we know nothing about the at least six other parishioners who also appeared to draw their handguns.
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He took the two handguns used in the shooting from his parents, according to a law enforcement source.
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There's been fear-mongering every time a state has passed laws letting law-abiding citizens carry concealed handguns.
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The weapons include not only handguns but also assault rifles, uzis and grenade launchers, according to the report.
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The tableau in front of Mr. Trump included an AK-221 assault rifle and multiple 9-millimeter handguns.
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The bust produced two handguns and ammunition, 55 knives, six bulletproof vests, and materials for making nail bombs.
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They "armed themselves with handguns" and refused to allow Fatihah to use the range, according to court documents.
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"There were a couple employees who said they already had handguns so they got a rifle instead," he said.
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Major gun control laws were enacted shortly afterwards, including a ban on all except certain sporting handguns and antiques.
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In Kansas, Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Mississippi, Oregon and Wisconsin, students are already authorized to carry concealed handguns to school.
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Officials Monday say the searchers found 432 rifles and handguns, then returned later and found 91 more hidden weapons.
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Semi-automatic rifles, a few shotguns, and a cornucopia of handguns are all easily found alongside their complementary ammunition.
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You can get rid of handguns and semiautomatic weapons, and people will stop dying on the same massive scale.
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"The four men were shot in the head," Khan told Reuters, adding that handguns were used in the attack.
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He had two loaded handguns, additional ammunition and a hunting knife at the time of the shooting, police said.
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Sandrock was also wearing a mask at the time, and he told the police that he owned three handguns.
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In the past week, at least five children across the country have found and fired handguns -- with deadly consequences.
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Loyd was arrested days later in an abandoned home dressed in body armor and carrying two handguns, police said.
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She grabs handguns, pistols, a silencer, and a bunch of other gun things that I don't know anything about.
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"Open carrying of handguns is still prohibited at these locations," according to the Texas Department of Public Safety's website.
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The handguns were allegedly shipped by Taurus to Djibouti and redirected to Yemen by Mana'a, according to court documents.
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They show people often in full military fatigues, with handguns strapped to their sides, wearing gloves and black masks.
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The country bans handguns — only allowing shotguns and air rifles — and has strict gun control measures, per the BBC.
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"A large quantity of high-end handguns and rifles were stolen and the suspect fled the scene," authorities said.
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In these cases, the minimum age for handguns is typically 18, but there's no minimum age for long guns.
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One student was killed and eight injured when two classmates opened fire with handguns at the school on Tuesday.
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Three handguns, less than an ounce of marijuana and more than $107,000 in U.S. currency were found, authorities said.
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He showed up to her concert Friday night with 2 handguns, 2 loaded magazines and a large hunting knife.
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Hadley, the public safety chief, said authorities seized 15 weapons from Dalton's home -- 11 long guns and four handguns.
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Inforce, a maker of flashlights, including some that can be mounted onto rifles and handguns, is an unusual case.
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His piece on the black market for handguns was the first of many features he wrote for the magazine.
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A North Carolina police department is testing out new cameras mounted on handguns that would record officer-involved shootings.
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"Assault weapons and high-capacity concealed carry handguns are the bread and butter of today's gun industry," he said.
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The research identified similar distortions in people's beliefs about the scientific consensus on the consequences of allowing concealed handguns.
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These high-velocity, high-capacity weapons are particularly deadly, even more so than other semiautomatic firearms such as handguns.
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California, Florida and Illinois also generally ban the open carry of handguns, as do New York and South Carolina.
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In white American households, handguns went from 49% of the total guns owned in 1976 to 72% in 53.
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The assailants, apparently dressed as women, targeted the parliament buildings and the tomb with assault rifles, handguns and bombs.
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According to the report, some 86 percent of handguns recovered by law enforcement agencies were from out of state.
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A Republican lawmaker in Missouri wants to require adults in his state to purchase handguns and AR-15 rifles.
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Uptake was slow, and even in 1980 only 32 percent of handguns produced in the US were semi-automatic.
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Among the weapons retrieved from the fourth floor apartment were five Kalashnikov rifles, a submachine gun, and seven handguns.
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Laraway would later tell federal agents Perkins was only interested in buying handguns and that he always paid cash.
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Officers discovered four handguns and a rifle were registered in his name and began a search for the suspect.
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"There are more handguns in the United States than there are what you call 'assault rifles,'" the worker said.
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Inside the apartment walls, agents found $822,000 in cash, false identity papers and a score of handguns and rifles.
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Walmart banned the sale of assault rifles in 2015, and sells handguns only in Alaska, according to the statement.
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Police haven't officially said where or how the suspects got the two handguns they allegedly used in the shooting.
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After our conversation, he brought me over to his desk and showed me his assault rifle and two handguns.
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After the shootings in Toronto last month, Mayor John Tory began a campaign to ban handguns in the city.
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It said some of Mr. Moore's Somali captors brandished AK-47 assault rifles, rocket-propelled grenade launchers and handguns.
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Banning handguns in countries like Britain and Australia has led to significant drops in firearm-related injuries and death.
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Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley said police officers' handguns are no match for a weapon like the one Betts used.
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The truth is that 68 percent of mass public shootings during the Obama administration were perpetrated just with handguns.
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Handguns and rifles appear to have been involved in the shooting, Lawhead said, but no weapons have been recovered.
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As part of that announcement, Walmart said it would no longer sell ammunition for military style rifles and handguns.
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More than 100 American companies were present, with elaborate displays showing everything from handguns to armored vehicles to drones.
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For example, we already have a national ban on gun dealers selling handguns to anyone under 21 years old.
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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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District of Columbia, a case challenging DC's strict gun laws, passed in 1975, that prevented residents from owning handguns.
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Dressed in body armor and carrying two handguns, Loyd tried to flee out a back door and then the front.
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Heller opinion, reaffirmed a personal right to bear handguns for legal purposes such as defending yourself inside your own home.
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At least two handguns were used in the attack that the teens were not legally allowed to purchase or possess.
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The Saudi interior ministry said that four militants, armed with assault rifles, handguns and hand grenades, assaulted the border post.
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The law allows concealed handgun license holders aged 21 and older to bring handguns into classrooms and other university facilities.
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Among the recently rejected requests were products such as handguns, ammunition and parts needed in weapons production, the report said.
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To this end, they've developed a machine learning program that can reliably detect handguns based on visual recognition and classification.
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In the footage, people in full military fatigues had handguns strapped to their sides and wore gloves and black masks.
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They show people often in full military fatigues, with handguns strapped to their sides, wearing gloves and black face masks.
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For now, those mills produce only a few different gun frames for firearms, including the AR-15 and 1911 handguns.
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Cummins' wife also said the money from the loan, two handguns, clothes and toiletry items were missing after he left.
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When private ownership of handguns became legal in our hometown of Chicago, my daughters were 3 and 6 years old.
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Police say they found 3 handguns in the car, a small amount of weed and a large amount of cash.
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"At first, they look at you funny," said Faw, 55, who has hunted groundhogs with varmint rifles, bows and handguns.
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When cops searched Richie's truck, they found multiple guns -- including 3 rifles, 2 handguns and a silencer for a handgun.
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Weber's bill reflects a new law in his state that requires public universities to allow legally concealed handguns on campus.
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Indiana, Mississippi, West Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama and Virginia export 210, 230, 46, 34, 33, and 32 handguns per 100,000 residents.
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I was once thrown to the ground from the kick of a rifle, so at 9 I stuck to handguns.
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After a year, and an official inquiry into Dunblane, the Conservative government passed a sweeping piece of legislation restricting handguns.
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Handguns were effectively banned in Britain after a school massacre in 1996, and most police officers do not carry firearms.
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His wife said she repeatedly threw his handguns into the Chattahoochee River, fearing that he would harm himself or others.
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HB 1791 — Relating to the carrying of handguns by license holders on property owned or leased by a governmental entity.
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In 1981, Arizona was among 19 states that prohibited gun owners from carrying concealed handguns outside their homes, researchers say.
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The state's campus-carry law, which allowed licensed Texans to carry concealed handguns on college campuses, took effect on Aug.
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After a gunman killed 16 children and their teacher in Scotland in 1996, the UK banned most types of handguns.
