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But it's all right because it's for "sporting purposes."
Notes from the Resistance...
Provided Gen. Greene may have occasion for any parties to assist in making the necessary arrangements for our winter quarters. You will be pleased to give orders for such a number from General Clinton and Hands brigades, as he may apply for. Or should General Greene find any advantage from these two Bri[2]gades moving to the ground which may be allotted for their quarters, you will give them instructions for this purpose. [More]
LEO ProCards – Law Enforcement Professional Courtesy Cards are sold ONLY to members affiliated within the Law Enforcement Industry (Federal, State, Municipal, Corrections, Retiree’s, ect). [More]S'OK.
He fears the ATF doesn't have the resources it needs... Pruett adds the new gun rules shouldn't only apply to the border states. [Read]
The U.S. Department of Justice is defending computer hacking laws that make it a crime to use a fake name on Facebook or lie about your weight in an online dating profile at a site like Match.com. [More]So let me get this straight: Lying on social media sites should be a federal crime. Lying to Congress...? Eh...
Gunmen assaulted two Fayetteville State University students in their dorm room early Sunday in the fourth armed robbery at student housing since last school year. [More]
Weapons on School Grounds
It is a felony to possess or carry, whether openly or concealed, a weapon of any kind on any school grounds, including the Fayetteville State University campus. If you do obtain a concealed weapon permit, you are still prohibited from bringing a weapon on campus.
November 16, 1779
Council of War held at the Falls of the Ohio... [More]
Mike Vanderboegh of Sipsey Street Irregulars has posted an exclusive analysis of a Dec. 17, 2010 email from Glen Cook, Deputy Chief of the Special Prosecutions unit of the Criminal Division, Department of Justice, Southern District of Texas in Houston, documenting awareness of a connection between gunwalking and the murder of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry within days of that incident, and advising the Phoenix division "hire a media consultant" to deal with the fallout. It further shows the ATF office in Phoenix "refused to provide...evidence" effectively crippling a related Texas weapons seizure investigation. [More]This is a bombshell revelation. A copy of the email is included.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Firearms Technology Branch has deemed “Chore Boy copper cleaning pads, along with fiberglass insulation,” a firearm, subject to registration and a $200 transfer tax, an official letter obtained recently by Gun Rights Examiner reveals. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report shows how, with the proper materials and a bit of elbow grease, hard-to-eradicate rights can be scrubbed right out!
Some states you can have an enormous crimincal recod and psycholgoical problems and be ten years old and be able to get a gun [More]What can I say? Hoplophobic "Athuhirszd Jurnstlaists"...
At the muster of November 15, 1779, for example, the number of men in the corps was supposedly 613, but of these 74 were dead, 19 were prisoners, 25 had taken their discharge, 30 had been transferred, probably as recruits to the British Army, and 113 were deserters. [More]
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Because elections are typically decided by a few percentage points, and a critical mass of gun owners simply will not hold their noses and vote for the guy. In spite of the cajoling, in spite of having future Supreme Court nominees held over our heads, in spite of accusations that those who refuse to chip in to procure the campaign whore du jour being pimped by devoid- of- principle party apologists will bear responsibility for whatever politically transmitted disease follows. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary offers the simplest of solutions: It's called integrity.
Altogether Savage has been the target of 22 internal investigations and has had 30 findings of misconduct--everything from conduct unbecoming, to insubordination to inappropriate use of authority.So he's a domestic terrorist? And he's not too bright, either? I mean, people do some pretty desperate things when they're "fearful." Especially when the source of that fear is, all things considered, a fairly easy target if they decide to control and channel their feelings into something else...
While patrolling Vashon Island in 2009, Savage racked up so many complaints the Sheriff’s Office moved him off the island after just nine months.
“I don’t think it’s possible to understate how fearful these folks were,” said Vashon Defense Attorney Steve Mueller. [More]
One of the recent cases involves a complaint that Savage told a teen he could sexually assault her with a pen and she couldn’t stop him.
Guns are in the news every day in our society. They're the weapon of choice in countless "routine" homicides and mass murders. Motorcycle gang shootouts. Armed robberies. School shootings. Domestic violence rampages. Guns are a staple of our entertainment culture, a critical part of the story line in a seemingly endless number of TV shows, Hollywood films and video games. They're also the subject of ongoing and often acrimonious political debate. Guns -- and the violence they either inflict or seek to prevent --- are a major presence in our individual and collective psyches.I guess citing even one potential instance where guns might be beneficial doesn't fit what they're trying to do here.
We're insuring the safety of all fans coming to the game.
The defense made a motion to dismiss and it was granted. The prosecutor didn't prove their case.
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Why else would the NRA support a law that makes it more difficult to prevent suicides among members of the armed forces? [More]That sounds like a Steven Wright comedy line.
Taking a stand that RRC employees can exercise their Second Amendment rights is simply the right thing to do.[More]And the rest of us?
“I’m the only one outside professional enough, that I know of, to climb a ladder.” [More]It's two, two, two memes in one!
"Well, that proves the system doesn't work."Yeah, no kidding.
A Brian Terry Fundraiser will be held on Saturday, Nov. 12, at the Scottsdale International Auto Museum, in Scottsdale, AZ. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes an upcoming memorial. Please spread the word.
