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One More Day for Can Can Concealment Photo Contest Entries

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Yes, the Can Can Concealment photo contest has been an unqualified success. Over eighty women have sent in snaps of themselves with their guns, hoping to win some of Can Can’s unique, deep concealment gear. Check out all of the entries here. But time is dwindling. You have until midnight tomorrow to get your entry in. Email your pic to [email protected] with ‘Can Can Submission’ in the subject field. And in response to your requests, we’ll be using a random drawing to select the three winners. Make the jump to see a few more women who love their guns . . .

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  1. “When we researched the gun debate in America, we saw that it’s become almost impossible to have a thoughtful discussion about gun safety,”

    That’s because responsible firearms owners have codified the Four Rules as the bedrock of gun safety. Which implies that if you want a more thoughtful discussion than “Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.” you’re probably already biasing the discussion toward gun-locks, mandatory gun safes, verification of said safety measures, “smart” guns, etc… In otherwords, the topics most pro-gun advocates have already deemed all-too readily abused by certain factions.

    I appreciate the catchy ‘don’t be a dumbass’ slogan as it tries to inject a common sense meme interpretation of the already existing rules, as we’ve already seen, common sense… isn’t.

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  2. Too bad for the employees of Remington but, that’s what happens when people like Coumo get elected. What his father couldn’t do to destroy the state, his son is getting done now. What a shame as the country side of central N.Y. is one of the most beautiful places I’ve seen, next to the mtns. of northern Idaho and Montana but the politics of this state has it going in circles like the toilet when I flush it. Somebody has to make up for the funding of the schools, fire Depts.and general public works and its a simple math to get this done, residents still there will have a bigger slice of pie. I left the state I was born in, September of 2013 as that was all I could stand for those reasons and other personal reasons. The fuel prices are $.50 to $.75 per gallon higher in N.Y.. Electric rates are thru the roof and the infrastructure is seriously failing. All these businesses that provide these services are being sold to out of state investors and all they care about is more money for the services. I was paying more to get my electric delivered than what the electric actually cost. That’s just insane, an almost free way to get rob the people of more money and that’s just one of the many ways the people left in NYS are getting rifled of their wallets. I moved to Florida and all my monthly bills for these services and products were cut in half instantly. That’s crazy, how much can these rich politicians put on the public. They’re falling like fly’s as they’re getting caught in their dishonesty all the time (Sen, Bruno, Eliot Spitzer, etc and lets not forget my favorite little rep. Weinner in the NYC area sending naked pictures of himself to some gal, what a freaking demented creep, and he actually wanted to get back in office too, WOW, I mean WOW what a huge set of balls he’s got, LOL.) and some actually go where they should stay, in prision!!! Now the Govenor has chased out the largest employer in the area other than the public employees, but who’s gonna pay them folks??? Get out while ya still have SOME value in you property’s that won’t last long when taxes go sky high as somebody’s gotta make up for this largest employer tax payer in the area is gonna be gone you and whatever businesses left have to make up for that at least until they get better offers and they too, leave NYS for more business friendly locations. Remington Arms even warned the Govenor that if they passed those laws that the Arms would pull up stakes and head out the state. What did they need, someone to hit them in the head with a mallet??? But then in NY the people for the better treatment of mallets would be up in arms as hard as the politicians heads are. When the last person is out the state would they close the gate behind them!!! the electric will have already priced itself out the peoples market.

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