Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
David Codrea has the must-read of the day on MSNBC's spreading lies and hysteria over a citizen carrying a gun at a townhall meeting.
Brigid blogs on hunting today, and it seems the focus is whitetail deer.
Gun Nuts provides the wrap-up and downloads for last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Say Uncle posts the news that the National Park Service classifies traditional ammo as a 'health threat.'
Mr. Completely is heading out to do some world-class shooting at the World Steel Challenge Championships in California.
CarTeachO has a great review and comparison of the Glock 30 in .45acp.
Sebastian blogs on 'the state police and the Pittsburgh Steelers gun play.'
Gun Pundit points to yet another politician who is nothing more than a rank gun-grabber.
From Vanderboegh: 'The Three Percent Go to School.'
Dustin's Gun Blog has news on Alan Gura's lawsuit on the question of bearing arms.
Walls of the City reports a 'minor revelation' concerning those who oppose firearms rights.
Texas Fred reports that the number of militia groups is on the rise.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 7/10/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
David Codrea says that a terrible new ammunition law should show gun owners the importance of acting locally.
John Logenecker has a reminder for the powers-that-be: fighting the law-abiding doesn't fight crime.
Howard Nemerov of Austin Gun Rights Examiner asks a vital question that MUST be seriously considered: how well does government protect us?
Seattle Gun Rights Examiner posts the intriguing news story of a 3-year-old unsolved murder of 2 women who were shot in the head, but so far, no suspects, and no gun.
Around O-Town issues 'a strong warning to any and all would-be invaders.' Take a look.
Way Up North provides a MUST-read on the late-breaking news concerning Governor Sarah Palin and the Second Amendment.
Traction Control has a great post with photos on the Tactilite .50 BMG AR-15.
Say Uncle reports news on gun rights in public housing.
Mr. Completely updates us on the upcoming Gun Bloggers Rendezvous, including the donation of a new Hi Point 9mm. Carbine.
And now, we interrupt this program for a 'paid political announcement.' Ladies and gentlemen, Notoriously Conservative presents the distinguished Senator from Minnesota, Al Franken.
Walls of the City posts essential reading entitled, 'Fear for the Future.'
Sebastian says that the infamous American Hunters and Shooters Association is making a bad bet.
Robb Allen notes that a longtime easy source of weapons for criminals is none other than the police!
Breda reports good news concerning the gunowner and guest on the Gun Nuts Radio program who was charged with concealed carry violations.
Squeaks fired off an email of complaint to the NRA over their apparent failure at marketing and customer service.
Standing By presents a highly thought-provoking read entitled, 'Of Government and Being Conservative.'
In case you missed it, The Ol' Broad has the pic of the new car Obama and his minions want all of America to begin driving. It's called 'The Barry.' lol
David Codrea says that a terrible new ammunition law should show gun owners the importance of acting locally.
John Logenecker has a reminder for the powers-that-be: fighting the law-abiding doesn't fight crime.
Howard Nemerov of Austin Gun Rights Examiner asks a vital question that MUST be seriously considered: how well does government protect us?
Seattle Gun Rights Examiner posts the intriguing news story of a 3-year-old unsolved murder of 2 women who were shot in the head, but so far, no suspects, and no gun.
Around O-Town issues 'a strong warning to any and all would-be invaders.' Take a look.
Way Up North provides a MUST-read on the late-breaking news concerning Governor Sarah Palin and the Second Amendment.
Traction Control has a great post with photos on the Tactilite .50 BMG AR-15.
Say Uncle reports news on gun rights in public housing.
Mr. Completely updates us on the upcoming Gun Bloggers Rendezvous, including the donation of a new Hi Point 9mm. Carbine.
And now, we interrupt this program for a 'paid political announcement.' Ladies and gentlemen, Notoriously Conservative presents the distinguished Senator from Minnesota, Al Franken.
Walls of the City posts essential reading entitled, 'Fear for the Future.'
Sebastian says that the infamous American Hunters and Shooters Association is making a bad bet.
Robb Allen notes that a longtime easy source of weapons for criminals is none other than the police!
Breda reports good news concerning the gunowner and guest on the Gun Nuts Radio program who was charged with concealed carry violations.
Squeaks fired off an email of complaint to the NRA over their apparent failure at marketing and customer service.
Standing By presents a highly thought-provoking read entitled, 'Of Government and Being Conservative.'
