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In this photo taken on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014, Lynden Museum director and curator Troy Loginbill, holds a Korean War M1 on loan to the Lynden, Wash., museum. The museum has decided to return the M1 carbine and ten other loaned weapons to their owners to comply with the new gun registration law Initiative 594. (AP Photo/The Bellingham Herald, Philip A. Dwyer)

Washington museum won’t give up guns after all

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In this photo taken on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014, Lynden Museum director and curator Troy Loginbill, holds a Korean War M1 on loan to the Lynden, Wash., museum. The museum has decided to return the M1 carbine and ten other loaned weapons to their owners to comply with the new gun registration law Initiative 594. (AP Photo/The Bellingham Herald, Philip A. Dwyer)

New Washington state gun laws lead museum to begin removing World War II-era rifles

By Douglas Ernst - The Washington Times