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Nra: practice range
PoliticsBy Brian Ashcraft
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That NRA Shooting Game Isn't For Four-Year-Olds Anymore, Thanks To Apple

In the wake of the tragic Sandy Hook shooting, the National Rifle Association backed a free shooting simulator called NRA: Practice Range. The iTunes app was rated ages 4 years old and up. Was, because political pressure caused Apple to reclassify the game as 12 years old and up. Read… 1/16/13 11:40am 1/16/13 11:40am

The NRA's New Shooting Game Is For Ages Four And Up
What Are Splatterhouse, Kindergarten Killer and the Other Games the NRA Slammed Today?
Nra: practice rangeBy Jason Schreier
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The NRA's New Shooting Game Is For Ages Four And Up

This is NRA: Practice Range. It's a new iOS game released apparently by the fine folks at the National Rifle Association, who have graciously decided to make it both free and available to kids aged 4+ so that anyone, no matter how old they are, can practice using guns to shoot things. Read… 1/14/13 4:28pm 1/14/13 4:28pm

The NRA's Absolutely Unhinged Response to Newtown Condemns Video Games as a 'Shadow Industry' that 'Sows Violence Against Its Own People'
What Are Splatterhouse, Kindergarten Killer and the Other Games the NRA Slammed Today?