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Police and the gunman — who was armed with an assault rifle and at least three handguns — engaged in two confrontations.
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After that shooting, rifles and other long guns had to be registered like handguns and a majority of semiautomatic weapons.
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Semiautomatic rifles and handguns, for example, require special licenses; a person can only buy one semiautomatic weapon at a time.
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The agents collected at least nine firearms from the home as evidence, including a 12-gauge shotgun and various handguns.
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Patrol officers canvassed the area around the video set and found 11 bullet casings and cartridges from two handguns: a .
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O'Rourke has also proposed a mandatory buyback for assault weapons already in circulation and a voluntary buyback for handguns. Sen.
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A student at an Indiana middle school barged into a class on Friday morning wielding two handguns and firing shots.
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Walmart stopped selling handguns in every other state in the 1990s, but continued to sell handgun ammunition across the country.
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There must be some way, they maintain, to convince people that vaccines are good for kids, and handguns are dangerous.
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Rick Scott (R) on Friday signed into law a measure that would allow some school employees to carry concealed handguns.
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A "no handguns" pin went on my jacket and my first check was mailed to an anti-gun advocacy group.
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That alloy enables the car to be "literally bulletproof" against at least smaller firearms, including 9-millimeter handguns, Musk said.
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DC had, until 2008, a fairly comprehensive ban on all handguns, which the Supreme Court struck down in DC v.
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"Dozens and dozens of handguns he's responsible for removing from the street," Police Chief Michael Kelly said, according to NJ.com.
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It would set a minimum age of 2.53 for anyone who wants to purchase handguns, semi-automatic rifles and shotguns.
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"This will update Washington state law so the requirements to purchase semi-automatic assault rifle will match handguns," Ellingboe said.
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The suspects, including a 12-year-old boy, were arrested after breaking into a pawn shop and stealing eight handguns.
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City councils in Toronto and Montreal have asked the federal government, which regulates firearms, to ban all handguns and assault rifles.
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Although the proposed ban would probably apply just to handguns and assault rifles, farmers fear it would lead to more restrictions.
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In body cam videos released last week, Hendrex is seen directing the group, with their handguns drawn, on the 31st floor.
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The smaller "Twentieth Century Room" is furnished with a suburban lawn table and an arsenal's worth of handguns and rifles. Offenbach?
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Prosecutors say that shipment of 11,000 handguns would have gone through to Yemen if police had not broken up the scheme.
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The two men allegedly took out handguns and both started firing at the bride — who is five months pregnant with twins.
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John Evans, who helped lead the investigation of Kate Steinle&aposs 2015 shooting death, said handguns don&apost fire by themselves.
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The minimum age for handguns nationally is 21, but a person as young as 18 can buy a rifle in Florida.
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"Far, far more young people ages 18 to 20 commit violent crimes with handguns than they do assault rifles," Webster said.
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Schools in 21 states allow teachers and staff to carry permitted concealed handguns, and there haven&apost been any noticeable problems .
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But Wahhaj and Morten initially refused to follow commands and Wahhaj was armed with a rifle and four handguns, Hogrefe said.
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Buttigieg does not support O'Rourke's proposal to force people to sell some of their assault weapons and handguns to the government.
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People were told that the data was either about skin cream or about whether banning concealed handguns affected levels of violence.
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Buttigieg does not support O'Rourke's proposal to force people to sell some of their assault weapons and handguns to the government.
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A day later, a modest gun-control proposal that had languished passed Congress, raising the age to buy handguns to 21.
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Law enforcement officials recovered the suspect's rifle from the scene of the crime as well as two handguns from his car.
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South Dakota in January began allowing residents to carry concealed handguns with no permit, while other states are considering arming teachers.
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Highly visible patrols armed with handguns as well as semi-automatic rifles and tasers will be stationed around the capital's landmarks.
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The authorities found several handguns and other weapons, plus about 500 rounds of ammunition, in Major Langford's vehicle, Captain Kivett said.
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By contrast, California and New York, which have much tougher gun laws, export approximately 103 and 2 handguns per 100,000 residents.
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Ulery monitored Wince's account and noted that he posted several handguns, an AR-15 rifle and an AK-47 for sale.
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"Handguns, however, represent a much more dangerous discovery because they are small enough for a curious child to handle," Parikh said.
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The same year, the state legislature passed a law permitting firearm owners with a concealed-carry license to openly carry handguns.
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The selection of guns was limited compared with nearby gun stores, which offered dozens of different kinds of firearms, including handguns.
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Gun violence is also relatively rare in Britain; handguns were effectively prohibited after a 1996 massacre at a school in Scotland.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller ordered state troopers, armed with rifles and handguns, to storm the prison and quash a four-day rebellion.
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A person could buy at least two handguns in that amount of time with a three-day waiting period for each.
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Immediately suspecting her boyfriend, she checked the bedroom where he kept three rifles, three shotguns and four handguns, mostly bought online.
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New York People convicted of domestic abuse in New York will now have to turn over all firearms, not just handguns.
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After questioning, Curry admitted to having two handguns on him, a Beretta 9mm and Glock 10mm, both hidden under his shirt.
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"Black-ish" has recently done episodes on handguns and the Black Lives Matter protests, subjects "The Carmichael Show" tackled last summer.
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Two of the men with Simpson in Las Vegas carried handguns, although Simpson still insists he never knew anyone was armed.
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As Hutchinson stood near a desk in one of the dealership's glass walled offices, the two bounty hunters approached, handguns drawn.
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Two high school students armed with handguns opened fire on their classmates at a Denver-area STEM school on Tuesday afternoon.
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One officer shot a Taser at him and two others fired their handguns, striking the man multiple times, Mr. Gomez said.
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Armed with a semi-automatic rifle and three handguns, he killed 11 people and wounded six more, including four police officers.
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Around 26,500 of these licenses are issued to security guards, or to individuals who have handguns in their businesses or homes.
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Hasson had stockpiled 15 AR-15s, long rifles, and handguns and allegedly compiled a list of people he wanted to kill.
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The fact that all of these people are not named Hunting Jones or Literally Handguns Green is itself a little miracle.
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Closed-circuit video showed that at least two of the men were holding handguns as the employees lay on the floor.
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But seven states don't: Connecticut, Hawaii (for handguns), Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina and Rhode Island, according to Mr. Vernick.
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Most want AR-15s banned and the age for buying rifles in Florida raised to 21, as it is for handguns.
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And in yet another home owned by Paddock in Reno, authorities found five handguns, two shotguns, and a plethora of ammunition.
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The retailer also said it was phasing out the sale of ammunition for military-style rifles and handguns in its stores.
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An investigator said Wednesday that the AR-15 rifle and three Glock handguns Bowers used in the attack were purchased legally.
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The fright and danger are real, as abusers double back on their disaffected partners, using handguns in the majority of homicides.
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Seconds after the 4 officers surrounded him ... they suddenly jumped back and 2 of them fired their handguns dozens of times.
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That alloy enables the car to be "literally bulletproof" against at least smaller firearms, including 244-mil glimeter handguns, Musk said.
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When I worked as a park ranger in Montana and Alaska, I had to become proficient with rifles, shotguns and handguns.
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And while licensed students will be allowed to bring their handguns to class, they won't be able to do so openly.
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He had brought four semi-automatic rifles, five handguns, two additional rifles, a shotgun, and more than 500 rounds of ammunition.
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Walmart's recent decision to pull handguns and certain types of ammunition from its shelves was a brave and socially conscious act.
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The regulation restricted transport of handguns by licensed owners to shooting ranges within city limits but allowed hunting during designated seasons.
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We also do not sell handguns, except in Alaska where we feel we should continue to offer them to our customers.
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Cover image: Handguns are displayed at the Smith & Wesson booth at the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show in Las Vegas.
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On top of all that, it's also clearly true that if we massively reduced the number of concealable handguns circulating in America we would have less murder (and possibly more non-fatal stabbing), though the trade-off here between public safety and individual liberty is one where the country seems to have sided decisively with the "more handguns" option.
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Even more shocking is that small firearms, which range from handguns to light machine guns, are almost entirely responsible for the bloodshed.
