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Winchester vs. Colt: Idaho votes to designate a state gun

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“Winchester vs. Colt: Idaho votes to designate a state gun”

Along with voting on their next members of Congress and amendments to their state constitution, Idaho residents will also decide the state’s first official gun when they vote this Election Day. In observance of America's 250th anniversary, Idaho legislators gave voters the choice of six different guns to serve as the state’s official firearm. The...

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