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Nebraska Gun rights advocates expressed fears Wednesday that their rights were in jeopardy because of the election of President Joe Biden and a promised push in Washington to address gun violence.

The National Rifle Association filed a countersuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James, saying she lacks authority to invoke state laws governing nonprofits in her zeal to destroy the gun rights group

Police officers with semi-automatic weapons shouted “get your hands up.” They also responded to reports of fellow officers being shot. All of the activity occurring Tuesday inside vacant homes was strictly for training by members of the Special Weapons and Tactics, or SWAT, Unit from the Michigan City Police Department and the Emergency Response Team at the LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office.

An unholy trinity of fake news, fanaticism and gun fetishism converged on Jan. 6 in a uniquely American threat to American democracy. Police were outnumbered and overwhelmed that day by a violent mob at the U.S. Capitol itself. Law enforcement officials were hesitant to use the lethal force entrusted to them to protect the nation’s legislators, at least partly because they feared provoking a hail of return fire from the crowd.

A Pentagon report on extremism obtained by CNN gives disturbing insight into how White supremacists are active in the military and offers recommendations to better identify domestic extremists and prevent them from serving.

MA – INDUSTRY INSIDER – Smith & Wesson Brands Stock Has 48% More Upside

09/25/2020 | 10:28 0 Posted in Industry Insider, News, Ticker

Smith & Wesson Brands (NASDAQ:SWBI) recently spun off its outdoor recreation business to focus on its firearms business. Because of that, one Wall Street analyst says the gunmaker is perfectly poised to garner significant momentum. Aegis analyst Rommel Dionisio initiated coverage of Smith & Wesson with a buy rating, and set a target price for its stock at $23 per share, some 48% above its close on Wednesday. Dionisio wrote Smith & Wesson should benefit from the increased demand in firearms due to a desire for protection as civil unrest persists in major cities and calls to defund police departments gain traction in certain regions, Thefly.com reports. Moreover, the analyst says the presidential election could be a watershed moment for the firearms industry given that Joe Biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris, have promised to initiate gun control legislation if elected. That could spur the demand for high-profit-margin modern sporting rifles as well as high-capacity handguns. FBI data on criminal background checks of potential gun buyers run through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) shows activity surging to unprecedented levels, with investigations up over 42% year to date. [full article]

Bob Rogers

Bob Rogers is the Editor and Publisher of GunPro Plus, America’s premier daily digital gun news portal. After a successful 20-year career as the Editor for a major magazine in the gun industry, Bob launched GunPro Plus to bring his industry expertise on gun news into the digital realm.

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BREAKING :

Nebraska Gun rights advocates expressed fears Wednesday that their rights were in jeopardy because of the election of President Joe Biden and a promised push in Washington to address gun violence.

The National Rifle Association filed a countersuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James, saying she lacks authority to invoke state laws governing nonprofits in her zeal to destroy the gun rights group

Police officers with semi-automatic weapons shouted “get your hands up.” They also responded to reports of fellow officers being shot. All of the activity occurring Tuesday inside vacant homes was strictly for training by members of the Special Weapons and Tactics, or SWAT, Unit from the Michigan City Police Department and the Emergency Response Team at the LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office.

An unholy trinity of fake news, fanaticism and gun fetishism converged on Jan. 6 in a uniquely American threat to American democracy. Police were outnumbered and overwhelmed that day by a violent mob at the U.S. Capitol itself. Law enforcement officials were hesitant to use the lethal force entrusted to them to protect the nation’s legislators, at least partly because they feared provoking a hail of return fire from the crowd.

A Pentagon report on extremism obtained by CNN gives disturbing insight into how White supremacists are active in the military and offers recommendations to better identify domestic extremists and prevent them from serving.