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Arkansas Business [Almost] Withdraws List of Concealed Carry Licensees

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 (courtesy arkansasbusiness.com)

Check this “Editor’s Note” from arkansasbusiness.com: “At the request of a number of licensees who were concerned that they might be targeted by criminals, Arkansas Business has voluntarily removed a link to the spreadsheet of concealed-carry licensees generated by the Arkansas State Police on Friday morning before the information was exempted from the state Freedom of Information Act. However, the spreadsheet will still be available by request. If you want a copy, email [email protected].” Gun owners who value their privacy might want to use that address to share their concern that the publication is still putting Natural State licensees in the crosshairs.

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Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. Ah zoning, the place where you have no right to be an individual, you must conform, you must submit. Another Berlin wall that needs to be torn down, Randy

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  2. I’d suggest starting your letter with, “Hi, my name is Matt. I’m a white male, 5’10”, 205#, and my hobbies include model airplanes, burglary, and dealing in stolen property. I’d like to request a copy of that list, please, so I know which of my neighbors to fear and shun watch and track their movements.”

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  3. My email:
    Thank you for publishing and making available this list. It makes my job so much easier. You see, I’m a career criminal, and finding a good score is harder these days what with the recession and all. Times are hard all over, even in the seedy world of crime. TVs are a dime a dozen, but guns of all sorts are hot commodities, wouldn’t you agree? Thanks again! You are a saint!
    XOXO
    /sarcasm in case you missed it.

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  4. I wish my neighbor had a home based business selling ammo. I wouldn’t have to spend as much time waiting before retail stores open on their delivery day to then run to the ammo department hoping to find 22LR which usually is not there.

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  5. Hey Gwen,

    To heck with the list of people who have guns. Can you track down people who might have some 5.56 x 45? Also, a list of anyone with a few bricks of .22 lr would be welcome. If it isn’t too much trouble, could you include a list of gun/ammo owner’s work schedules so as to allow “the boys” to maximize their collections and reduce their risk.

    Thanks,
    Ima Crook

    Sar/

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  6. Interesting site and mostly informative comments. I sent emails out to some of the parts suppliers noted to see if they still had parts for my .32. The Colt has been in the family since my Grandad left the army in WWI. I noted some unusual markings on the frame ( A in a diamond) and it had checkered woods grips , so I contacted Sam Lisker of Coltautos.com to see if he could help. He told me that my Colt was part of a World War I contract between Colt and the Belgian government to supply Belgium with a large number of Colt Model M pistols in .32 caliber. Never knew how Grandad wound up with it since he was stationed in Texas. Perhaps won in a poker game…

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  7. Notice how all these pictures are close-ups with only like five people in each one? Makes you sort of wonder how ‘overwhelming’ that support really was…

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  8. Pierced Organ and Miss Feind-swine, wonder which is closer to growing a pair? Hint; it ain’t Pierced…. Lyanne Feinstein prolly has her hand up his arse moving his mouth as usual. WTF, who in hell keeps voting that miserable bitch back into office?

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