After two men made arrangements to buy a car advertised on the Internet, they went to meet the sellers. But things quickly turned ugly.
At the meeting, the alleged seller, 22-year-old Brandon Johnson, pulled a gun on the buyers and tried to rob them. Instead, one of the victims turned the tables, drawing his own gun and shooting Johnson several times.
Johnson was pronounced dead at the scene, and the car buyers were not taken into custody.
Without taxpayer money, many gun-control groups fear that their ability to influence public opinion and policy will weaken.
Both The New York Times and Politico recently ran articles that didn’t mock, disparage or criticize private gun ownership. What is going on?
The U.S. Supreme Court justices recently heard oral arguments from opposing attorneys in Smith & Wesson v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos.
An associate professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder, recently won an award for his research, which blames law-abiding gun owners for crimes committed against them.
This 12-gauge shotgun is a pleasure to shoot and makes for an effective and efficient home-defense tool.
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