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January 17, 2012

Guns and ammo

Some 30,000 Americans exercised their love affair with guns and ammo in Las Vegas, Nevada, yesterday at the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s 34th annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show, the largest gathering of firearms professionals in the US with 1,600 exhibitors. Ricardo Vega of Texas is shown looking at an Airsoft M4 rifle on a mannequin outfitted with ATACS patternbody armour from Pantac USA. (Photo: AFP)

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