David Hardy wonders: Mayor says that for the last “you should have to really show that your life is in danger, and that having a gun will protect you, will improve the chances of you surviving.” Curiously, the last include … Continue reading →
If 3% of gun owners were as involved in political activism as they supposedly are at preparing for civil war, we’d be an unstoppable political force. – Sebastian 3% of gun owners would be enough to keep a lot of … Continue reading →
David Codrea talked to Remington CEO Tommy Millner, who assured him that Remington takes the H-S Precision incident very seriously, and will put pressure on them, up to and including changing suppliers. Good to see. I also agree with David … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →As you might have guessed from a couple of posts excerpting the book, I purchased a (used) copy of Every Handgun is Aimed at You; The Case For Banning Handguns written by Josh Sugarmann of the Violence Policy Center. The … Continue reading →
The issue of gun control is really the issue of state power: those who want more control want the state to have more power; those who want less control just want to be free. – Pierre Lemieux Don’t just take … Continue reading →
The NSSF has a fact sheet debunking some of the myths revolving around so called “assault weapons.” It is going to be important to get the message out that they are not machine guns, not weapons of war, etc. if … Continue reading →
From Josh Sugarmann’s book, Every Handgun Is Aimed at You: Cook and Ludwig’s Guns in America shows that 16.5 percent of whites own handguns, compared to 13.1 percent of blacks, and a mere 7.2 percent of Hispanics. If one wishes … Continue reading →
If this is how Barack Obama respects the Second Amendment, I’d sure hate to see how he’d disrespect it. I suspect that would involve a trip to the National Archives, a match, and some lighter fluid. – Sebastian
Continue reading →There has been some argument in the comments over at Sebastian’s about the use of the term “Fudd.” As I stated in a previous post, I think using the term is counterproductive, at best. This does not mean, as some … Continue reading →
