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WA Zombie Hunters’ Protest Hits Pay Dirt

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“Last week, the [Wenatchee] City Council repealed the ban on graveyard guns to better conform with state laws on where cities and towns can or cannot allow firearms,” wenatcheeworld.com reports. “No to guns in schools and courthouses. Yes to guns in many other public places, including the city’s own (sort of) Boot Hill.” In other words, the graveyard. “The council’s action followed a request from the Bellevue-based Second Amendment Foundation, a gun rights group which has taken aim on firearm quirks in municipal policies and codes around the state and country. Somehow, they noticed firearms were still banned from graveyards in Wenatchee.” Hmmm. “Years ago we removed parks and other locations from the ban, but forgot to do the same with the cemetery,” said Dan Frazier, a public works director for the city. Hmmm. “Now the city has made that adjustment.” Huh. It looks like Washington’s undead just got a little undeaderer.

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  1. This all becomes pretty irrelevant when 22LR is selling 50-60 bucks per 550 round box that was $11.99 before Christmas 2012.

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