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Glock Makes Significant Donation to Second Amendment Foundation
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"The Second Amendment Foundation today announced that Glock, Inc. has donated and pledged significant financial support to SAF's on-going litigation efforts in defense of firearms civil rights."
"SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb made the announcement, noting that Glock has now become the largest corporate contributor to the foundation, in recognition of the important legal efforts SAF has mounted and will continue to pursue." ... |
FBI adds ‘preppers’ to potential terrorists list
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..."Essentially, the government is conflating Americans who believe in being prepared for disruptions in normal circumstances with potential domestic enemies who bear scrutiny, and are recruiting those they patronize to spy and snitch on their customers. As potential terrorists. For such suspicious activities as buying storable food. And paying in legal tender." ... |
Rioting in London is the USA Prepared (video available)
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"Over the past couple of days people have watched as London has been ripped apart by rioters."
"While we are used to seeing so called 'third-world' countries riot (i.e., Egypt), we are not used to seeing large scale riots in more developed areas."
"It’s important that we explain to the non-believers riots still happen, and have happened many times." ... |
It's long past time to end "gun free" policies on U.S. military bases
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... "Sadly, we live in a society that is willing to throw away 2nd Amendment rights based on the government’s promise of security."
"Ironically, even the citizens we send off to war are disarmed when they return from overseas duty. A policy that army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan exploited when he killed 13 soldiers during a terrorist attack at Ft. Hood, Texas. Nidal knew his intended victims were unarmed, and used that fact to assure a high death toll."
"In the aftermath of Hasan's terrorist attack, the American people were outraged and demanded that military leaders take action to protect our military service members. To that end, the military leaders ... tried to further restrict the 2nd Amendment rights of active duty soldiers." ... |
Gun Review: Smith & Wesson BODYGUARD 38 and BODYGUARD 380
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"Thanks to the enormous surge in concealed carry weapon licenses, the Smith & Wesson BODYGUARD series is a major league hit. Springfield’s diminutive .38 caliber revolver and .380 semi-automatic pistol have been selling like ballistic hotcakes. With Smith’s factories running full out, supplies of both guns are finally easing. You can now head down to your local gun dealer confident that you can get a BODYGUARD faster than a freshly-minted Republican presidential candidate. Ah, but should you?" ... |
Kahr Arms/Magnum Research Offer Israeli-Made IWI Classic Desert Eagle
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"First, the good news. After years of selling less-than-stellar American-made Desert Eagles, Magnum Research is once again selling Israeli-manufactured 'IWI Classic Desert Eagles.' The limited run of Israel Military Industries (IMI).44 Magnum and .50 cal semi-automatic pistols follows Kahr’s June 2010 purchase of the Eagle’s U.S. distributor cum licensee. The new/old Eagle signals [we hope] the end of 16 years of American mal-production. 'The limited production IWI manufactured Desert Eagle Pistols will utilize the original two-piece barrel design, and original 'claw type' safeties,' Kahr/Magnum press release reveals. And that, slash fans, is the bad news . . ." ... |
Don’t Leave Home Without it: Insight Technology HX Series Flashlights
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"I’ve worked with, tested, and carried the HX120 (above). The flashlight’s strobe function will put James Guthrie into deer in the headlights mode. The max brightness setting is angry enough to leave spots on your vision even at high-noon. The momentary activation function is easily operable in any of the main flashlight holds from the various schools of light ‘em up and put ‘em down. And I’m not getting any kickback when I tell you that Insight Technology has a rebate program on HX series purchases from now through the end of the calendar year. ... Press release and full details after the jump . . ." ... |
World’s First Rimless Revolver (Or Not): Charter Arms Pit Bull
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"When TTAG reviewed the Charter Arms Undercover .38, we were less than impressed with the revolver’s build quality. Our experience with the Target Mag Pug left us a tad concerned about the gun’s accuracy. The review of the Chic Lady was, uh, fraught. For some reason, Charter Arms hasn’t been beating down our metaphorical door to send us testing and evaluation samples. Let’s hope they don’t read this post, ’cause I’d love to get my mitts on their new Rimless Revolver. Or one of their don’t-tell-anyone-that-Son-of-Sam-made-this-gun-famous .44 Bulldogs. In fact, Charter Arms’ new $465 (msrp) Pit Bull is built on the same frame as their .44 Special. First, the basics . . ." |
Learning the Lingo: Translating “Common Sense” Gun Terms
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"Courtesy of mygunculture.com, we offer a handy dandy anti-gun terminology guide as a public service and a follow-on to James Felix’s earlier yeoman efforts. If we crowd source this enough, we’ll have something to interest legit publishers soon. Make the jump for your morning lulz." ... |
AZ: Empty-handed Arizona man beaten by would-be thieves
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" A 23-year-old Mesa man was severely beaten by three men after he didn’t have anything valuable to steal, police say."
