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Does this gun make me look fat? Firearms spur fashion niche
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Does this gun make me look fat?
For decades, women have had few choices when it comes to the clothing they can wear to hide that they’re carrying a firearm. They could wear baggy T-shirts or coats, or put it in a purse and hope it didn’t get swiped or that they didn’t have trouble getting it out in an emergency.
Enter holsters, corsets, camisoles and other clothing designed to be flattering, feminine - and functional - for the pistol-packin’ mama crowd. |
Yikes! Copper .44 Magnum Bullet Causes Freaky Detonation of AIR Inside Gel Block
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I’ve been told by people I respect that .44 Magnum is “too much gun” for self-defense, both in terms of being able to control it for fast follow-up shots, and for a tendency to grossly overpenetrate, which suggests that much of the energy carried by the bullet is wasted.
After seeing this video, I think I’ll pass on getting shot with it all the same, especially after it seemingly cause some sort of detonation within the block as the temporary stretch cavity collapsed which jetted a stream of burnt gasses and material out the front of the block.
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ID: Buhl City Council Meeting NEXT Week! Be There!
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The Buhl city code currently states that you can’t fire your firearm in city limits unless you are a police officer acting in the line of duty. That’s fine except there is NO EXCEPTION made for citizens acting in self-defense.
The council is trying to claim that Idaho law will override their ordinance in a situation where someone used self-defense.
The problem isn’t that their ordinance would fail. The problem is that their ordinance, as written, violates state law! |
WA: SAF Sues City Of Seattle For Violating Public Records Act In Gun Tax Probe
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The Second Amendment Foundation filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the City of Seattle, alleging violation of the state Public Records Act for refusing to disclose revenue data related to the controversial “gun violence tax” that was rushed into law last yea
Joining in the lawsuit is Dave Workman, senior editor of TheGunMag.com, a national firearms publication owned and operated by SAF. Plaintiffs are represented by Seattle attorneys Steven Fogg and David Edwards with Corr, Cronin, Michelson, Baumgardner, Fogg & Moore. |
TX: Charges Dropped Against Texas Open Carrier Who Refused to ID
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In late February 2016 I was arrested along a stretch of a highway in Southlake, Texas for refusing to provide the proper permit to an officer of “the law” while open carrying my pistol. I was later charged with one count of “unlawful carrying of a weapon” which is a class A misdemeanor and carries up to two years in jail. Today i’m happy to report that all charges against me have been dismissed. |
Some bad news on the 2nd Amendment
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That got me thinking – and this might not sound good, but I know that truth isn’t always rosy… I believe the 2nd – as the FOUNDERS created it – has been dead for a long time.
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Think about it, there is no place in the country where the right to keep and bear arms is unrestricted by government “laws” or regulations. Even where it appears to be somewhat, or mostly unrestricted, it’s only for a narrow category of firearms. Since 1934, there have been a LOT of unconstitutional restrictions on the books, and I don’t think enough people are aware of them at all.
We take the pure constitutional view – that they have ZERO constitutional authority to create any gun control measures (laws, regulations, executive orders, rules, etc).
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IL: The Truth About Illinois’ Ammo Serial Numbering Scheme
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Do you like to hunt or shoot? If so, hang onto your wallet, because ammunition could soon become prohibitively expensive if some Democrat lawmakers get their way.
An Illinois state representative wants to impose a scheme that’s not only been proven to be a multi-million-dollar failure at solving crimes, but could also make ammunition unaffordable for honest citizens, while leaving criminals—who make millions dealing drugs, guns and (if this legislation is passed) ammunition—untouched.
And don’t just shrug if you don’t live in Illinois: As Fox News reports, similar bills are pending in at least 20 states. |
En Banc 3rd Circuit Supports Restored Gun Rights for Felons
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A razor's edge split the en banc Third Circuit Wednesday in supporting the right for felons to bear arms, fueling predictions of a Supreme Court battle.
The consolidated dates appeals of convicted felons Daniel Binderup and Julio Suarez produced five opinions, clocking in all together at 174 pages.
Binderup and Suarez persuaded the plurality that the nature and age of their convictions should exempt them from the prohibition on felons owning firearms, codified in Section 922(g)(1) of Title 18. |
Lightweight Chest Rigs For Carrying Rifle Ammunition
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Having experienced a few hunting situations that required fast shots on uncooperative four-legged targets—including firing an AR from a fast-angling helicopter on fleeing hogs—I can testify that having extra ammunition at the ready is more than just a convenience. Any hunter or home defender who has several spare loaded magazines in close proximity to the rifle and to his hands has, like his military counterpart, an advantage in minimizing the time and movements required to recharge a magazine-fed rifle.
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The battle over gun regulation returns to the election season
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On the campaign trail, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump recently referenced the increasing violence in Chicago, which reached an infamous milestone this summer: the most violent August the city has seen in 20 years.
