Jews Can Shoot

A new gun control bill from Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia appears to be nothing more than a backdoor ban on all private firearm sales in the U.S. Kaine’s proposed law, entitled the “Responsible Transfer of Firearms Act,” places a criminal federal liability on anyone who transfers a firearm to an individual prohibited from

Today Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. signed AB 1135 by Assemblymembers Marc Levine (D-Marin County), Phil Ting (D-San Francisco) and David Chiu (D-San Francisco).  This new law closes a loophole in law that allows gun manufacturers to use “bullet buttons” to evade the assault weapons ban in California. “This is landmark legislation that strengthens the

Caan and his entourage did some shooting practice at a combat training site in Gush Etzion that is used by IDF special forces and by foreign and international armed forces visiting Israel for special training. The actor spent part of his first day in Israel at the Western Wall, with his son, Jimmy Caan, where

Attention, Maine, Nevada and California: Anti-gun forces are passing restrictive state ballot measures off as “gun safety” initiatives, hoping to ensnare law-abiding citizens.  As November draws near, the nation’s attention is naturally drawn to the battle between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton for the White House. While this is always the case in presidential election years,

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Great pix from Jews Can Shoot Group Therapy with Handguns event this past Sunday, July 17. Photographer is Shira Stoll. Excellent shooter both with a camera and a handgun.

“it is not a mitzvah to be beaten.” A message as relevant today as it was then. From the archives of the UCLA Communications Studies Department. Digitized 2013. The views and ideas expressed in these videos are not necessarily shared by the University of California, or by the UCLA Communication Studies Department.