Seen at GunPundit, the Steve Lauer and Michael Bloomberg bobble heads. Steve told me about these when I was up there. He said they called Bloomberg a few times, asking what gun he should be holding, and in what color. … Continue reading →
Lauer started with DuraCoat, which Mayor Bloomberg decided was a risk to police, because criminals could color their guns to look like toys. This turned out to be better advertising than Lauer could hope for, and sales spiked. Bloomberg also … Continue reading →
Lauer Custom Weaponry is selling an “I <heart> Mayor Bloomberg” button. Now, this may seem a little crazy coming from a weapons maker, but the story goes something like this: LCW develops DuraCoat, and makes it available in a wide … Continue reading →
I finally got to responding to the letter I got from Wal-Mart Considering your response, and after some further research, it appears that the largest problem with the agreement reached between Wal-Mart and “Mayors Against Illegal Guns” (MAIG) is item 2: … Continue reading →
Here is the response I got to the letter I sent to Wal-Mart Dear Peter, Wal-Mart understands its role as a leading, responsible retailer in the U.S. and is making strides to strengthen its already existing security processes to help … Continue reading →
If you haven’t heard, Wal-Mart has entered into an agreement with Mayor Bloomberg’s “Mayors against all Illegal Guns.” As you can imagine, this agreement is going to cause more problems for gun owners than criminals. Borrowing a little from Sebastian’s … Continue reading →
Paul Helmke & The Brady Campaign weighed in on the colored guns debate. I have to agree with Sebastian on two of the main points in his post. I don’t like people telling me what I can and cannot do with my … Continue reading →
Kim du Toit already weighed in on this one, but I felt compelled to chime in, being about fellow Wisconsin resident Steve Lauer and Lauer Custom Weaponry. Steve was interviewed on NRANews, and said that Bloomberg’s ban was the greatest advertising … Continue reading →
