New (old) gun
I picked up my Heller celebration gun (well, really I was going to buy it anyways, but Heller was a good excuse) on Sunday, and took a few pictures today. Smith & Wesson 66-1, .357 Magnum with a 4 inch … Continue reading →
Fenty’s regulations
The Armed Canadian has a post thanking Mayor Fenty for the arrogance that led him to continue to challenge the lower court’s ruling, which lead to one of the greatest victories ever for the Pro-Gun movement. He is absolutely right, … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Maybe we were wrong Edition
“[concealed carry is] something that doesn’t cause that many problems.” – Paul Helmke on Hardball OK, he didn’t say that they might have been wrong, but this is a stunning concession.
Continue reading →If you haven’t watched this already
you really should (Wayne LaPierre and Paul Helmke on Hardball.) Among other things, we get to see Paul Helmke say “[concealed carry is] something that doesn’t cause that many problems.” (Hat tip American Manifesto) I have seen Paul talking through a … Continue reading →
Another path to machine gun legalization
Alan (SnarkyBytes) talks about his machine gun outreach program.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Where’s a Gun When You Need It Edition
“With all the guns in this county, couldn’t we kill a muskrat?” Winfield, MO resident, about a muskrat that burrowed through a levee, causing a breach. Hat tip my dad.
Continue reading →Some SCOTUSBlog stats
Looks like SCOTUSBlog nearly melted down had their best day ever yesterday. 20,000 liveblog viewer 370,000 hits yesterday, almost 4 times the the previous high 93,000 downloads of the opinion more here
Continue reading →Stop holding back
How do you really feel?
Continue reading →There’s a fight brewing 90 miles south of me
Follow it at www.chicagoguncase.com.
Continue reading →So what about machine guns?
First off, I am not a lawyer, but while I think it is clear that existing machine gun legislation in safe under Heller in the short term, I do not think that a challenge has been ruled out completely. In … Continue reading →