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A Texas woman last week used a firearm to defend herself and her 17-year-old daughter from a shovel-wielding intruder.

You didn’t learn about this in your public high school history class, at least not recently. “Muster Day” was established in the United States after the passage of the Militia Acts of 1792 and remained a yearly tradition until the Civil War.

“I’m not sure what the school wants investigated,” Bone told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. “There’s no threat to the school — the picture is over a year old.”

A new breakdown from HowMuch.net indicates that a state’s pro-gun policies do not always translate to a more robust gun industry. HowMuch.net analyzed job totals and average wages from data collected from the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s Firearms and Ammunition Industry Economic Impact Report from 2017 to get a snapshot of the size of the industry in each state.

A would-be thief in Memphis tried one of the oldest tricks in the book last weekend, but he didn’t count on his target being armed.

Kashuv told Tucker Carlson of Fox News that he believes it was “a clear attempt to intimidate me,” noting, “they used very, very, very harsh intimidation tactics.”

Banning the AR-15, America’s Rifle, as media-promoted child “survivors” are trying to force upon this great nation, is not only a bad idea, it’s illegal — infringement — and as a practical matter, it’s hard.

References to gun rights are redirected to politics. Propaganda is now “Wikiganda.”

“The most surprising thing to me when I was conducting the analysis was how different the rates were across states,” Corinne Riddell, a postdoctoral researcher at McGill University in Canada who was lead author of the study.