In case you missed it, The Ol' Broad has the pic of the new car Obama and his minions want all of America to begin driving. It's called 'The Barry.' lol
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 2/12/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
The Rustmeister says that the Memphis Commercial Appeal likens handgun permit holders to hate crimes and felons. This is the newspaper that recently published the names of citizens who hold concealed handgun permits.
Walls of the City has a follow-up to his post on the letter he sent to the Commercial Appeal protesting the publishing of the names of citizens with concealed carry permits.
Squeaks posts the letter she wrote to the Commercial Appeal to protest their actions. Good for her!
Notoriously Conservative posts a must-read on Obama's career path to the White House. Read it all.
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast has the latest news on the bill in Arkansas that will allow concealed handguns in church.
Insight on Freedom provides a riveting article on the number of states seeking to regain their sovereign power from the U.S. Government!
Say Uncle reports some good news on Open Carry in Virginia.
Armed and Safe says that open carry is on the march in a number of states. Good news!
David Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner covers the latest from Len Savage and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, as well as a move to attack Montana's laws allowing self-defense. Essential reading!
Tam provides another must-read from Economics 101. Government doesn't produce a thing!
Breda posts 'Gunblogger Girl-Gear.'
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight points to an 'intriguing' article, to say the least, on 'recruiting suicide bombers.'
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner--'Unregistered Ammunition and the Push for "Ammunition Accountability."' Essential reading!
JR blogs on a charitable foundation started by the Texas State Rifle Association, and there is a fundraiser coming up soon. Take a look!
Blogstitution comments on the secret run on the banks that occurred back in September, resulting in the withdrawal of 550 billion dollars in an hour.
Free in Idaho points out that historically recessions end before any government action to end them takes effect...meaning that all of the frenzy of activity by the federal government is basically useless, except in FDR's case, to PROLONG the problem.
Mike McCarville reports that 17 Oklahoma counties are in a state of emergency due to the unusual February outbreak of tornadoes on Tuesday.
Kharma Futures provides important reading entitled, 'Permits and Tyranny--Assault on Liberty.' Read it all.
Looks like the Maddened Fowl has been doing an admirable job signing up new NRA members!
Gun Pundit reports bad news out of Mexico that could spill over our border.
Pax Parabellum posts a follow-up to my story this morning on the rumors in Washington that Rahm Emanuel has some tax problems. He has links to some updates as well. If the rumor is true, well, more of the same. If it is not true, then the truth will come out.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a good read on Glenn Reynold's thoughts on revolution.
Sipsy Street Irregulars points to the new McCarthyism aimed at gun owners.
Traction Control has 'Tax Break, Democrat Style.'
Michelle Malkin links to all 1400 pages of the stimulus bill and provides details of the pork.
Ann Coulter's latest: 'Good-Bye, America! It Was Fun While It Lasted.'
The Rustmeister says that the Memphis Commercial Appeal likens handgun permit holders to hate crimes and felons. This is the newspaper that recently published the names of citizens who hold concealed handgun permits.
Walls of the City has a follow-up to his post on the letter he sent to the Commercial Appeal protesting the publishing of the names of citizens with concealed carry permits.
Squeaks posts the letter she wrote to the Commercial Appeal to protest their actions. Good for her!
Notoriously Conservative posts a must-read on Obama's career path to the White House. Read it all.
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast has the latest news on the bill in Arkansas that will allow concealed handguns in church.
Insight on Freedom provides a riveting article on the number of states seeking to regain their sovereign power from the U.S. Government!
Say Uncle reports some good news on Open Carry in Virginia.
Armed and Safe says that open carry is on the march in a number of states. Good news!
David Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner covers the latest from Len Savage and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, as well as a move to attack Montana's laws allowing self-defense. Essential reading!
Tam provides another must-read from Economics 101. Government doesn't produce a thing!
Breda posts 'Gunblogger Girl-Gear.'
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight points to an 'intriguing' article, to say the least, on 'recruiting suicide bombers.'
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner--'Unregistered Ammunition and the Push for "Ammunition Accountability."' Essential reading!
JR blogs on a charitable foundation started by the Texas State Rifle Association, and there is a fundraiser coming up soon. Take a look!
Blogstitution comments on the secret run on the banks that occurred back in September, resulting in the withdrawal of 550 billion dollars in an hour.
Free in Idaho points out that historically recessions end before any government action to end them takes effect...meaning that all of the frenzy of activity by the federal government is basically useless, except in FDR's case, to PROLONG the problem.
