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Tag Archives: Kentucky rifle
When Guns Really Mattered
I used to think I could live my entire life without needing a gun. I didn’t think I’d ever have the occasion to learn about guns or handle them or shoot them. But my 9-year-old son changed all that. He’s … Continue reading
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