Notes from the Resistance...
“When asked by a reporter in Chicago while attending a Grand American Handicap what he considered life’s best gifts, he replied with the title of one of his articles that had appeared in the American Shooter: ‘A Horse, A Dog, A Gun, and a Girl— with Music on the Side,’” the overview continues. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes if you're going to quote someone to bolster your arguments, it's a pretty good idea to make sure he would share your views.
Do the widows turning in a rusty clunker that's been in the closet for decades know Cooper's rules for how you treat a gun, where you point it, what's behind where you're pointing it and where your finger never ought to be until you're ready to fire? Does everyone hoping to get a gift card in exchange for proving themselves kapos of convenience know how to check the types of firearms they're turning in to see if they're unloaded, and to safely do that if they're not? Including checking for a round in the chamber instead of just relying on removing the magazine? [More]My latest JPFO Alert notes that, as with all things "progressive," the opposite of stated goals is once again the outcome.
As Miller says, “The truth is, most politicians support ‘gun rights’ because it is politically expedient. Our founders embraced the right to keep and bear arms as fundamental. They knew that for a free people, it was not just a personal right, but a political right, the last line of defense against a tyrannical government.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report presents an opportunity to help a true ally, thwart the establishment and maybe even change the balance of power a bit -- that is, providing YOU want to.
Chris Christie is proposing what might be the most draconian mental health measures in the nation. He wants to codify involuntary commitment of people who, in the estimation of someone approved by the state, deems that your mental health could deteriorate to the point of harm. [More]You mean the real story here isn't the veto?
In Florida, Non-Submission to a Police Beating is “Attempted Murder” [More]Uh-oh, I'm in trouble now. Last time I posted a Grigg article link, I was accused of having an "anti-police stance."
By which it Appears I think beyond a doubt that a Traiterous Correspondence is carried on between some persons in Vermont, and the Brittish officers in Canada, which may prove very injurious to the united States. The people About Connecticutt River on the Northerly frontier who are well disposed, are thereby in Constant danger of being killd or Captivated and are in great need of present Assistance. The General Assembly of this State, have Ordered One hundred men to be Rais’d as Soon as may be for their defence—But perhaps a much greater force may be necessary to put a Stop to the Designs of the enemy. [More]
They are instead portrayed as criminals, much like the “vigilantes” with “illegal guns” in Nigeria, who did to Boko Haram terrorists what the government could (would?) not. Much like the way anti-gun “progressives” in this country intentionally conflate the term to disparage those who would defend themselves from criminal attacks... [More]The Monopoly of Violence cult will tolerate no free agents. In Mexico or here.
At the core of their slimy scheme is a do-nothing bill being pushed as the Sportsmen’s Act (S. 2363).[More]So it makes some antis look like they have something to offer -- meanwhile, genuine reforms are blocked.
When the man asks why he is being arrested, the officer replies, “you are being stupid.” [More]
Liston Matthews has the details.Effective today, July 1, carry in a vehicle of a loaded defensive firearm without a permit is the law in Tennessee. [More]
While we continue to follow local laws regarding "open carry" policies, we also respectfully request that guests not bring firearms to Target, even in communities where it’s permitted. [More]That first part is all that should matter to us. For a company that never wanted this distraction in their stores and were forced to walk a tightrope, what more do "we" demand from them?
Rather than simply extending its current information collection, ATF’s request would have vastly expanded the scope of the information that it requires. If finalized, all FFLs -- not just the ones in the border states -- would be required to report all sales of multiple rifles within five consecutive business days. Those reports would be required regardless of whether the sales were to one buyer or multiple buyers. Except for a smattering of small FFLs, this new reporting requirement would mean that all FFLs in the nation could be required to report to the ATF virtually all their rifle sales. [More]No kidding?
I just set a small hare of C4 on my Forbes Magazine and destroyed it.I'm a bit out of my depth here, as I have no experience with explosives and don't even know what a "hare" is, but really? Is he joking?
For 18 months, Stanchfield, a former Navy SEAL/security expert, coordinated 24-hour security for Carlson, teaching the actress to be proficient with both firearms and knives. [More]Funny, how many "stars" are against people of lesser means in their fan base, who can't afford to do that or hire bodyguards, from providing those services to themselves.
The sources say security forces called themselves the “Brown Shirts.” [More]Coming soon, to a location near you.
