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USA Carry

Plenty to cover today. A federal judge just ruled that USPS gun bans are unconstitutional at “ordinary” post offices—a major development in the ongoing fight over carry rights.

In Atlanta, tragedy struck when an Atlanta woman was killed after confronting burglary suspects in her Jeep, while another story out of Kansas shows why leaving the safety of your home can be so dangerous: a Wichita teacher and a teen suspect were both shot during a vehicle burglary confrontation.

On the legal front, the DOJ is taking aim at permit delays in California: DOJ sues LA County Sheriff over alleged CCW “slow-walk” after 3,982 applications yielded just 2 approvals. Meanwhile, New Jersey gun owners just scored a win as seven towns cut $150 concealed carry fees—reducing costs by 75%—with more likely to follow.

And because everyone loves a good taser clip—watch Toronto PD drop a knife-wielding suspect in 2.5 seconds.

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Stay armed and prepared,

Luke McCoy

Judge Rules USPS Gun Bans Unconstitutional At “Ordinary” Post Offices

Atlanta Woman Killed After Confronting Burglary Suspects In Her Jeep

Vehicle Burglary Turns Violent as Wichita Teacher and Teen Suspect Both Shot, Showing Risks of Confronting Suspects

DOJ Sues LA County Sheriff Over Alleged CCW “Slow-Walk,” After 3,982 Applications Yield Just 2 Approvals

Seven NJ Towns Remove $150 Concealed Carry Fee, Cutting Costs by 75%, With More Likely to Come

Flying with Guns [Episode 25]

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