Engvall needs to realize that the folks who buy tickets to his performances, who watch him on TV, who purchase his DVDs and who hire him to entertain their members aren’t the smug and snarky Maher crowd. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner commentary offers a path to forgiveness and reconciliation.
Attorney General Eric Holder will be called before the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning to answer questions on Justice Department oversight and its role in Operation Fast and Furious. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner report provides the agenda and link to the webcast.
Push the envelope...OK, time for a new one:
Push the envelope...
Push the envelope... [Watch]
Botched gun sting...
Botched gun sting...
Botched gun sting...[Read]
When word of the tactic first emerged in February... [More]Oh, I see. I guess this is just a figment of Mike's and my imaginations...
Join us on tips on how to increase and develop your club membership, how to retain existing members, creating value in your club membership, generating additional revenue for your club by becoming 100% NRA, becoming an NRA Recruiter, and much more! [More]Just understand that once you put yourself under their banner, they will tell you what you can and cannot publicly espouse. I've seen it happen.
His conclusion is that guns were allowed to escape... [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner report finds a gap in surveillance you could drive a truck through--and according to this firsthand account, that's just what happened.
The officers and privates composing the rifle corps under the command of Major Parr, are all to join their respective regiments. The Major will see that all the rifles and their proper bullet moulds &c., are collected and numbered to prevent their being mixed or seperated, and have them then delivered to the Commissary of Military Stores and take his receipt for the same. The Commissary is to cause the rifles &c. to be carefully boxed up and is not to deliver any of them without an order from the Commander in Chief. Muskets are to be drawn for the men in lieu of the rifles. The General cannot dissolve this corps without offering his particular thanks to the officers and soldiers remaining in it for their long, faithful and important services. [More]
Aside from revealing a strategy to mask the bad behind a loudly trumpeted success, the revelation that there were two component operations under the Wide Receiver designation is as yet unexplored in media reports. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes another dimension and goes exploring.
Kristen Rand of the Violence Policy Center ramped things up a notch, claiming “Concealed carry permit holders don’t prevent mass shootings, they perpetrate them. They don’t support police, they shoot them.”Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at the politics of hate. It also links you to a genuine ancient treasure, that's yours to keep for free...
Really. I didn’t make that up. [More]
Do NOT let the conversation continue at the phrase “enforce existing [firearms] laws”. This is a “NO GO” for gun owners and you need to make sure that the candidate or politician clearly understands the status quo means electoral DEFEAT. It’s about repealing firearms restrictions and we cannot afford to give our votes to candidates who advocate using the weight of government force against us. That is after all what “enforce existing laws” means. [More]A-yup.
Please consider this to be an official report of a potential criminal violation, either committed by or known about by one of your members, and please immediately investigate the keystroke copying assertion. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary advises not to start a bar room brawl unless you're prepared to get smashed over the head with a chair.
I had Yesterday the Honour of receiving your Letter of the twentyeth of October inclosed with two Commissions, appointing me, Minister Plenipotentiary, from the United States, to negotiate Peace and Commerce with Great Britain; together with Instructions for my Government in the Execution of those Commissions; Copies of Instructions to the Ministers Plenipotentiary, at Versailles and Madrid; and two Acts of Congress, of the fourth and fifteenth of October. [More]
"Sir : I have taken the liberty to inclose, for the consideration of Congress, the memorial of Col. Hazen in Behalf of Capt. Joseph-Louis Gill of the Abeneeke of St. Francois Tribe of Indians. The fidelity and good services of this Chief, and those of his Tribe, are fully set forth in the memorial." [More]
Talk radio is providing an important means for "Project Gunwalker" information not being covered (or being misrepresented) by "Authorized Journalists" to reach the public outside of the readerships of Gun Rights Examiner and Sipsey Street Irregulars. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report now returns to our regularly scheduled programming...

A Northern California school police officers union has angered a town after it sold T-shirts with a picture of a child behind bars and the slogan: "U raise 'em, we cage 'em." [More]Gee, ya think?
Email correspondence and handwritten notes obtained today by Mike Vanderboegh of Sipsey Street Irregulars and this correspondent provide details on information and strategy being shared between top level officials of the Department of Justice and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, including between Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer and then-ATF Acting Director Kenneth Melson. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report is a joint exclusive.
Police Department ignores national standards for officers accused of domestic violence [More]Hey, if she didn't do anything wrong, what the hell's she afraid of?
Washington Post’s Coverage Of Oakland Police Rampage: Officer Petting Kitten [More]
There are three scenarios or combinations of scenarios under which Napolitano’s and Clinton’s excuses make sense... [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary gives you three guesses.
Stony point which has been a bone of contention the whole Campaign, and the principal business of it on the part of the enemy, is totally evacuated by them. Rhode Island is also abandoned, and the enemys whole force is drawn to a point at New York; where neither pains nor labour have been spar'd to secure the City and harbour; but in their attempts to effect the latter some unexpected disappointments have occurred (in sinking their hulks). This makes them more intent on their land batteries, wch. are so disposed as to cover the Town and the shipping equally. [More]