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North Dakota rated "F" by the Brady Campaign

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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!:celebrate This has got to be one of the greatest compliments a state can receive. We should all be so lucky.
 
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SHOOT FIRST
Is deadly force allowed to be a first resort in public?Yes

no way?!?! ND kicks ass, what other state does this?
 
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Tennessee is the same way. But, that doesn't mean what Brady wants you to think it means. All that means is that you do not have to run away and be cornered before you can shoot. All you have to be is in "reasonable fear of death or serious bodily harm" and you may shoot. I think AZ is the same way.

We are tied for 35th on this list, but the only difference I could see is that the state of TN requires dealers to maintain original sales records, and LE may compare them to inventory and delivery records without a warrant.

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My state is tied with North Dakota but I find it interesting that open carry is not specifically mentioned. Oklahoma received the best pro-gun rating from the Brady'sbut that state doesn't even allow open carry.
 
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Hey! Don't forget Arizona scored a 6 which puts us high on the Brady Bunch $hit list.:celebrate
 
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We've been trying for years to get the coveted "F rating" from the Brady morons, but we just don't seem to have what it takes here in VA. I'm told it has to do with the fact that we still have the one-gun-a-month law, which earns brownie points with the Bradyites. Oh, well.
 
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Dutch Uncle wrote:
We've been trying for years to get the coveted "F rating" from the Brady morons, but we just don't seem to have what it takes here in VA. I'm told it has to do with the fact that we still have the one-gun-a-month law, which earns brownie points with the Bradyites. Oh, well.
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4 generations ago some of my ancestors were in North Dakota. Now I am wondering why they left.:banghead:
 
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r6-rider wrote:
so whos the "worst" state?
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According to them, it is Oklahoma. But like I previously mentioned, that state doesn't even allow open carry,with or without a permit.I thought that was interesting.



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Texas scored 9. That's OK, we'll fix that as soon as the parking lot law and CC on campus get passed. That will bring us down to 5.
 
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:celebrate MO proudly tying at 44 with 4 points!! Our score has lowered since we passed the dreaded castle doctrine and eliminated the requirement for permission to purchase a firearm from the local sheriff. If only we could get OC pre-emption passed.
 
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Well I see Washington tied with Oregon and Virginia for #14. I love how the prattle how a person can buy an "assault weapon" as easily as a hunting rifle, or the evils of high capacity mags.... Dang it, I'm gonna stick my finger down my throat and puke after reading that site.
 
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