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New York socialists and liberal fascists are back at it attacking lawfully owned firearms and gun owners in that state. Once more, Paul has been proven right. Listen in to hear yet one more example of how the anti-gun, pro-slavery crowd will never have enough gun control.

During our Fighting Fitness segment from SWAT Fuel Jarrad will continue discussing his personal journey. What happens when you take time off from your fitness routine?

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• Fighting Fitness brought to you by SWAT Fuel: Strength Training – Taking time off and the effect that it can have on your progress
• Slave State News: NY lawmakers push bill requiring childproof triggers on guns – Childproof triggers?   Never enough gun control: www.guns.com
• Brownells Bullet Points: Rifle scopes, how much magnification do you need?  Hold Over or Dial In ?  How far do you really expect to shoot?  Too much magnification power can hinder the shot.

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From www.guns.com:

A group of Democrats in the state senate are backing a measure that would prohibit the sale of guns in New York State without child-proof features.

The bill, S.3444, would make it illegal to sell or transfer handguns one year after its passage unless the firearm was designed to where a five-year-old could not pull the trigger. Supporters think the move is needed to prevent accidental shootings.

“There is no reason that a young child five years old should be able to have access to a weapon that he or she could fire,” said the bill’s sponsor, Sen. José M. Serrano, at a press conference earlier this month.  “So we need to make sure that all weapons sold in the state of New York are not fireable by children this young.”

Serrano’s legislation would require that all new handguns sold in the state be childproofed. Suggestions in the bill’s language on how to accomplish the mandate include adjusting the trigger pull to at least a 10-pound draw, changing the mechanism to where a child’s hands are too small to operate the handgun, or requiring a series of multiple motions to fire the pistol or revolver.

Those found guilty of violating the measure should it become law would face a Class A misdemeanor punishment, including up to a year in prison or three years probation and a fine of up to $1,000.

The 2013 New York SAFE Act included both guidance and safe storage mandates to gun owners in the state and individual cities have passed local ordinances requiring guns not in use be locked up under threat of fines and jail time.

The measure is currently in the Senate Codes Committee while an Assembly version was submitted in that chamber in March.

Lawmakers have proposed similar bills in the past four sessions, all of which have died in committee.