"Rocky Goff was walking in a desert area near Mesa’s Skyline High School on Monday night when the three men approached him ..."
"One of the robbers demanded Goff’s cell phone and wallet. When Goff told them he didn’t have either, Berry says the men beat him." ... |
Adding Insult To Injury
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... "I don’t want to get off on a rant here (again with apologies to Dennis Miller) but there was no 'particular' victim? Just 'society in general.'"
"This has been one of the major arguments for gun control all along, the 'societal cost.' Does it surprise anyone at all that the current DoJ, led by the incompetent Eric Holder, would attempt to use this case for political gain? Especially when they’re under such fire already."
"I hate to tell you this Mr. Burke, but the 'particular' victim in this case is Brian Terry. Dead, you see. Someone shot him you twit. His family are proximate victims because, well, their son is dead." ... |
Senator John Cornyn Now Demanding Answers From Eric Holder
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"First there was Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) in his lonely quest to get answers from Attorney General Eric Holder about Project Gunwalker. Then Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) got on board and through his chairmanship of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee held hearings. Now Senator John Cornyn (R-TX), a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and Chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, is asking questions of Eric Holder as it appears Texas had its own version of Operation Fast and Furious." ... |
MI: Signs only keep out honest people
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"Re: Joel E. Fulton's letter to the county fair board, signs at the entrances, no weapons."
"I would like to add my opinion as well."
"If you are going to post 'No weapons' signs to keep out the honest people (who are merely exercising their Second Amendment rights) you should install metal detectors to keep out the dishonest people ..." ... |
FL: Would repeal of Martin's firearms laws allow target shooting in large backyards?
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"The impending elimination of Martin County's ban on discharging a firearm within 300 yards of a building could set the stage for a test case about whether a homeowner may legally shoot a gun in the privacy of their backyard, officials said."
"Since backyards are legally considered private, the state law against discharging a firearm in public would not apply, officials said. But sheriff's deputies and state prosecutors could rely on the state laws against culpable negligence, assault and improper exhibition of firearms to make a cause against a homeowner who shoots a gun in their backyard." ... |
IL: This guy's a real straight shooter
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"William Thorpe is a straight shooter."
"No, really, the Millstadt resident recently cinched a first-place award for best pistol shooting at the Illinois Army National Guard Adjutant General's combat rifle and pistol competition in Marseilles."
"Thorpe, 35, has been shooting for 12 years. A sheet metal worker in Caseyville, he's a staff sergeant in the National Guard."
"We shot him these questions about what it takes to be a good shooter." ... |
ME: Judge: Illegal gun ownership indictment stands after appeal
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"A U.S. District Court judge has denied a Corinna man's second attempt to dismiss a federal illegal gun possession indictment."
"Chief U.S. District Judge John A. Woodcock Jr. issued the decision ... upholding the indictment, which charged that Goodrich illegally possessed a gun because he had been committed to a mental institution in the past. ..." ...
"At Acadia [Hospital], Dr. Pongsak Huangthaisong treated Goodrich and issued a letter May 8, 2006, stating that 'it is our determination that he (Goodrich) is able to maintain his safety and utilize good judgment and may have possession of his firearms again.' However, Woodcoock later dicounted the doctor's letter, as it didn't address the legality of gun ownership." ... |
WI: Would concealed carry have helped or hurt at State Fair?
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"I heard a report on the Wisconsin Radio Network on Wednesday and thought it worth recapping."
"While at a Washington, D.C., forum on guns on campus, state Rep. Evan Wynn, a freshman Republican from Whitewater, praised Wisconsin's recent passage of concealed carry but suggested it didn’t go far enough. He believes students on college campuses have a Second Amendment right to defend themselves. ..."
"What interested me even more, however, were Wynn’s comments about the violence last week on opening night of the Wisconsin State Fair." ... |
UK: 3 killed by car defending gas station in Manchester
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"Three men have been run over and killed as they protected property in a second night of violence in Birmingham."
"The men aged 31, 30 and 21 were hit by a car in Winson Green. They were taken to City Hospital ..."
"Witnesses said the men were in a group protecting their community after riot police were called into the city."
"Police have arrested a 32-year-old man who is being questioned on suspicion of murder following the deaths." ... |
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