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MI: Lansing lawmakers consider ghost gun, bump stock bans under backlash from 2A advocates
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Lansing lawmakers are looking at a series of bills that restrict firearms, with emphasis on bump stocks and ghost guns.
Rick Ector from the group Legally Armed in Detroit, is not so sure more laws which he says impact regular citizens - and not criminals, is the answer.
"Putting more gun laws to restrict and impair the rights of ordinary law-abiding citizens who’ve done nothing wrong, if it’s a non-solution - it doesn’t solve anything," he said.
Pastor Barry Randolph of the Church of the Messiah Detroit disagrees.
"We’re not talking about taking away people‘s right to bear arms," he said. "We’re just talking about taking away people‘s right to commit murder." |
Maine Gun Control Advocates seek ‘Ghost Gun’ Ban
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Maine gun control proponents are pushing for a ban on so-called “ghost guns,” but a report at WGME News in Portland suggests anti-gunners actually are not certain why they think such firearms—built from parts and kits—are more dangerous than stolen or illicitly-acquired commercially-produced firearms in the hands of criminals.
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36 Reasons Why Guns Can't Be Banned for Americans
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The gun culture in the US is widely recognized. However, for a long time, there have been mixed opinions regarding gun ownership in America. While some Americans believe that allowing people to own guns has increased crimes and violence, others feel that firearms are required to protect themselves and their families from such unpredictable situations. Most Americans are adamant about not giving up their guns for various reasons. We have listed some of them below. Take a look! |
2024 Holiday Gift Guide, Now with Last Minute Gifts!
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Our 2024 Holiday Gift Guide has something for everyone on your list. With ideas for every budget and gun-related interest, Guns.com has your back. Plus, we're offering free shipping on firearms from Friday, Dec. 13 through Sunday, Dec. 15, which is also the last day to order a gun for delivery by Christmas. Grab that list and get started!
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Biden Still Fighting for Gun Restrictions As Political Finale Looms
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As President Joe Biden’s political career approaches its denouement, gun control still remains high on his wish list, and the weekend saw him observe the 12th anniversary of the carnage at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., by calling on Congress to “do more.”
In a 482-word statement issued by the White House, Biden declared, “We need universal background checks, red flag laws, safe storage requirements, and a ban on assault weapons like the one used at Sandy Hook.”
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NJ, MN Attorneys General Sue Glock Over After-Market Modifications
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Attorneys General in New Jersey and Minnesota have filed lawsuits in state courts in their respective states against Glock, Inc and Glock Ges.m.b.H., alleging the firearms manufacturer knowingly produces, distributes and sells semi-automatic pistols which can be “easily” converted to fire fully automatically with the installation of an illegal device generically known as a “Glock switch.” |
House Democrat Pushes for ‘Action Now’ on ‘Ghost Guns’
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Rep. Hillary Scholten (D-MI) is calling for “action now” against the type of firearms that Democrats refer to as “ghost guns.”
Such firearms are typically made from a parts kit–often an 80 percent kit–but some of the parts can be and sometimes are made on a 3D printer. Assembling such firearms requires considerable familiarity with the gun in view, as well as repeated visits to the gunsmith to get the firearm to a place where it operates dependably. |
Buckshot Breakdown: From Coyotes to Self-Defense, It Gets the Job Done
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If you’ve ever wondered why buckshot has remained one of the most versatile and reliable types of ammunition for both hunting and self-defense, you’re in the right place. From taking down predators like coyotes to providing peace of mind for home defense, buckshot continues to be a popular choice. But what exactly makes buckshot so effective? Let’s dive into the details and explore how this age-old ammunition remains a modern favorite for various scenarios. |
Michigan Democrats Abusing Second Amendment
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While most of the nation is focused on how the recent election has changed the balance of power in Congress and who will lead various federal agencies under a second Trump presidency, the profound effect the election had at the state and local levels should not go unnoticed.
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| "Let us contemplate our forefathers, and posterity, and resolve to maintain the rights bequeathed to us from the former, for the sake of the latter. The necessity of the times, more than ever, calls for our utmost circumspection, deliberation, fortitude, and perseverance. Let us remember that `if we suffer tamely a lawless attack upon our liberty, we encourage it, and involve others in our doom.' It is a very serious consideration...that millions yet unborn may be the miserable sharers of the event." --Samuel Adams, speech in Boston, 1771 |
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