Links to Non-Gun-Related Sites

Published by the LearnAboutGuns.com Author on April 27, 2008 at 3:36 pm
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Here are some links to other non-gun related sites that I have found to be useful or of interest:

MyRandomTangents.com – My thoughts and commentary on politics, news, and everything else but guns.

Recipe Lake – Recipes and more.

Do It Yourself Home Security – Improving home security goes hand in hand with firearm ownership.

Lawyer Accessories – The website where you can find the perfect gifts and apparel for lawyers and paralegals.

BitSecurity.org – Computer security.

Backwoods Bound – A wholesome website that you can visit and learn about outdoor activities, find information and products you need to plan your great outdoor adventures.

If Only They Had A Gun – Cases where a having a gun could have made all the difference

TobaccoDebate.com – An anti smoking website.

Chicago Crime Examiner – News and discussion of crime in Chicagoland.

Etsy – handmade goods direct from their creator.


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