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

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Brian Ashcraft and 144 others

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. » 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?

The NRA's New Shooting Game Is For Ages Four And Up

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Jason Schreier and 816 others

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. » 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?