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Unseen to him, the stocky, square-jawed Bowers stalked the building, armed with an AR-15 assault-style rifle and three handguns.
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That's in large part because the great majority of gun deaths — more than 70 percent of homicides — involve handguns, not assault rifles.
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Herman was killed in a shootout with police on Tuesday after stabbing two female police officers, stealing their handguns and shooting them.
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READ: Court records on alleged escapes Inside the car, cops found bottled alcohol, 24 cell phones and two loaded handguns, documents show.
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The minimum age for handguns nationally is 21, but a person as young as 18 previously could buy a rifle in Florida.
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Police: Suspect took out $4,500 loan Police said they believe Cummins has two handguns and is driving a silver 2015 Nissan Rogue.
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He brought four "SKS" rifles with him inside the building and left two handguns, a shotgun and a rifle inside his truck.
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Samson was armed with two handguns and wore a ski mask during the shooting, Aaron said, and initially, no one recognized him.
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Yet, he guarantees Second Amendment rights for handguns and assault weapons that serve no purpose other than to kill people, including schoolchildren.
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In May 2013, Nevada passed a law that made it easier for people to acquire a concealed carry permit for their handguns.
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Video appears to show suspect in NYC attack Eyewitness records video of suspect running through traffic, brandishing what appear to be handguns.
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After searching him and his home, the source says officers allegedly found more than 1,000 heroin packets and two handguns on Williams.
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In the wake of the Danforth shooting, the Toronto city council called on the federal government to ban handguns within city limits.
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The lion's share of these came from Europe, which accounted for three-quarters of the 3.7m imported handguns in 2016, for example.
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Bill Bradley, D-New Jersey, she was "all for" his proposed 25% tax on handguns and $2,500 licensing fees for gun dealers.
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A gunman killed 11 people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, last October, with an AR-15 style rifle and three handguns.
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In the footage, people wearing full military fatigues can be seen with handguns strapped to their sides, wearing gloves and black masks.
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Her attacker was sentenced to 24 years to life in prison, and I know that attack, Kimberly, changed your view of handguns.
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The driver of the Porsche copped to having 2 loaded handguns and a third was found in the trunk ... aaaand more marijuana.
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A Porsche traveling with Kodak's team was also popped for 2 loaded handguns and a third in the trunk ... plus more weed.
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Police near Cincinnati say two gunmen in hoodies opened fire with handguns, killing a woman and wounded eight others, including three children.
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Assaults typically involved handguns and shotguns, compared to hunting rifles and military rifles which caused higher shares of accidental injuries or deaths.
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Those Capitol Police who were on-scene, carrying only their service-issue handguns, advanced toward a man firing a semi-automatic rifle.
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Bill also kept a cabinet stocked with three handguns, three sawed-off rifles, three hunting rifles and a thousand rounds of ammo.
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The South Dakota legislature has passed a bill allowing residents to carry concealed handguns without a permit, sending the measure to Gov.
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Under current federal law, gun stores are prohibited from selling handguns to anyone under 21, and long guns to anyone under 85003.
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The group traces its roots back to the National Council to Control Handguns in 1974, the first prominent gun violence prevention group.
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The most recent and notable is the 2007 Virginia Tech massacre, when the shooter killed 33 people with two semi-automatic handguns.
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But almost no one is killed by a gun in the country, which bans possessing, carrying, selling, or buying handguns or rifles.
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As soon as we were out, crewmen took away our helmets, headphones and handguns, and directed the passengers off the flight deck.
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We paid cash — $50 for handguns and rifles and up to $200 for semiautomatic weapons — and had a "no questions asked" policy.
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And two shotguns and five handguns were found at the gunman's Reno home, which is still listed on the market for $374,900.
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The company's shipments of handguns fell by 7% in the quarter, and shipments of long guns such as rifles were down 8%.
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It only sells handguns in Alaska and last year it stopped selling any gun to a person younger than 21 years old.
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Video taken during the skirmish shows many of the guards were armed with handguns, though the make of the weapons is unclear.
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Walmart (WMT) announced it will stop selling handguns and certain kinds of ammunition that can also be used in assault-style weapons.
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Some French news outlets, quoting anonymous police officials, reported that the car contained gas canisters, several handguns and a Kalashnikov assault rifle.
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But those fears have never materialized, and now every state in the country has a law allowing people to carry concealed handguns.
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What the Supreme Court specifically found in Heller was that handguns can be kept and used in the home for self-defense.
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Since then, the city allowed licensed owners to take handguns to other locations, including second homes or shooting ranges outside city limits.
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The law restricts dealer sales of other guns, including handguns like pistols, and related ammunition to people who are 21 and older.
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After a deadly shooting at an El Paso Walmart killed 22 people, Walmart stores stopped selling ammunition for handguns and assault rifles.
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Or at D&C Pizza, you could give the owner one of your handguns and get an extra-large pie for free.
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"EMC has concluded that concealed handguns on school premises pose a heightened liability risk," the company wrote in a letter in 2013.
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Erickson took the two handguns used in the shooting from his parents, said a law enforcement source with direct knowledge of the investigation.
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It's quite possible that no Florida gun law would have stopped Katz, who was armed with two handguns, he'd purchased legally in Maryland.
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"I can copy anything," Orakzai says, ticking off a list that includes Turkish Zigana pistols, American Beretta handguns, and Chinese 30-caliber weapons.
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Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said the BB gun looks "almost identical" to the 9 mm Glock semi-automatic handguns carried by city police.
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The driver then got out of the truck "brandishing two handguns" and was shot in the abdomen by a police officer, O'Neill said.
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Pumpkin, 18, told officers two handguns were stolen from her vehicle: two different Ruger P-series pistol, valued at $300 and $400, respectively.
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As of midnight Wednesday, Defense Distributed planned to allow anyone to download computer-aided design files of handguns as well as semiautomatic rifles.
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Police said they found several rifles, handguns and ammunition at Pinkham's home, as well as a loaded Walther 9mm pistol in his car.
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Today, the few states that similarly regulate much more common handguns point to similar effects, even when undermined by their gun-lax neighbors.
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Upon executing search warrants on the car and Martin's residence, cops found an AK-47, multiple handguns, and roughly 300 rounds of ammunition.
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Under the law, handguns will be allowed in classrooms, dorms, and other campus buildings, although the specifics will vary from school to school.
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In the footage, people wearing full military fatigues can be seen with handguns strapped to their sides, wearing gloves and black face masks.
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It was not known if Katz left the venue and returned with the handguns or if he was already carrying them with him.
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He said more than a dozen young men, armed with handguns, rushed past his house on their way to the protests Sunday night.
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They were armed with at least 2 handguns, which they could not have purchased on their own due to their ages, he said.
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French police arrested a man carrying two handguns at the Disneyland Paris amusement park outside Paris on Thursday, an Interior Ministry official said.
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Denney said there are many details that authorities don't know at this point, including whether the suspects, who used handguns, targeted their victims.
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Traditional handguns and sporting rifles make up most of his inventory here, though he does carry a small line of tactical assault rifles.
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But minors in Iowa could get the government's okay to use handguns under a proposal that's working its way through the state's legislature.
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A search of a storage locker Wright had rented turned up bomb-making materials and a safe full of semiautomatic rifles and handguns.
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About 80 shots will be fired from a variety of weapons, including rifles and several caliber handguns, a law-enforcement source told CNN.
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It also allows for certain trained school employees to carry concealed handguns on school campuses and creates new mental health programs for schools.
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While the NRA started to push concealed-carry culture, struggling gun companies soon realized the enormous consumer appeal of handguns for personal defense.
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While some of the deals produced semi-automatic rifles and high-powered handguns, he also bought guns that were rusty or missing parts.
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In 2012, the National Rifle Association implored the U.S. Supreme Court to fix this inconsistency—by allowing people under 21 to buy handguns.
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Morales' supporters took to the streets shortly after, sometimes armed with homemade bazookas, handguns and grenades, barricading roads and skirmishing with security forces.
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Researchers at Harvard Business School analyzed waiting period laws for handguns in 43 states and the District of Columbia from 19983 to 2014.
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A student asked for permission to leave the classroom and "he returned armed with two handguns," Jowitt said at an afternoon news conference.
