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natural impulse

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Iqbal acted on the natural impulse to defend one's family, and fired three shots at the attackers.
Texas trouble by Krey, Patrick / The New American
His natural impulse is to help his fellow man - but he soon discovers that it's not that easy.
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The price tag is manageable for a box of 50 rounds, and it's a natural impulse sale for the defense-minded shooter who happens to own a .
Light up your profits by Ayoob, Massad / Shooting Industry
 
 
 
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