Day: February 14, 2018

A good friend of mine recently moved back to his hometown after being away for more than 20 years. What he found was the place kind of looked the same, but the crime rate was at a level of a third-world, cartel-controlled drug town. Home invasions were a daily thing, and he has a family

I’m seeing discussion about gun laws in Israel. So this is worth a read. http://www.jpost.com/…/Israeli-gun-control-regulations-oppo…. I believe there has been some effort to ease these restrictions but restrictions on Israeli citizens’ ability to arm themselves is counter-intuitive. A gun lover’s dream or a stringently controlled police state that would make a National Rifle Association supporter’s

Comment on another thread: “If Remington Arms can take back their company and restore it to the quality it used to be, this could be a good thing. Bloomberg, of course, is heavily twisting this story blaming the bankruptcy on a Pro-Gun President. Yes that does lower sales BUT, sales for similar rifles of other

“But you are not stupid. Instead, you are going to ensure that you have the means available, in the form of guns and ammunition, to exercise your right to defend our Constitution should people with the kind of pro-fascist mindset we have seen highlighted by the mainstream media ever again regain power and attempt to

Police Commissioner James O’Neill said it would be “insanity” for the feds to force one state to recognize another’s lax gun laws. A bill making its way through Congress would make gun possession akin to a driver’s license — so one state’s looser regulations against concealed weapons would be protected in tougher anti-gun states, like

During the February 11 airing of 60 Minutes, host Steve Kroft suggested data showing more guns equal less crime is simply one of numerous “alternate facts.” He was intimating that pro-Second Amendment facts exist, but those facts are often dispelled by anti-Second Amendment facts. Of course, this is not how facts work. Instead, there is

USA – -(Ammoland.com)- “The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to create a program that would offer a $1,000 reward to anyone who provides information that leads to the recovery of an illegal firearm,” Brentwood Patch parroted, noting the measure was approved 15-0. “The vote also authorizes the Los Angeles Police Department to enter into an

While it is still pending a committee referral, Hawaii Senator Karl Rhoads’ (D) SB 2046 would make it a crime to own, manufacture, possess, sell, barter, trade, gift, transfer, or acquire a firearm accessory that can be used to increase the gun’s rate of fire. Such accessories include competition triggers, muzzle brakes, and ergonomic changes,

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