Chicago Police Department reported 90 homicides, 384 shooting incidents and 472 shooting victims in August. Trump said in an Aug. 22 interview on Fox News that if police were “much tougher,” the problem could be solved in a week. Others, including the city’s archbishop, have suggested there’s a different way to combat the violence in Chicago and elsewhere. |
OK: The right to bear arms is fundamental
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Webster’s Dictionary defines a “monopoly” as something having “exclusive control or possession of a particular good, service, or market.” Sadly, this is what “gun-control” legislation creates – a “monopoly” for criminals and the corresponding increase in gun violence.
While “well-meaning” people on both sides of the aisle want to stop the shooting deaths on our streets, infringing on our Second Amendment rights has only caused the opposite. When you take firearms from the good guy (the law-abiding citizen) and give them to the bad guys (criminals), you give exclusive control to them by creating illegal gun traffic. |
NY: Butler endorsed by NYS Rifle and Pistol Association
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Assemblyman Marc Butler, R-Newport, has been endorsed by the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association, the official New York state affiliated organization with the National Rifle Association, in his re-election campaign for the 118th Assembly District.
Butler was endorsed for his stalwart support of Second Amendment rights, his work to protect outdoor and shooting sports and his firm support of Remington Arms, according to a news release. |
Judicial Appointments
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According to a source on the Senate Judiciary Committee, when Obama was elected, only the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers California and several other western states, was “blue,” meaning it had a majority of Democrat-appointed judges. Today, after nearly eight years of Obama, nine of the 13 circuits are blue, and after just four years of a Hillary Clinton administration, all 13 would likely be blue. |
The Henry 1000 Man Shoot to Benefit the NRA
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Less than one week after the 2016 Presidential election Henry Repeating Arms, one of the country’s leading firearms manufacturers, and the National Rifle Association will team up to waste no time in raising funds to continue their efforts to uphold the 2nd Amendment.
Firearms history will be made when 1,000 freedom-loving Americans join together to set a World Record by simultaneously firing 1,000 Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy Silver rifles at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix, Arizona on Monday, November 14th. |
CA: New proposals criticized
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In a state already known for some of the nation’s strictest gun controls, some San Jose officials are pushing the city to go further with a proposed law that would toughen requirements for securing firearms, reporting their theft and monitoring ammunition sales.
If approved by the City Council, the law would put San Jose among Sunnyvale, Oakland and San Francisco as cities that have adopted local gun control laws and drawn fire from gun-rights groups.
“I don’t want to wait for a massive tragedy,” said Councilman Ash Kalra, who proposed the gun safety ordinance along with Councilman Raul Peralez, a former police officer. “I want us to do something now to get illegal guns off the street.” |
Bloomberg Stuffs Bucks Into Maine And Nevada Ballot Initiatives
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As the Nov. 8 election draws nearer, the battle is heating up for the votes of Nevada and Maine residents concerning restrictive anti-gun ballot initiatives being considered in both states.
In Nevada, gun-control advocates are pushing Question 1, an initiative that would punish law-abiding gun owners but have no effect on criminals or violent crime. A “yes” vote on Question 1 supports requiring all firearm transfers to take place through the agency of a licensed dealer, with both parties present and a background check conducted. Note that this applies to all transfers, not just sales—meaning a Nevada resident wouldn’t be able to gift a treasured heirloom gun to a child without getting an FFL holder involved. |
ME: NRA Launches Ad in Opposition of Question 3 in Maine
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The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) today launched a new radio ad in opposition to the Question 3 ballot initiative in Maine.
The 60-second ad highlights the numerous problems with the gun control initiative bankrolled by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. The ad is part of the NRA’s comprehensive grassroots campaign to defeat Question 3 and is scheduled to run on radio throughout the state beginning this week. |
Cambodia: Cambodia offers the U.S. advice on gun control
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A recent article published by Voice of America Khmer holds that Cambodians are “shocked” at mass killings in the United States, and have some words of wisdom.
“What Cambodians find difficult to understand is why America – the most powerful and wealthiest country in the world – is unable to solve its own gun problems, and the mass shootings that occur with devastating regularity,” opens the piece, without noting that the homicide rate in the U.S. has been trending downward for decades and the 2014 statistics, the latest currently available, show the lowest murder rate recorded since 1963.
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ME: Say “yes” to background checks
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Across the United States, poll after poll shows strong support by American citizens for expanding background checks for gun purchases. At the statewide general election on Nov. 8, Maine voters will have a chance to weigh in on just such a proposal.
Question 3 on the referendum ballot will ask whether Maine should require background checks prior to the sale or transfer of firearms between individuals not licensed as firearms dealers. Exceptions would be made for transfers between family members, transfers while the parties involved are hunting or sport shooting, transfers for emergency self-defense and transfers of antique firearms or firearms that are curios or relics. |
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