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In 1969, inventor Colin Brown introduced the “Net-a-Thief,” a device designed to assist law enforcement in apprehending criminals. This net gun launched a 100-square-foot nylon net using four weighted corners, effectively entangling and immobilizing the target. Despite its innovative approach, the device did not gain widespread adoption among police forces. ​ Via: British Pathé | History In Pictures

72K views · 959 reactions | “To be in that final was also history, and for them to win that game, that’s like a double history - and maybe who knows, the third one is coming.” The family of Suns young gun Mac Andrew will make the trek from Melbourne to the Gabba on Saturday night, in hopes of another Mac miracle, as his boys take aim at the Lions. #9News | 9 News Melbourne | Facebook

15K views · 295 reactions | Shooting the Inglis 8mm Bren Gun  The Bren gun is widely regarded as one of the best light machine guns ever built, but that reputation is based on the British .303 calibre version. How does the design perform in 8mm Mauser? Today I am going to find out, using one of the John Inglis "sterile" 8mm Brens. Source, Forgotten Weapons | The British Falkland Islands & British Military | Facebook

215K views · 932 reactions | Some students and a handful of other protesters in Florida took a public stand against gun violence and for gun control on Feb. 16. The shooting at the Douglas Stoneman High School on Feb. 14 was one of the deadliest school shootings in US history, leaving 17 people dead and 15 currently injured. The shooter, Nikolas Cruz, a 19-year–old former student who had been expelled from the school, has been arrested and questioned in court. | CGTN | Facebook