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In banning ‘Glock switches,’ red and blue states find common ground on gun law

Summary by New Hampshire Union Leader

Alabama and Illinois share little in common politically - especially when it comes to guns. But both are among the growing number of states bridging the partisan divide to ban “Glock switches,” a cheap, tiny device that gives a pistol…

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In banning ‘Glock switches,’ red and blue states find common ground on gun law

Republicans and Democrats agree that outlawing the small, cheap and easy-to-install modifications, also called auto-sears, is a wise move.

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The Truth About Guns

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The Truth About “Glock Switch” Laws

As more and more states pass unnecessary legislation to ban so-called “Glock switches,” historically anti-gun media outlets are going out of their way to fawn over the passage of such legislation. The Associated Press is a great example. In the past considered by many as a legitimate news service, the AP has turned a corner ... Read more The post Associated Press Crows About The Success Of Unnecessary ‘Glock Switch’ Legislation appeared first on…

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minorityreporter.net

Common Ground Health Declares Gun Violence a Public Health Crisis in Rochester

In a sweeping new report, Common Ground Health has declared gun violence a public health crisis in Rochester, citing the far-reaching impact of shootings on the mental health, economic stability and housing security of residents.The report, titled “Spotlight: The Community Impact of Gun Violence in Rochester, NY,” frames firearm violence not solely as a criminal justice issue, but as a deep-rooted societal problem exacerbated by poverty, trauma,…

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The Trussville Tribune

Teen arrested in East Lake for possessing Glock switch

From Tribune staff reports BIRMINGHAM, Ala.–A 17-year-old male was arrested earlier this week in East Lake for being in possession of a handgun and a “Glock switch” conversion device, according to Birmingham police. The teen was arrested by Special Enforcement Team officers in the 7700 block of 1st Avenue North after an arrest warrant was served for a separate suspect who was with the juvenile. The teen was arrested and transported to the Jeffer…

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