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News•by Staff Writer•July 16, 2003

Court Denies Davidians Damages in Claim Against U.S.

Survivors of the 1993 confrontation between the FBI and members of the Branch Davidian cult may not collect damages from the government for a wrongful death claim filed in 2000, a federal appeals court ruled.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 9, 2003

Trooper Killed in Mich. Standoff

A Michigan State trooper died while entering the home of a man who had barricaded himself inside and shot at officers. The standoff ended when the building burned to the ground.

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Articles•by Dave Douglas•July 1, 2003

Vise Grips

Who would have thought years ago that the hunk of hardened and shaped leather we wear on our hips would evolve from a simple holster into a high-tech, lightweight firearm retention device?

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Articles•by Dave Spaulding•July 1, 2003

Rapid Reload

Without bullets, a handgun is nothing more than an expensive paperweight. Reloading this paperweight with bullets quickly is a necessary skill.

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Articles•by Roy Huntington•July 1, 2003

FN Herstal's FNP9 Duty Pistol

If you like the elegant curves and "just-right" feel of that definitive fighting pistol, the Browning Hi-Power, you may be a little surprised by the look and feel of FN Herstal's new FNP9 duty pistol.

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Articles•by Scott Smith•July 1, 2003

Cold Steel Gunsite Folding Knife

For a knife with a Zytel handle, the Gunsite folder had a really solid feel. There was no side-to-side slop, and when opened and closed the action was secure. I was sold.

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News•by Staff Writer•June 13, 2003

Space-Age Video Solution Now Available

A video enhancement system originally developed at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., to study the Sun is now being used by law enforcement to help agencies investigate crimes.

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News•by Staff Writer•June 6, 2003

Man Sues Over Pot-filled Car

When Jose Aguado Cervantes bought a car at a U.S. marshal’s auction four years ago, he didn’t know that 119 pounds of marijuana were stashed in the bumpers.

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News•by Staff Writer•June 6, 2003

Spectroscopic Method Detects Terrorist Threats

A new technique using far-infrared radiation to identify explosives and other materials inside sealed containers could help homeland security efforts.

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