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Shooters in Missouri have long had enjoyed the luxury of being able to target shoot at any of the 70 free gun ranges made available by the Missouri Department of Conservation. The Missouri Department of Conservation provides both staffed and unstaffed shooting ranges for shooters that are safe for sighting in deer rifles or practicing

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Shooters in Missouri have long had enjoyed the luxury of being able to target shoot at any of the 70 free gun ranges made available by the Missouri Department of Conservation. The Missouri Department of Conservation provides both staffed and unstaffed shooting ranges for shooters that are safe for sighting in deer rifles or practicing... [Read More]

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A University of Missouri law professor, Royce de R. Barondes, filed a suit on Monday, Sept. 21, 2015 against the UM Curators and UM System President Tim Wolfe, saying the University’s policy prohibiting guns on campus infringes upon his Constitutional rights. Mr. Barondes is a concealed carry permit holder in Missouri and teaches a course

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A University of Missouri law professor, Royce de R. Barondes, filed a suit on Monday, Sept. 21, 2015 against the UM Curators and UM System President Tim Wolfe, saying the University’s policy prohibiting guns on campus infringes upon his Constitutional rights. Mr. Barondes is a concealed carry permit holder in Missouri and teaches a course... [Read More]

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The Missouri Supreme Court recently issued an opinion in the case of Missouri v. Merritt upholding the state’s felon-in-possession law against a challenge brought under the state’s constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Last year, residents of the Show Me State approved Amendment 5, which strengthened Missouri’s constitutional right to keep and bear arms,

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The Missouri Supreme Court recently issued an opinion in the case of Missouri v. Merritt upholding the state’s felon-in-possession law against a challenge brought under the state’s constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Last year, residents of the Show Me State approved Amendment 5, which strengthened Missouri’s constitutional right to keep and bear arms,... [Read More]

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Congratulations to our U.S. Law Shield Missouri members for helping to pass a state-constitution amendment to strengthen the Show Me State’s right to arms provision. On August 5, the state’s voters overwhelmingly approved (61% to 39%) the passage of an amendment that makes Missouri the second state to explicitly to require strict scrutiny as the... [Read More]

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