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While handguns were once uniformly banned in religious establishments, these places must now provide oral or written guidance banning firearms from their property.
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Lawmakers also allowed students and faculty members at Texas' public and private universities to carry concealed handguns into classrooms and other campus buildings.
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The list also features modern AR- and AK-style pistols, which can be concealed like handguns but have the firepower of rifles, and .
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Finally, they can buy only shotguns and air rifles — no handguns — and must retake the class and the initial exam every three years.
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Laws were changed, handguns were banned and the level of gun violence in Britain is now one of the lowest in the world.
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The popularity of assault rifles and small handguns highlight how Americans have increasingly turned to guns for self-defense and less for hunting.
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A new study confirms a trend reported following events like the Orlando nightclub shooting last year — after mass shootings, Americans buy more handguns.
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In 1997, after intense public pressure, the Major government chose to ignore its pro-gun Tory backbenchers and banned high calibre handguns completely.
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Walmart also announced it would cease the sales of ammunition commonly used in assault-style weapons as well as that used in handguns.
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The shooting this past week has prompted some politicians — including Toronto's mayor, John Tory — to reflect on whether handguns ought to be banned.
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Nine years later, another tragedy struck as 43-year-old Thomas Hamilton burst into a school in Dunblane, Scotland, with legally owned handguns.
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Officers found a lit marijuana cigarette in the truck's center console and discovered three loaded handguns and a semiautomatic rifle, the police said.
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She would prevent people with severe mental illness from acquiring guns and establish a waiting period for sales of handguns and assault rifles.
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Seals was part of a statewide anti-violence unit, and Kelly credited him with removing "dozens and dozens" of handguns from the street.
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At the Los Angeles buyback, for instance, those surrendering assault weapons received $200 gift cards, twice the amount for revolvers and other handguns.
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There are thousands of ingenious, gleaming rifles and handguns in displays about America's gun-rich history of colonialism, immigration, expansionism and vigilante justice.
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City of New York, could be a major ruling on how far cities and states can go to restrict handguns in their jurisdictions.
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The measure also allows certain trained school employees to carry concealed handguns on school campuses and creates new mental health programs for schools.
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Weapons have also been seized, including a cache that was found in a forest north of Paris last month, containing about 145 handguns.
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Some high-velocity BB guns have the same muzzle velocities as handguns, increasing the likelihood that a shot can be fatal, he said.
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Open carry of handguns in public places is legal in 46 states, 31 of those without any kind of license or permit required.
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Some time in the last month, David Katz legally purchased two handguns from a licensed firearms dealer in his home state of Maryland.
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Authorities previously said two handguns were retrieved from the car, and an empty gun clip was found in Rose&aposs pocket, according to Zappala.
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The shooters looked like drifting shadows as they charged through pools of yellow streetlights toward the Wallace house, brandishing 9mm handguns as they went.
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Craddock used two handguns in the shooting, one of which was equipped with a suppressor, which witnesses said dampened the sound of the gunfire.
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More concretely, 60 percent of gun deaths are suicides, and the supermajority of gun violence is perpetrated by way of handguns, not assault rifles.
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In the footage, Hendrex leads Varsin and the security guards, each with handguns drawn, out of the elevator and down a 31st floor hallway.
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Jack Lesher, a manager of Chuck's Firearms in Atlanta, said his store only sells Sig Sauer handguns and rifles, which typically cost above $1,000.
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The shop did follow the law, which in Nevada and many other states allows teenagers to buy semiautomatic rifles, though handguns are off-limits.
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Tabik only had about 3,903 images of handguns, which is all but nothing when it comes to doing visual recognition tasks with machine learning.
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But the laws are changing... As of August 1, handguns will be allowed on university campuses in Texas for people with concealed carry permits.
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In contrast, Connecticut tightened regulations on buying handguns, and gun homicides there fell by 40 percent, according to the American Journal of Public Health.
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The gun charge arose after a search of Meister's residence turned up a semi-automatic rifle, two handguns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition.
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Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther previously said the BB gun looks "almost identical" to the 9-millimeter Glock semi-automatic handguns carried by city police.
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Nonetheless, manufacturers, in presentations to analysts and investors, have acknowledged the central role that assault rifles and concealed handguns play in their financial health.
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In 2015, a study found that Connecticut's 1995 law imposing restrictions on handguns cut firearm homicide rates by 40 percent over the following decade.
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In 2013 alone, the year Taurus reportedly sold the 8,000 handguns to Mr. Mana'a, the company benefited from $10 million in loans from BNDES.
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In Texas, only people older than 21 can carry concealed handguns, and university leaders estimate only a few hundred will do so in Austin.
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A separate study by Boston University researchers also found that state laws greatly expanding legal gun carrying were linked to increased homicides with handguns.
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Last week, Walmart announced it would limit ammunition sales, stop selling handguns, and ask customers to refrain from openly carrying firearms in its stores.
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According to Pew, 72% of all gun owners have handguns, and 62% of those who own just one gun have a handgun, including revolvers.
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Handguns are mostly outlawed and hunting shotguns and rifles are strictly controlled, leaving less than 10 percent of the populace as legal gun owners.
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The weapons include 509 handguns, 273 rifles, 245 shotguns and a rocket launcher, for which the city paid $500, according to The Baltimore Sun.
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Erickson took the two handguns used in the shooting from his parents, according to a law enforcement source with direct knowledge of the investigation.
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Police have said only that the shooter preferred semi-automatic handguns, capable of firing as many as 15 or 16 rounds at a time.
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But Mother Jones's database of mass shootings shows there are plenty of shootings where the shooter just had an array of semi-automatic handguns.
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James Holmes and Adam Lanza used high-powered rifles, but Nidal Hasan, Jiverly Wong and Dylann Roof were all extremely deadly just with handguns.
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It also said it will discontinue handgun sales in Alaska — which is the only state in the country where the company still sells handguns.
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Bill Bradley (D-NJ) asked her about his plan for a 20083 percent tax on handguns and a $2,500 licensing fee for gun dealers.
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And two shotguns and five handguns, with a combined value of just over $2000,2374, were collected from his Reno house, the inventory report showed.
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Handguns, semiautomatic and automatic weapons must be registered with the federal government, but lawmakers eliminated a national registry of rifles and shotguns in 2012.
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Katz had two handguns and extra ammunition but appeared to have fired only one gun, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said at a news conference.
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While gun control advocates consider Florida a permissive, pro-gun state, Texas is even more permissive, allowing gun owners to openly carry their handguns.
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Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston said Wednesday that Neal had two homemade semi-automatic weapons and two handguns registered in someone else's name.
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Then came a young woman in Tactica Defense Fashion's Concealed Carry Leggings, which have spaces for handguns against the abdomen and in the back.
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This dose of statistical reality suggests that moving numbers on gun violence is primarily about handguns, inner cities, and curbing hard drugs and gangs.
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In most states, the minimum age for purchasing the AR-15 is 18, while some states set the minimum age for handguns at 21.
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The new law also creates new mental health programs for schools, and allows some trained school personnel to carry concealed handguns on school campuses.
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I don't know what — I know that there are for example handguns that has 17 and so we'll have to get into that debate.
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The authorities have also seized weapons, including a cache that was found in a forest north of Paris last fall, containing about 145 handguns.
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Last year, legislation Kasich signed went into effect that expanded where people can carry concealed handguns to include willing colleges and day-care facilities.
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Before his book tour he posted photos on Twitter of three different handguns on his book cover, asking which he should bring with him.
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This wouldn't exactly supersede the specific laws within individual states — for example, California currently restricts its residents from carrying concealed handguns in San Francisco.
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Earlier this week, Walmart ended sales of ammunition for handguns and short-barrel rifle ammunition that can be used with military-style assault weapons.
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Hopkins claimed that all of the guns were owned by his wife and told investigators that she also owned two handguns and a shotgun.
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Police said he suffered from mental health issues but still managed to obtain an AR-15-style rifle, multiple handguns and 1,300 rounds of ammunition.
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Authorities said two handguns were retrieved from the car, and District Attorney Stephen Zappala said an empty gun clip was found in Rose&aposs pocket.
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If we went further than Australia and also banned handguns, that might cause problems; the Supreme Court struck down Washington, DC's handgun ban in 2008.
