Sunday, December 16, 2012

Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy Calls For Tougher Gun Controls


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/16/connecticut-governor-dannel-malloy-gun-control_n_2311172.html
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The lower Southwest corner of Connecticut has the nations heaviest gun karma of any place in America. All of Al Capone's Tommy guns used in the St Valentines Massacre were made a few miles from Newtown, CT, at Colt Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company in Hartford. The AR-15 is a trademark of Colt Arms, the style of gun used in the shooting of the school tots, located 49 minutes drive away in Hartford. Also, for 140 years Winchester Repeating Arms company was located until recently in Hartford. U. S. Fire Arms Mfg. Co. is the only gun company still manufacturing in the City of Hartford, CT

Lanza did not use a Ruger pistol, but the semi-automic handgun with models that include 16 shot (15+1) loads compare to the Glock and Sig Sauer that he carried. Sturm Ruger is located 26 miles south in Southport, Ct. A little closer, still south of Newtown for 140 years was the REMINGTON ARMS-UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO. In “Gun Valley” is Charter Arms at 16 miles southeast of Newtown. There are no direct routes to North Haven, so it is a roundabout drive of 39 miles to get due east to the Marlin Firearms Co, to get a rifleman-style lever action rifle. While in North Haven you can visit the O F Mossberg & Sons Inc for a nice shotgun. 27 miles north of Newtown is Warren, ct, home of Wildey Guns, the Charles Bronson "Death Wish" longbarrel style of handgun.