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An NRA Insider Tells All
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For the past few years, pretty much everyone outside the group has been wondering what the heck is going on with the National Rifle Association. It’s a major presence in American politics with millions of members who vote and a decent amount of money, and it played a big role in electing Donald Trump president. Lately, however, the organization has been in the news mainly for its crazy internal politics and alleged financial mismanagement.
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No Shortage of Ammo in Canada
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America is currently experiencing one of the worst ammo shortages in living memory. You could literally trade someone their kidney for a box of 50-rounds of steel cased 9mm. It’s that ridiculous. I decided to see if Canada was also experiencing an ammo shortage. On August 5, 2020, I visited two Canadian stores that sell ammo in Brockville, Ontario, Canada. The first was a Canadian Tire, which is basically the Canadian equivalent of Walmart. |
MI: Board delays final decision on gun ban at Michigan Capitol
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A board that oversees Michigan’s Capitol building on Monday put off making a final decision about whether to ban guns there, more than four months after armed protesters opposed to the governor’s coronavirus shutdowns entered the building.
The Michigan State Capitol Commission voted against two motions to ban all long guns and the open carrying of any gun at the Capitol, with commissioners saying they want to meet with lawmakers to discuss funding for enforcement before making a final decision. Both motions would allow law enforcement to still carry weapons.
In April, a number of protesters carrying guns took part in a protest at the Capitol against Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for closing down businesses due to COVID-19 concerns. |
Demand for Guns Overwhelming FBI Background Check System
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The current demand for guns in America is so great that the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Checks System (NICS) is giving a higher number of delays and, in many cases, allowing the sale to be completed because time for the check expires.
A NICS check is designed to take only minutes, ideally being “instant.” However, there are cases where the FBI reviewers do not immediately find the records they need so they have an option to delay the check, giving reviewers three business days to complete it. If, after three days, they still have not found incriminating records on the would-be buyer, the sale is allowed to proceed.
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One of Gun-Control’s Biggest Lies Exposed
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In a recent opinion article, William McGurn, a member of The Wall Street Journal editorial board, tells us he just got a permit, in New Jersey, for a gun. He then asks what so many first-time buyers are asking this year: “Do other Americans buying guns for the first time find it as grating as I do to learn that we need government permission to exercise a constitutional right?” |
WA: Appeals Court Shoots Down Challenge to Jefferson Gun-Range Law
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Jefferson County’s 2018 law regulating commercial shooting ranges is a valid exercise of the county’s police power and does not violate state or federal constitutional rights to bear arms, according to a state Court of Appeals opinion. In November 2018, after the county adopted rules governing the permitted operation of shooting ranges in unincorporated areas, Sequim resident Joe D’Amico’s Fort Discovery Corp. and three other plaintiffs sought to invalidate the new rules by suing the county in Clallam County Superior Court. |
WA: GRPC Moves Online, Virtual Registration Available
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The annual Gun Rights Policy Conference moves to the world wide web this year, offering virtual attendance due to COVID-19. The gathering will still boast a stellar list of speakers but, unlike previous years, will not require participants to travel to attend. This marks the first time in 35 years the event hasn't been hosted in-person. Last year, the GRPC was held in Phoenix, Arizona with the largest attendance in conference history. Second Amendment Foundation founder and Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb said the move to digital will hopefully open the door to an even larger audience in 2020.
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Virginia: Fairfax County Considering Gun Ban Today
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Today, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors will consider banning firearms in certain public locations. Second Amendment supporters are encouraged to OPPOSE the proposed “An Ordinance Amending Chapter 6 of the Fairfax County Code, Relating to Weapons.” The meeting may be viewed by live stream online, and public comments may be submitted live over the phone. Click here for information on attending the meeting in person, viewing the meeting, or submitting live comments.
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OH: Gun Laws- Recent Resident Questions Draw Answers From Butler County Departments
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Recent resident questions about use of force by gun owners on their own property and in public prompted police to explain more about the laws. A man with a CCW permit, for example, came to the Middletown police station recently to ask about his rights to self-defense if he was at political rallies with a firearm and protesters became heated, and a man raised some concern when he walked a child to a school bus stop with a rifle strapped to his back, according to Major Eric Crank.
