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Concealed carry: British style

March 19, 2013 Bill Kesler Congress, Crime/Violence, Guns, International, Police, Public safety, Violence Leave a comment

In this country we debate the right of individuals to own assault style weapons with large clips. We talk about concealed carry permits and

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