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Related Link: Christina Grimmie Remembered Kevin Loibl, the man who killed Grimmie, gained entry to the venue with two handguns, bullets and a hunting knife.
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U.S. firearms and ammunition sales typically surge after a mass shooting because of fears there will be new laws curbing ownership of handguns and rifles.
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The Texas law still bans handguns in courthouses, schools, sports arenas and businesses that get more than half their profits from on-site alcohol consumption.
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At the meeting Mr Trump suggested that America might begin arming some of its 3m teachers with handguns in an effort to protect their students.
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The poll also found that more than a quarter of Americans support a ban on handguns and almost half support a ban on assault rifles.
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He was just a 35-year-old guy in America's Heartland, illegally exporting semi-automatic rifles, handguns and ammunition to Ireland, Scotland, Australia and England.
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And thanks to a bill that was passed in the Texas Legislature in 2015, handgun permit holders can now carry their handguns openly , Sparks said.
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Cressy acknowledged that banning handguns isn&apost the only thing Toronto should do to combat gun violence, which is on the rise in the city.
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But this number is relatively small compared with the 90 or so deaths by handguns that occur, on average, in the United States every day.
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And, since handguns were completely banned, the storage law only applied to rifles and shotguns which are rarely involved in accidental or even intentional shootings.
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Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said last year the BB gun looked "almost identical" to the 9 mm Glock semi-automatic handguns carried by city police.
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In 1959, when Gallup asked if the law should ban handguns except for the police and other authorized persons, 60 percent of Americans said yes.
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The schools would not pay for the rifles, however, the news outlet reported Lt. Jason Stugelmeyer said the department's six school resource officers carry handguns.
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Police said the attack was "planned" and involved three shooters, two with handguns and one with a long gun that seemed to be a shotgun.
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Among those proposals, Walsh says, was a fake Israeli defense program that supposedly trained children as young as preschoolers to wield handguns and disarm terrorists.
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During a search near Rouen, police took away two handguns and two rifles, the source said, though police added that the weapons were legally held.
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From the perspective of preventing gun violence, small, concealable handguns are much more lethal than long-barreled pistols used for target shooting at a range.
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The AP reported that Bowers was armed with a rifle and three handguns when he walked into Sabbath services at the synagogue and opened fire.
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Handguns were by far the most common firearm used in mass shootings, and were used three times the rate of shotguns, rifles, or assault rifles.
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For example, between 2012 and 2016 more than 85033 times as many Americans were killed with handguns than were killed with all kinds of rifles.
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Handguns in households are a proven risk factor in suicides, and researchers fear increases in handgun sales exacerbate that problem and lead to more homicides.
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Craving another powerful slice of America I'd consumed last night, I shot handguns like a pathetic idiot while my stronger, larger cohort hammered through a .
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Though assault-style weapons have gained notoriety for their use in high-profile mass shootings, most gun deaths and injuries are actually caused by handguns.
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Even a perfect assault weapons ban wouldn't do anything about most gun violence, because most gun violence involves handguns that aren't forbidden under such laws.
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The details: The gun ban would only prohibit the sale of handguns within Toronto city limits, meaning purchases could potentially be made in nearby cities.
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Asa Hutchinson, flanked by Arkansas House legislators and a gun lobbyist, signed House Bill 1294 on Wednesday, expanding the locations where concealed handguns are allowed.
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Walmart said it was "halving" its ammo stock, requesting that shoppers refrain from openly carrying firearms within stores, and stopping sales of handguns in Alaska.
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In 2003, Washington was sued in response to a local law, then one of the strictest in the nation, that prohibited residents from owning handguns.
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Asking gun shops to stop selling certain types of handguns or long guns "gets into civil liberties" and is "a ways off," Ms. Finucane said.
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" The report concluded, "For black victims of homicide, like all victims of homicide, guns — usually handguns — are far and away the number-one murder tool.
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On Tuesday, Walmart announced that it will cease the sales of ammunition commonly used in assault-style weapons as well as that used in handguns.
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The police confiscated $2000,24.6 in cash in his car and $22007,20073 in small bills in his apartment, along with handguns and a sawed-off shotgun.
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Whether that ban did much to curb gun violence is still a matter of debate—most American firearm deaths are connected to handguns, not rifles.
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He was quite clear that at that time the vast majority of handguns used in crimes were manufactured in the United States and imported illegally.
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Most of the protesters were outside the grounds of the State Capitol, and most appeared to be carrying weapons: handguns, shotguns, carbines and semiautomatic rifles.
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Another plaintiff, Tracy Rifle and Pistol, received a citation after an inspector in 2014 found large vinyl decals depicting three handguns on the store's windows.
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The women in those shootings were usually armed with handguns and opened fire inside colleges, businesses, their current or former workplaces, according to the list.
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But the new legislation from Massie, a libertarian and staunch defender of the Second Amendment, would allow people as young as 18 to purchase handguns.
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It's believed the pilot reporting the handguns may have been the tip that led to the search of the private jet in the first place.
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They were killed in El Oued, and Kalashnikov rifles, handguns and ammunition were recovered from two off-road vehicles, the ministry said in a statement.
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The bullets from assault weapons irreparably tear through the body in ways handguns and hunting rifles do not, and we must regulate access to them.
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The GSS and Pew polls each found that a little over 70% of gun owners had handguns, while a lower percentage owned rifles or shotguns.
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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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Police also displayed handguns, ammunition and components for making improvised explosive devices and an Islamic State black flag, which were confiscated from Lassoued and Salipada.
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Ms. Brown shot him to death as he slept, taking his money and two of his handguns with her when she fled in his truck.
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After executing search warrants, police said they discovered 23 firearms — including long rifles and handguns — and three homemade explosive devices, linked to the four suspects.
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Greg Abbott and the Republican legislative majority will make Texas one of a handful of states that guarantee the right to carry concealed handguns on campus.
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Cummins may be driving a 2015 Nissan Rouge with Tennessee license plate 976 ZPT and is believed to be armed with two handguns, the TBI said.
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The lawsuit claims that the venue's lax security measures allowed Loibl to bring in two 9mm Glock handguns, two full magazines, and a large hunting knife.
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In this light, it makes perfect sense that the fastest growing demographic for the purchase of concealed handguns in the state of Texas is black women.
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According to state records obtained by BuzzFeed News, the department had evidence that River View staff members stored handguns and AR-15–style rifles on campus.
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Kevin Loibl, Grimmie's 27-year-old shooter, entered the concert hall with two 9mm Glock handguns, two full magazines and a large hunting knife, Billboard reports.
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For one, handguns are generally banned, with exceptions only for police officers, members of the armed forces, and people with special permission from the home secretary.
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During a search of Dalton's home, investigators reportedly discovered a cache of weapons in his basement, including bullets, gunpowder, 11 long guns, two handguns and knives.
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The new measure is intended to spur research and development by relaxing the older law by allowing the sale of traditional handguns alongside the smart guns.
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During the investigation Coats was charged with Illegal possession of a stolen firearm after detectives recovered two handguns that he allegedly bought illegally on the street.
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Jeff Flake, who is gathering bipartisan support — point to laws prohibiting those under 21 from buying handguns to explain the "common sense nature" of the bill.
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The court could also take up a case that asks whether the Second Amendment allows citizens to carry concealed handguns outside the home for self defense.
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Almost all the police "buy bust" operations end with similar reports, and the morning papers' crime scene photos often feature handguns next to sprawled, bloodied bodies.
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The Iowa bill allows for children under the age of 14 to use handguns while under the supervision of an adult who is 21 or older.
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Gun enthusiasts have been legally manufacturing their own pistols, handguns, rifles, and other firearms for centuries — there's not even a requirement that they register their firearm.
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Eric Paddock said he knew his brother owned a few handguns and maybe one long rifle, but said he did not know of any automatic weapons.
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John Mina, the chief of the Orlando Police Department, said Mr. Loibl had traveled to Orlando with two handguns, several loaded magazines and a hunting knife.
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This much we do know: A student asked for permission to leave the classroom and "returned armed with two handguns," Noblesville police Chief Kevin Jowitt said.
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The lawsuit cites "no guns" signs etched in glass at City Hall and oral warnings from city officials that handguns are not allowed on the premises.
