Second Amendment News Roundup for 1/6/2010

Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:

David Codrea alerts us to some honest advice from experts--get a gun to protect yourself from criminal violence.

Kurt Hofmann reports that now even the police chiefs in California are questioning the value of firearms 'microstamping.'

Vanderboegh follows-up on the highly riveting 'When to Shoot the Colonels.'

Western Rifle Shooters Association has a most interesting read entitled, 'Overestimationalism.' It seems that quite a few in government are overplaying their hand.

Conservative Libertarian Outpost issues a red alert concerning H.R. 45--Obama's attempt to register and disarm citizens.

Brigid has interesting reading today in a segment 'from the road' on the subject of snakes and guns.

Gun Nuts provides the wrap-up and downloads from last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.

Tam reports that someone took a licking over a 2nd amendment issue at a public forum. Take a look.

Alphecca says that MSNBC, that joke of a 'news' network, has called for the NBA to ban players from owning guns.

Days of our Trailers explains why he joined the NRA.

GunRights4US notes that the anti-gun bigots claim that too many concealed carry licenses lead to Wild West behavior.

Pax Parabellum says a picture is worth a thousand words.

John Jacob H blogs on the Rhino-Medusa and wonders if it is the perfect 21st century revolver.

Nicki shows us a repugnant example of terrorism as our troops continue to engage on the front lines of the battle.

The Rustmeister notes that 'there sure are a lot of Democrat Congresscritters retiring these days.'

Walls of the City reports the enraging news that the anti-gun newspaper Commercial Appeal is now blackballing certain politicians.

Say Uncle points to a discussion of inexpensive entry-level semiautomatic handguns.

The Stiletto has a must-read on Barack Obama and his reported sleep deprivation. So THAT explains it!