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J. Pierce Shields Joins FPC as its National Director of Advancement
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Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced today that Mr. J. Pierce Shields has joined the FPC Team as its National Director of Advancement. In that role, Shields will lead the organization’s new Office of Advancement, established to support and grow the organization’s liberty and freedom-focused programs, which include litigation, research, policy, grassroots, education, outreach, and others.
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Confessions of a New Gun Owner
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A few years back, I asked a former colleague whom I knew to be pro-Second Amendment philosophically if he owned a gun. He answered no, and then asked if I had one. I said I wouldn’t know what to write down as my reason for wanting one.
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But our family’s decision to buy a gun has introduced us to the side of the NRA more Americans see: the education side. The NRA has courses, online and in person, for almost everything. The NRA instructor my wife and I engaged, Billy De Almedia, was firm, professional and patient.e, “Write down, ‘Because I don’t trust the government.’ ” |
00 Buck Ammo: 00 Buck Explained
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00 buck, or double-aught buckshot (commonly mistaken as double ought buck), is probably the most famous type of shotgun ammo of all time. Even people unfamiliar with firearms know of it from movies and television. This ammo type, as the name implies, is for hunting deer and large game. In terms of 00 buckshot size, they are .330 inch in diameter and are the most commonly used size. |
Handgun Ammo Choices for Zombies
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We may not yet be in a full-blown zombie epidemic, but if you were to visit California or New York, you might think it was. There is even a gun writer physician down here in the Mississippi Delta who thinks it might be coming soon. Of course, he works in the emergency room of a local hospital, so there’s no wonder he is a gun writer on the side. For purposes here, we’ll define a zombie as one of those drug-crazed, blown-out-minded derelicts high on PCP, uppers, downers, coke (not the drink) or whatever, whom you can see virtually anywhere these days on the inner city streets, downtown Seattle, or outside the fancy restaurants in San Francisco. |
Scope Review: Leupold VX-3i CDS-ZL
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While the VX-3i family of riflescopes is not new, what makes these optics especially fresh and interesting is the company’s Custom Dial System now with ZeroLock. There are four models in the VX-3i CDS-ZL series, including two magnifications, 3.5-10x and 4.5-14x, along with two reticle options -- the Duplex or Windplex. According to Leupold’s website, these Gold Ring scopes feature a “Twilight Max Light Management System, which provides maximum brightness in all colors and intensifies contrast across the entire field of view.” |
Coming This Weekend Online: 35th Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference
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For the first time in its history, the annual Gun Rights Policy Conference—hosted jointly by the Second Amendment Foundation and Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms—will convene entirely online this Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 19-20, with more than 120 speakers, making it the biggest agenda in the event’s 35-year run.
According to Alan Gottlieb, SAF founder and executive vice president, more than 2,200 people have pre-registered for the conference. It will be presented on several different platforms.
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Smith & WessonM&p9 M2.0 Compact Now Optics-Ready
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While optic-ready handguns have been the trend in recent years, the use of optics for personal defense has become increasingly popular. To meet the demand of such customers, Smith & Wesson has added new optics-ready variants to its M&P9 M2.0 4” Compact lineup. Available with and without a thumb safety, the M&P9 M2.0 4” Compact Optics Ready models feature a slide cut with seven included mounting plates, tall white-dot front and rear sights and enlarged forward serrations, in addition to the standard features of the M&P9 M2.0 4” Compact. The 9mm pistols ship with two 15-round magazines. |
MI: Michigan's Small Game Hunting Season is Open
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Cooler weather and fall colors means there’s an abundance of small game hunting opportunities in Michigan. And all you need to get started is a DNR base hunting license. Squirrel (fox and gray), rabbit, hare and ruffed grouse hunting all open today, Sept. 15. Woodcock hunters can join the hunt when the season opens Sept. 19. |
City of Louisville Agrees to Pay Millions to Breonna Taylor’s Family
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The city of Louisville, Kentucky, has agreed to pay millions of dollars in compensation to the family of Breonna Taylor.
Twenty-six-year-old Taylor was fatally shot during a March 13, 2020, police raid on her apartment. The New York Times reports police had a warrant and “used a battering ram to enter the apartment,” believing that “two men…were selling drugs out of a house that was far from Ms. Taylor’s home.”
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