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The Violence Policy Center just assumes that all of these suicides were committed with guns, and specifically with their own permitted concealed handguns outside their homes.
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Currently, 15 of the 45 states that allow openly carried handguns give cities power to restrict those laws, according to a Reuters review of state statutes.
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So, you can be sitting there with a Democratic president that decides to ban all handguns or assault weapons and says, 'hey, it's a national emergency.
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In the tiny town of Dunblane, a 215-year old former shopkeeper and scoutmaster brought four handguns to a school gymnasium full of five-year-olds.
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At the ongoing SHOT Show in Las Vegas, firearms manufacturers have a vast array of guns on display — from handguns to AR-15s to AK-47s.
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Smith & Wesson's long-gun sales doubled in its second quarter, which ended in October, although handguns still accounted for about 60 percent of its total sales.
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In May, Abbott also joked about shooting journalists while visiting a firing range to sign a bill that made licenses to carry handguns in Texas cheaper.
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Finally, the sorts of weapons the ban dealt with were much less likely to be used in crimes than handguns, which were unaffected by the law.
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Federal elections aren't likely to be held until next year but a big issue is already shaping up — a possible ban on handguns and assault weapons.
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We're seeing a small spike in background checks for handguns and long guns — but it's the same spike we see every year from January to February.
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When investigators from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department searched the boy's home, they recovered two AR-15 rifles, two handguns and 90 high-capacity magazines.
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On one Spokane jaunt, the agent took a duffel bag filled with handguns and assault-style weapons into a motel room and emerged with $10,500 cash.
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The gunman shot himself in the head with one of two handguns he had taken to the church and was found dead after his car crashed.
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And all handguns would be micro-stamped, a process that makes it easier for police to match bullets and cartridges to the weapons that fired them.
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The city amended the regulation to allow licensed individuals to transport their handguns to additional locations including second homes and shooting ranges outside of city limits.
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They have been edited for length and clarity: I see absolutely no reason for the personal possession of handguns and most certainly not for assault weapons.
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Heller, the 2008 Supreme Court decision that established a constitutional right to own handguns for self-defense in the home, striking down an earlier Washington law.
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The violence has led to a surge in the number of companies selling products designed to help kids protect themselves better against handguns and some shotguns.
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The women in those shootings were usually armed with handguns and opened fire inside colleges, businesses or their current or former workplaces, according to the list.
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"While less popular than handguns, stun guns are widely owned and accepted as a legitimate means of self-defense across the country," Justice Samuel Alito wrote.
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The lawsuit arose after the city denied the men's request to travel with their handguns outside the city to participate in target practice and marksmanship contests.
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New York City Police Commissioner O'Neill called it "insanity" to let people who can legally carry concealed handguns in their home state carry when they travel.
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Police recovered seven weapons -- four handguns, two shotguns and a high-powered rifle -- totaling about $4,100 and 23 types of narcotics totaling about $105,000, Riccio said.
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Any customer who purchases two or more handguns in a week should be automatically flagged and reported to the federal government and to local law enforcement.
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That 28503-to-22019-year-olds defend our country with automatic weapons overseas does not mean that they can be trusted with handguns within our country.
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When federal investigators searched Gregerson's home, they found seven rifles, two handguns, a hatchet, 20 knives including machetes and thousands of ammunition rounds, according to prosecutors.
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Those who saw Adrien Brody's exhibition Hot Dogs, Hamburgs and Handguns at this year's Art Basel Miami might have assumed it was a curiosity or anomaly.
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"You can ban my sports-shooting equipment, but that is not going to take the handguns being used in violent crime off the street," says Ms Rempel.
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Nevertheless, Kendall and Khloé took a trip to a gun range, where they received a few educational guidelines, as well as practiced holding and shooting different handguns.
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It's believed an argument inside the bar hours earlier may have led to the shooting, where two men walked into the bar with handguns and opened fire.
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The shooter, a student who is now in custody, asked if he could be excused from class, then returned with two handguns and opened fire, police said.
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Under the new law, those convicted of domestic abuse will be forced to turn over all firearms in their possession, including rifles, shotguns, handguns, and assault weapons.
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The officer detected the smell of marijuana, and upon searching his vehicle, discovered three handguns, less than an ounce of marijuana, and more than $107,000 in cash.
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Then Mr Kahan gave the group the question in a politicised form, asking how effective banning handguns was in reducing crime (the underlying mathematics was the same).
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After all, I still had to worry about the presence of legal, loaded handguns in my classroom at the University of Texas, Austin, amidst all of this.
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There are a number of crude drawings of weapons, from long rifles to handguns and knives; one drawing has a trench coat figure holding an apparent weapon.
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The student is heavily armed with a rifle and handguns but talked out of the shooting by a classmate who ultimately helps him escape before police arrive.
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It follows from Heller 's protection of semi-automatic handguns that semi-automatic rifles are also constitutionally protected and that D.C.'s ban on them is unconstitutional.
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He called up his across-the-street neighbors and enlisted them in a plan—one that involved some handguns and a strong-ass roll of duct tape.
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Every place in the world that we have crime data for that has banned all guns or all handguns has seen a subsequent increase in murder rates.
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The District of Columbia government first tried to ban handguns outright, but that was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2008 in District of Columbia v.
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Heller, the United States Supreme Court ruled that a de facto Washington ban on handguns in the home for self-defense ran afoul of the Second Amendment.
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Among the 75 items in this personal museum are framed handguns with the Nazi insignia, daggers, war medals, trophies and a large embossed bust of Adolf Hitler.
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The new Campus Carry law will allow people who are licensed to carry concealed handguns to carry their guns onto the campuses ofTexas' four-year state universities.
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Key takeaways: The most ER visits from 2006 to 2014 — 457,492 — were caused by guns classified as "other," but handguns were the single most deadly gun type.
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In his resignation letter, Dorman worries that "campus shootings have become all too frequent," but these attacks haven't been occurring on campuses that allow permitted concealed handguns.
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A person on a watch list could purchase multiple handguns at a gun show, take those guns into Manhattan and carry them, fully loaded, into Times Square.
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On Tuesday morning, three men entered the offices of a Bitcoin exchange—an online marketplace where people buy and sell cryptocurrencies—in Ottawa, Ontario, armed with handguns.
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One was an open carry law -- which he signed at a gun range -- allowing gun owners to openly carry handguns on their person with the appropriate license.
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West Virginia and Idaho have approved laws allowing people to carry concealed handguns without a permit or firearm training — and, in many cases, without a background check.
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In 20043, when Scott was running for reëlection, Hammer was pushing a bill that would allow people without permits to carry concealed handguns during a mandatory evacuation.
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A recent Rasmussen Reports survey shows that 59 percent of parents with school-age children support giving financial incentives to teachers and staff to carry concealed handguns.
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Handguns are strong along with hunting rifles, whereas ARs are slower, likely due to the large amount of purchases made in the run-up to the election.
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Self defense is now the most common reason cited for owning a firearm, leading handguns to become the most popular kind of weapon in the American arsenal.
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He had 21 guns registered in his name and carried out the massacre with an AR-15-style assault rifle and three handguns, the authorities have said.
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Handguns, semiautomatic and automatic weapons have continued to be registered with the federal government, but Mr. Goodale said that most firearms in Canada were rifles and shotguns.
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It will also sell through the remaining inventory of handgun ammunition and discontinue handgun sales in Alaska, the last state where it has continued to sell handguns.
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The largest U.S arms retailer said on Tuesday it would discontinue sales of ammunition for handguns and some assault-style rifles in stores across the United States.
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It was the lowest number of background checks since 2014, even as retailers like Bass Pro Shops offered discounts on handguns and rifles for the shopping event.
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In 2015, the company "ended the sales of modern sporting rifles including the AR-15," according to a statement from Walmart, and only sells handguns in Alaska.
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The militants who survived later surrendered and gave up their firearms, including two sniper rifles, several assault rifles and handguns, as well as a rocket-propelled grenade.
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And an American deal to sell handguns to the Turkish president's security force is in doubt after some of its members assaulted protesters in Washington last month.
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State laws allow for the purchase of rifles, handguns and shotguns without a permit, though a license is required to carry a concealed weapon in the state.
