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| 1-4 are northern hunting states so that does not surprise me, Colorado being as low as it was did surprise me.
__________________ Roy Dacono CO CCW CZ P01, Ruger LCR |
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| Colorado has much bigger cities and a population of 5 million. Alaska, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana combined contain 3 million. Colorado's economy is more diversified, and offers office jobs that are attractive to people from the left coast and the northeast. A lot of aging hippies live in Colorado, too. However, in terms of gun ownership, rural Colorado would match up very similarly to Wyoming. |
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| PA seems kinda low to me...I mean...compared to CA....and other than that.... the northeast is totally fahked...except VT.... ETA: Ooops my bad....keep forgetting that Philly ain't part of Jersey..... |
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| That chart represents data that is almost 10 years old. |
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| The link I posted, which includes homicide rates, is apparently from 2008 data, but it's hard to tell for certain. |
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