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'SUPER FUN': A gun covered in Lego-like bricks to look like a toy sets off a furor

Skip to main content SUPER FUN : A gun covered in Lego-like bricks to look like a toy sets off a furor John Woodrow Cox, The Washington Post July 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail This Glock handgun was customized by Culper Precision to model the appearance of Lego building blocks. (Culper Precision)Culper Precision About a week ago, a company in Utah that makes custom modifications to firearms debuted what it described as a fun new product: A kit that encases Glock handguns in what looks like red, yellow and blue Lego blocks, refashioning lethal weapons to look exactly like children s toys. We have been building guns out of blocks for the last 30 years and wanted to flip the script to aggravate Mom, Provo-based Culper Precision explained on its website. It went on to argue that personal defense is a right granted by God and that gun ownership is protected by the Constitution before getting to the most important reason the company was selling BLOCK19, as the design was named

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2 Mayo High School students win honors for taking on world problems

Research into microplastic pollution, breast cancer are entered into national science competition. 12:13 pm, Apr. 16, 2021 × Christine Song from Mayo High School placed in the North Central Regional Junior Science & Humanities Symposium. (Contributed Photo) Their projects may have been on completely separate topics, but two Rochester students have been recognized recently for their efforts tackling large problems. Jennifer Oettinger and Christine Song, both of Mayo High School, placed in the North Central Regional Junior Science & Humanities Symposium. Oettinger placed third for her project Where the Rubber Meets the Road: The Development of an Innovative, Reusable and Energy-Efficient Filter for Microplastics Created Through Tire Wear.