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Only 12 states require expanded background checks at gun shows for handguns as well as rifles and shotguns, according to the Brady Campaign, a gun control group.
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Then, with eyes closed, I was spun around and asked to throw beanbag weights shaped like handguns onto a chalked outline of a body on the ground.
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The gunman used two handguns, purchased legally, that he reloaded with extended ammunition magazines and had a silencer on one of the weapons, according to the police.
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"I do not believe handguns belong on a university campus, so this decision has been the greatest challenge of my presidency to date," Fenves wrote in his statement.
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The alleged shooter, 46-year-old Robert Bowers, stormed Tree of Life synagogue Saturday with a rifle and multiple handguns, leaving 11 victims dead and six others wounded.
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He used semi-automatic handguns with a sound suppressor and extended magazines to carry out his attack before he was killed in an ensuing shootout with the police.
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He said they had acquired handguns, easily available along the border, and were seeking to raise funds to buy further weapons, explosives, bullet-proof vests, food and water.
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A lawyer for the three argued that the law, which only bans the sale of handguns and not so-called "long guns" like rifles or shotguns, is arbitrary.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A man was arrested carrying two handguns and a copy of the Koran at the Disneyland Paris amusement park outside Paris on Thursday, French officials said.
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However, the CEO said the company didn't expect to see the 19 percent NICS decline in handguns as compared to long guns, which declined only about 3 percent.
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Authorities in Virginia Beach say they are still working to determine what motivated DeWayne Craddock to bring two handguns into his municipal office last week and begin shooting.
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Walter was charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon after deputies found six rifles and two handguns in the home, according to the Journal Tribune.
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Cole owned multiple handguns, an AK-47, as well as a concealed-carry firearm permit from Whatcom County, according to the petition for the Extreme Risk Protection Order.
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Here are highlights: - Imposes a three-day waiting period for the purchase of all firearms, not just handguns, or until a background check is completed, whichever is longer.
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" It invalidated Washington's ban on the possession of handguns only because it "makes it impossible for citizens to use arms for the core lawful purpose of self-defense.
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His father, Michael Wilson, who was aware of his son's stockpile of weapons, also provided the FBI with 15 firearms, including handguns and rifles, and tactical body armor.
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A 28-year old man and a woman were arrested Thursday after allegedly trying to check into a Disneyland Paris hotel with handguns and ammunition, multiple outlets report.
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Video shot by bystanders showed Saipov walking through traffic wielding what looked like two handguns, but which police later said were a paintball gun and a pellet gun.
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Hamilton lawfully held the two rifles and four handguns that he used for the massacre, and had lawfully held firearms for almost 218 years prior to this incident.
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But police suspect Sarkar drove from Minnesota to California in a gray Nissan Sentra after her death, armed with two semiautomatic handguns and multiple magazines in a backpack.
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New York City is one of the few places in the country where residents are required to buy a permit for both handguns as well as hunting rifles.
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Black Friday has always been a popular day for deals — not just on electronics, clothes and appliances, but also semi-automatic rifles and handguns from local gun shops.
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These would-be gunsmiths are sharing plans for everything from Glock 17 handguns to AR-15s with a renewed enthusiasm for the lawless dissemination of digital firearms blueprints.
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Now, the City Council is considering a motion urging the federal and provincial government to ban the sale of handguns and handgun ammunition in Canada&aposs largest city.
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In 1985, officers stood at attention in the Capitol to protest the passage of the McClure-Volkmer bill, an NRA-supported law that substantially deregulated sales of handguns.
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Texas shooter Devin Kelley was convicted of domestic violence against his wife and child, and therefore was not legally allowed to own his two rifles and two handguns.
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They now shoot for sport and enjoy firing handguns because the weapons are smaller, but are always mindful that they need to be handled carefully, their father said.
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Martin confirmed that because of the court-martial, the gunman "did not have a license to carry" the rifle and two handguns investigators recovered from the crime scene.
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Studies suggest the original assault weapons ban also had limited to no impact, in large part because the great majority of gun violence is carried out with handguns.
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These "super owners" own an average of 17 guns each, with handguns making up 71 percent of the increase in total guns in circulation between 1994 and 2015.
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It is illegal for minors to possess handguns in the state, except in very limited circumstances, and a permit is required for anyone to carry a concealed handgun.
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A far-right protest scheduled for this Saturday in Oregon is being held at a location that could allow attendees to carry handguns, a local news outlet reported.
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"In one of the depots in Belgrade garrison, 70 semiautomatic handguns, five assault rifles and two crates of ammunition were missing," the Defence Ministry said in a statement.
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As classes resume at the University of Texas at Austin, students and faculty are adjusting to a state law that allows concealed handguns to be carried on campus.
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But the Capitol Police detail appeared to be having a hard time identifying the shooter's location and only had handguns, while the shooter had a high-powered rifle.
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Seemingly lone-wolf assailants, employing the crudest of weapons, such as vehicles, household chemicals, handguns and kitchen knives, are the devastating threat to national security we are facing.
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But the combined statistics — 74 percent of all guns originate out of state and 57 percent of all recovered guns were out-of-state handguns — those were surprising.
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The authors explain that handguns are often purchased for personal protection and are therefore more likely to be stored loaded, unlocked and left in a more accessible place.
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Dos Santos was arrested on Sunday with 302,000 reais ($92,600) in cash, 20 kilos of crack cocaine, two handguns, jewelry, watches and 68 cellphones, a police statement said.
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Examinations by The Times of Facebook groups in Libya dedicated to arms sales showed that sellers sought customers for a much larger assortment of handguns and infantry weapons.
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The shooter—a heavyset man wearing a dark suit and suspenders—was armed with three handguns and had packed ammunition into an attache case he rolled with him.
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The March ruling signaled that the 2008 decision, known as the Heller case, may apply to modern electronic weapons such as Tasers, as well as handguns and rifles.
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The firearms come from a variety of sources: rifles confiscated by the police, shotguns surrendered by owners, handguns used as evidence in closed cases and deactivated service weapons.
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Across the country, firearm shops are reporting a boom in sales, as customers line up to buy ammunition, handguns, shotguns, rifles -- and even the deadliest of assault weapons.
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Canadian law treats handguns and assault rifles differently than hunting rifles and shotguns, which are often part of daily life on farms and for people in Indigenous communities.
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While visiting a friend back home, she noticed his display of handguns above the fireplace, which she interpreted as a mix of tradition and reverence for gun ownership.
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Going further than the governor's plan, lawmakers said they would seek to impose a three-day waiting period on all firearms purchases, which now exists only for handguns.
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He added that the group has a new rule in which members are not allowed to go on patrol with military-style rifles, but can still carry handguns.
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Police found multiple high-capacity magazines, five tactical-style rifles, one shotgun, three handguns, full body armor and tactical backpacks loaded with ammunition staged at his front door.
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But a recent spate of shootings in Toronto has led Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to assign a minister to examine a potential ban on handguns and assault weapons.
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Lawmakers in New York and Maryland tried tackling this complication nearly 20 years ago by mandating that gun manufacturers fire new handguns before selling them in those states.
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Walmart will also sell through the remaining inventory of handgun ammunition, as well as discontinue handgun sales in Alaska — the last state where the company still sells handguns.
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Handguns during a disaster House Bill 1177 prohibits residents from being charged with a crime for carrying a handgun while evacuating from a state or local disaster area.
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It is true that Israelis tend to exhibit more comfort with firearms than, say, civilians in countries like Germany and Japan, where handguns are almost impossible to obtain.
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As a result, several Hispanic residents and survivors sought to protect themselves — buying firearms, target-practicing at shooting ranges and applying for state-issued licenses to carry handguns.
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The evidence for assault weapons bans is particularly weak, in large part because the guns make up a small fraction of gun deaths, especially in comparison to handguns.
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Dave Trott (R-Mich.), proposed a similar amendment, disapproving of a still in the works sale of Sig Sauer-made semi-automatic handguns to Turkey for $85033 million.
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Additionally, we're told the pilot had reported Juice's bodyguards for having handguns -- a no-no if they're not packed properly, or if the bodyguard doesn't have a permit.
