Legislative
Why We Have The Second Amendment
Some anti-Second Amendment hate page (yup, if you oppose my civil rights, I will call you a hate group) claims that it’s “now easier to buy a truckful of guns than it is to vote.” Assuming Mosin Nagants, small box truck, 10 crates of 20 would be $13,000 plus shipping. I can vote for free,…
Read MoreA Safer Society With Guns
The Colorado Supreme Court put some noses out of joint when it ruled unanimously this month that the University of Colorado’s campus gun ban violated a 2003 state law that entitles residents with permits to carry concealed weapons. One of those noses belonged to Abraham Nowels, a University of Colorado student who wrote to the…
Read MoreGun-Tracking Operation Caught Top Suspect, Then Let Him Go
Seven months after federal agents began the ill-fated Fast and Furious gun-tracking operation, they stumbled upon their main suspect in a remote Arizona outpost on the Mexican border, driving an old BMW with 74 rounds of ammunition and nine cellphones hidden inside. Detained for questioning that day in May 2010, Manuel Fabian Celis-Acosta described to…
Read MoreNo Law Should Threaten Gun Ownership
Gun enthusiasts are willing to discuss gun regulation laws as long as it is understood that no law will be considered acceptable if it threatens to undermine the Second Amendment. Guns have been an integral part of the development of this country, and the founding fathers understood how important it was to protect “…the right…
Read MoreSafety & Fun
Those are the two words that should define someone’s first range trip. Oleg Volk talks about how to introduce new shooters. Go give it a read at http://cheaperthandirt.com/blog/?p=19471
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