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* [[2000]] — NRA president [[Charlton Heston]] tells Al Gore, "[[from my cold dead hands]]" in a speech at the 129th [[NRA]] convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
 
* [[2000]] — NRA president [[Charlton Heston]] tells Al Gore, "[[from my cold dead hands]]" in a speech at the 129th [[NRA]] convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
 
* [[2005]] — [[Colt Defense|Colt Defense LLC]] completed its acquisition of [[Diemaco]], which now operates as [[Colt Canada]].
 
* [[2005]] — [[Colt Defense|Colt Defense LLC]] completed its acquisition of [[Diemaco]], which now operates as [[Colt Canada]].
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* [[2009]] —  The injunction blocking the implementation of [[concealed carry]] within National Park Service lands was overturned by the passing of an amendment to (of all things) the Credit CARD Act of 2009, added by Senator Tom Coburn (R, OK) over the wailing protests of the Brady Campaign.
 
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Revision as of 10:56, 23 October 2013

What else happened today
  • 1706American gunsmith and soldier Seth Pomeroy was born in Northampton, Massachusetts.
  • 1772English inventor and rocket artillery pioneer Sir William Congreve was born in Kent.
  • 2000 — NRA president Charlton Heston tells Al Gore, "from my cold dead hands" in a speech at the 129th NRA convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
  • 2005Colt Defense LLC completed its acquisition of Diemaco, which now operates as Colt Canada.
  • 2009 — The injunction blocking the implementation of concealed carry within National Park Service lands was overturned by the passing of an amendment to (of all things) the Credit CARD Act of 2009, added by Senator Tom Coburn (R, OK) over the wailing protests of the Brady Campaign.
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