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The police say that the gunmen at the church and at the school used handguns, but that the suspect at Waffle House used an AR-15, a rifle.
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The firearms included five handguns and three rifles, and they were able to trace at least five of them to purchases made by Duroseau, according to court documents.
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The case was challenging a New York City gun regulation that barred the transport of handguns outside of the city, even to a second home or firing range.
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They aimed handguns and long guns in every direction as they traveled down the street in formations, knocking on doors and ushering residents and business owners to safety.
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Many of those transactions involved "off-roster" handguns, which under California law could only be sold to law enforcement officers, not members of the general public, Mazza said.
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Washington (CNN)A South Carolina state representative is giving away three handguns to teachers in the aftermath of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, that killed 17 people.
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But arrests can appear dramatic, as agents arrive in large numbers, armed with semiautomatic handguns and wearing dark bulletproof vests with ICE in bright white letters on them.
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They aimed handguns and long guns in every direction as they traveled down the street in formations, knocking on doors and rushing residents and business owners to safety.
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Handguns and semiautomatic weapons are more closely tracked, requiring a permit for each purchase and a separate license — making it harder but not impossible to amass an arsenal.
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Everybody gets together and shouts at each other, and then we all raise our handguns that were donated to us by the NRA and we leave the room.
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Authorities told NBC that a search of the vehicle turned up an array of weapons, including long-range firearms, handguns, bulletproof vests, and a camouflage helmet with night goggles.
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Sebastian Vall, 21, was arrested on Monday at the crossing point of Murriqan with Montenegro after he boarded a bus in neighboring Kosovo, where he had procured the handguns.
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"The majority opinion next contends that semi-automatic handguns are good enough to meet people's needs for self-defense and that they shouldn't need semi-automatic rifles," he wrote.
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Caldwell said while they protect from handguns, shotguns, and knives, they don't protect students from all weapons, like AR-15s, which can fire bullets at a much higher velocity.
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But gun-control advocates say federal background checks can only go so far, and that states must be proactive in keeping handguns away from people who shouldn't have them.
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Under that legislation, states that mandate permits for carrying hidden handguns would be forced to allow visitors from states that no longer require such licenses to carry concealed guns.
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The men, many of them armed with rifles and handguns, have been occupying the federal building for weeks in what they said is a protest against federal land ownership.
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Over the summer and fall of 2014, researchers in Boston, a city with fairly strict gun laws and low gun ownership, analyzed records of 2,200 handguns recovered by police.
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For gun-rights advocates, the new law solves such problems as how to tote bulkier (and deadlier) large-caliber handguns that proved clumsy under the earlier concealed-carry rules.
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Russia has relatively strict gun legislation, with handguns generally prohibited and extensive background checks required, but her group wants to normalize gun ownership for the purpose of self-protection.
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To protect their corridors, 52 percent of medical centers reported that their security personnel carried handguns and 2000 percent said they used Tasers, according to a 240 national survey.
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Only about one in every 10 photos actually features a gun, typically the Smith & Wesson handguns common in police departments; Robbins says she's never tried to promote those posts.
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As we reported, Emily told police she'd sent a family member to the house to remove 2 handguns she feared Fab would use against her when he got home.
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She and critics decried the lack of an assault weapons ban in the bill, though supporters noted that most school shootings in the United States are committed with handguns.
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As cardboard boxes and manilla envelopes from around the world stream through x-ray machines, officers with handguns tucked into their waistbands scan screens for anomalies in the images.
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Someone who really loves guns brought two concealed handguns, an unassembled rifle, and a freezer bag full of live ammunition inside of three checked bags found in Orlando, Florida.
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The statement points out that state law allows licensed permit holders to bring concealed handguns into many performance venues on public university campuses, including UT-Austin's Performing Arts Center.
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At one table are Tamara and Monika, who have taken a concealed carry course together in the past and came here today wanting to get more comfortable with handguns.
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James Shields, 39, was found dead on Monday in his Queens home, where cops discovered "two Glock handguns and 70 rounds of ammunition," the New York Daily News reported.
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South Korea's coast guard said on Tuesday that its officers would be authorized to use firearms, including handguns and onboard cannon, against illegal Chinese fishing vessels if deemed threatening.
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ARES' study covers an 18-month period in Libya, and found that although the majority of trades involved handguns and rifles, more advanced armaments are also up for sale.
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Eric repeatedly asked reporters to find out how Stephen, who he says until recently had only owned a few handguns and one rifle, was able to acquire automatic weapons.
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The law does not allow handguns to be carried into arenas and stadiums during school-sponsored events, and guns are barred in meetings related to disciplinary or tenure matters.
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He also told the news station that Sarkar drove from Minnesota to the Los Angeles area with two handguns, multiple rounds of ammunition and several magazines in a backpack.
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Morales is suspected of stealing six military rifles and 10 handguns from a U.S. Army Reserve Center in Worcester, about 45 miles (70 kms) west of Boston, in 2015.
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The suspect is reportedly a student who asked to be excused from class but later returned with two handguns, Noblesville Police Chief Kevin Jowitt said, according to the IndyStar.
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"You should lead an examination of a full ban on handguns and assault weapons in Canada, while not impeding the lawful use of firearms by Canadians," the letter stated.
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The few students licensed to carry handguns and their many supporters beyond campus counter that self-defense and the right of individuals to bear arms must not be restricted.
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Engel's letter comes following a court settlement between the federal government and an activist who sued for the right to post software online, including designs for 3D printed handguns.
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Abbott showed off a target sheet to a group of reporters and photographers after signing a bill reducing licensing fees for handguns, according to the Texas Tribune's Patrick Svitek.
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Before moving to the US for school, she was featured in a 2014 Russian GQ spread, wielding two handguns and sporting Dolce & Gabbana briefs, a leather trench and stilettos.
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Later, he used two handguns to open fire at several officers who then returned fire and killed him, according to a statement from the Dauphin County district attorney's office.
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Most modern guns are semi-automatic, including most handguns — and that's a big part of what makes them so dangerous, regardless of whether they fall into the assault category.
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Walmart on Tuesday asked shoppers to stop openly carrying guns into its stores and said that it will end the sale of ammunition for handguns and assault-style weapons.
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"Not a single state passed permitless carry legislation last year to allow people to carry hidden, loaded handguns in public without a permit," said Everytown press secretary Adam Sege.
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Recently, however, Mr. Duterte has drawn fierce criticism from civil liberty advocates by proposing that all village officials be armed with handguns and enlisted in his war on drugs.
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During his presidency, he stalled the passing of the federal Brady bill that would have required a five-day waiting period to buy handguns, to allow for background checks.
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Unintentional firearm deaths are relatively rare in the United States, but they often involve handguns and take place in households, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Police had received dozens of death threats against Oswald so Leavelle decided to carry two handguns that day instead of his usual one in case there was a shootout.
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" After he launched his presidential campaign, Trump declared himself a "Second Amendment person," said he carried handguns "sometimes a lot" and called gun and magazine bans "a total failure.
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He would raise the age to legally purchase handguns and semi-automatic weapons to 21 and temporarily ban gun possession by people convicted of assault and other violent crimes.
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The House passed its version of the Cornyn-Murphy bill last year, but attached it to legislation allowing people to use permits for carrying concealed handguns across state lines.
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GUN EXEMPTION IN ARKANSAS Arkansas lawmakers have sent the governor a measure exempting college sporting events from a new state law that greatly expands where concealed handguns are allowed.
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City of New York centers on the constitutionality of a now-defunct ordinance in New York City that restricted residents' ability to carry their handguns out of the city.
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It could mean banning more types of guns — perhaps all semiautomatic weapons or all handguns — and coupling that with an Australian-style mandatory buyback program, which the research supports.
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He suggested it would be difficult to hire enough security guards to properly protect a school, but allowing some teachers to carry concealed handguns could help solve the problem.
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Police said they seized several guns in the incident at La Joyita prison, 16 miles (25 km) east of the capital, including five handguns and three long-barreled firearms.
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About 9 million US adults carried handguns monthly, and about 2119 million did so daily in 231, according to a 21997 study in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Noblesville police Chief Kevin Jowitt said during a press conference on Friday that the suspect had asked permission to leave the classroom and "returned armed with two handguns," CNN reports.
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