A brochure is on display that is part of an initiative involving the National Shooting Sports Foundation and the American Foundation to Prevent Suicide, Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2017, in Las Vegas. The brochures are supplied to gun dealers and gun ranges to help gun owners understand the warning signs of those at risk of suicide and to find ways to prevent suicide. It’s a difficult topic to discuss and an even tougher one to fix, fraught with politics and societal stigmas: people who kill themselves with a gun. But now two unlikely allies, the gun industry and a leading suicide prevention group, are coming together to tackle it. (AP Photo/Lisa Marie Pane)
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