Virginia Wants To Make Firearms/Martial Arts Training Illegal
Posted by Brian in News on 30/Nov/2019 16:00
From The Captain's Journal:
This is a remarkable development. One refreshing thing is that the masks have all come off now. With control of the Senate, House and Governor's mansion, the controllers want you to know where they stand and are willing to say so out loud and in the clearest possible terms.
civil rights, democrats, First Amendment, freedom of association, gun control, gun rights, martial arts, rulers, second amendment, self-defense, Training, tyranny, virginia
ATF Drops Case Because of Non Existent Rule
From Cam and Company:
AR, ATF, bearing arms, bureaucracy, california, cam and company, cam edwards, Department of Justice, doj, gun control, gun rights, Law, receiver, regulation, second amendment, townhall, video
Modern .30-30 Rifle
From The Truth About Guns:
Where the XLR brought longer ranges to the venerable .30-30 Win cartridge, the newest version of the 336, Marlin's 336 Dark, combines brush-gun ballistics with modern optics and suppressor mounting hardware.
One of the most distinctive features of the Dark series is its furniture. Both the buttstock and fore stock are black, with a textured paint finish applied to them.
30-30, lever action, lever gun, marlin, marlin 336, rifle
California Gun Laws Still Don't Work
From Reason:
California has the gun laws that restrictionists say they want. Universal background checks? Yes, indeed. "Assault weapon" ban? Through tighter and tighter iterations, you bet. Registration? Uh huh. Red flag law to strip guns from the hands of maybe, potentially dangerous people? For several years now, and toughened just last month.
These are dream laws for anti-gunners around the country, and yet they didn't stop Nathaniel Berhow from murdering two people and injuring three others before shooting himself at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California, earlier this month. Instead of being stymied by legal restrictions, the killer worked around them.
california, californistan, civil rights, gun control, gun laws, gun restrictions, gun rights, mass shootings, second amendment
Virginia Gun Owners Prepare To Disobey
From MSN:
In the past two weeks, county governments from the central Piedmont to the Appalachian Southwest — Charlotte, Campbell, Carroll, Appomattox, Patrick, Dinwiddie, Pittsylvania, Lee and Giles — have approved resolutions that defy Richmond to come take their guns.
civil rights, culture divide, culture war, gun control, gun rights, gun sanctuary, rural, sanctuary county, urban, virginia
Free Speech On Campus
From No Safe Spaces:
adam carolla, campus, college, dennis prager, free speech, no safe spaces, video
NZ Woman Hunter Gets Death Threats
From The Daily Wire:
An avid huntress from Wanaka, New Zealand says she's been getting death threats after posting a series of risqué photos of some of her successful hunts — criticism she says fails to take into account that her family eats the animals she kills in part as an attempt to avoid promoting factory farms.
deer, health, hunting, locavore, new zealand, pigs, social media, women
Teachers Explain Why They're Armed
From The Washington Free Beacon:
"It was actually a real, deep emotional time when they asked me," Michael told the Free Beacon. "It took me probably over six months to decide to because it's an intense thing, but the thing that ultimately decided is I want the kids to have a chance and I want to have a chance. If I'm going to throw myself out there anyways, I would like to have something to have a chance to shoot back. Did I ever want to? You know you never want to, but you want to be able to."
armed teachers, children, school, school shootings, self protection, self-defense
WhiskeyWarrior556 And Red Flag Laws
From American Thinker:
On Friday, police showed up to a young man's workplace and tried to arrest him over social media posts reported to them by an old army buddy of the 28-year-old Afghanistan veteran.
militarization of police, new york, new york state, police, putnam county, red flag, swat, whiskeywarrior556
Why 223 Wylde?
From Ammo To Go:
223 Wylde is a hybrid rifle chamber that allows you to shoot both .223 and 5.56×45 ammo from the firearm safely. Technically speaking, a 223 Wylde rifle has identical chamber angling as a 5.56×45 rifle but also brings a .2240 freebore diameter. Freebore is the space between a rifle's chamber and the rifling in the barrel. Tighter freebore size in a 223 Wylde rifle allows you to shoot .223 ammo with relatively strong accuracy from it than a 5.56×45 rifle.
.223 remington, .223 Wylde, 5.56, 5.56 nato, AR, rifle
Police Can't Force Your Password
From EFF:
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a forceful opinion today holding that the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects individuals from being forced to disclose the passcode to their devices to the police. In a 4-3 decision in Commonwealth v. Davis, the court found that disclosing a password is "testimony" protected by the Fifth Amendment's privilege against self-incrimination.
eff, electronic frontier foundation, fifth amendment, password, pennsylvania, self incrimination, technology
2nd Amendment Sanctuary Movement
The phrase "Second Amendment sanctuary" is an umbrella term used to describe a jurisdiction that passes a resolution declaring that restrictive gun control laws another legislative body passes are unconstitutional and will not be enforced there. The concept is an adaptation of the immigration "sanctuary city" movement, in which some cities and counties (and now whole states) generally decline to ask residents about their immigration status or assist the federal government in enforcing immigration laws. The resolutions can vary, but generally, Second Amendment sanctuaries refuse to dedicate resources to enforcing things like "red flag" laws and bans on certain weapons.
civil rights, federalism, gun control, gun rights, gun sanctuary, second amendment
Stop Using Credit Cards To Buy Guns
Rep. Jennifer Wexton's (D–Va.) "Gun Violence Prevention Through Financial Intelligence Act" would require the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to "request information from financial institutions for the purpose of developing an advisory about the identification and reporting of suspicious activity." The bill's aim is to identify a consistent purchasing pattern among people who buy firearms and firearm accessories in order to conduct "lone wolf acts of terror" and expose how the firearms market in the United States is exploited by would-be mass shooters.
banks, civil rights, commerce, credit cards, financial industry, gun control, gun industry, gun rights
Kentucky To Consider Red Flag Laws
From NRA-ILA:
On Friday, November 22nd, the Kentucky state Interim Joint Committee on Judiciary will consider so called "red-flag laws." Though no legislation has been introduced, such laws usually allow for Second Amendment rights to be suspended and firearms seized without due process. Please contact leadership of the General Assembly, as well as the committee, and urge them to oppose these firearm confiscation schemes.
civil rights, due process, fourth amendment, gun control, gun rights, kentucky, NRA, nra-ila, red flag laws, second amendment
Stag Arms Moves To Wyoming From Connecticut
Stag's Board of Directors today announced that Chad Larsen has been appointed Stag's President effective immediately. The Company also announced that it will be relocating to Cheyenne, WY, by the end of the year. In June, the Company disclosed its decision to move from Stag's former headquarters in New Britain, CT, and accordingly initiated a national search for a new location.
connecticut, federalism, firearms, gun control, gun industry, stag arms, wyoming
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