Mike McCarville reports that 17 Oklahoma counties are in a state of emergency due to the unusual February outbreak of tornadoes on Tuesday.
Kharma Futures provides important reading entitled, 'Permits and Tyranny--Assault on Liberty.' Read it all.
Looks like the Maddened Fowl has been doing an admirable job signing up new NRA members!
Gun Pundit reports bad news out of Mexico that could spill over our border.
Pax Parabellum posts a follow-up to my story this morning on the rumors in Washington that Rahm Emanuel has some tax problems. He has links to some updates as well. If the rumor is true, well, more of the same. If it is not true, then the truth will come out.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a good read on Glenn Reynold's thoughts on revolution.
Sipsy Street Irregulars points to the new McCarthyism aimed at gun owners.
Traction Control has 'Tax Break, Democrat Style.'
Michelle Malkin links to all 1400 pages of the stimulus bill and provides details of the pork.
Ann Coulter's latest: 'Good-Bye, America! It Was Fun While It Lasted.'
Monday, January 19, 2009
The Liberty Sphere's Political Buzz
The Liberty Sphere presents 'The Political Buzz'--the latest whispers and rumors swirling in and around the Beltway.
Go to most any gun store in America and sooner or later you will hear the rumor that big changes are on the way with regard to ammunition under the Barack Obama administration.
Several were overheard to say that one reason retailers can't get adequate supplies of ammo is that encoding is on the way, and thus, manufacturers are waiting until sometime after Jan. 20 to attempt to ascertain whether or not ammo encoding will be required under the incoming Administration.
This would save the manufacturer the costs of shipping out ammo that will only have to be recalled.
I asked a local dealer in South Carolina if this were true. He stated that anything is possible, but he doubts that this will be a nation-wide push due to the cost involved and the wave of vehement protest that would immediately ensue.
Another dealer, a female, was contacted, and she was bit more pessimistic. She could only say that she 'hopes' this is not the case about the ammo and that the main reason for the delay in shipments is the great Obama-inspired rush on guns and ammunition in the run-up to the 'regime change.'
She also made it a point to state that what she's hearing from the customers who frequent her store indicates that the vast majority have 'contingency plans' should Obama and his minions get wild ideas about encoding ammunition or restricting access to firearms.
In addition, House and Senate Republican conservatives also have a plan. They know that RINOS like John McCain will go along with much of the Obama plan. Senate Republicans will use the filibuster and attempt to embarrass and strong-arm turncoats such as McCain, Snow, and others into silence on key issues.
Look for South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint, Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, and Oklahoma Senators Tom Coburn and James Inhofe to be at the forefront of the GOP maneuvering to stop any attempt to mandate ammo encoding, as well as several other key issues regarding our nation's survival.
Among conservatives look for South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham's stock to decline, given he has hitched his wagon a bit too often to McCain to set well with his conservative base. He will simply be bypassed as conservatives get serious about stopping the ultra-liberal bandwagon.
Go to most any gun store in America and sooner or later you will hear the rumor that big changes are on the way with regard to ammunition under the Barack Obama administration.
Several were overheard to say that one reason retailers can't get adequate supplies of ammo is that encoding is on the way, and thus, manufacturers are waiting until sometime after Jan. 20 to attempt to ascertain whether or not ammo encoding will be required under the incoming Administration.
This would save the manufacturer the costs of shipping out ammo that will only have to be recalled.
I asked a local dealer in South Carolina if this were true. He stated that anything is possible, but he doubts that this will be a nation-wide push due to the cost involved and the wave of vehement protest that would immediately ensue.
Another dealer, a female, was contacted, and she was bit more pessimistic. She could only say that she 'hopes' this is not the case about the ammo and that the main reason for the delay in shipments is the great Obama-inspired rush on guns and ammunition in the run-up to the 'regime change.'
She also made it a point to state that what she's hearing from the customers who frequent her store indicates that the vast majority have 'contingency plans' should Obama and his minions get wild ideas about encoding ammunition or restricting access to firearms.
In addition, House and Senate Republican conservatives also have a plan. They know that RINOS like John McCain will go along with much of the Obama plan. Senate Republicans will use the filibuster and attempt to embarrass and strong-arm turncoats such as McCain, Snow, and others into silence on key issues.
Look for South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint, Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, and Oklahoma Senators Tom Coburn and James Inhofe to be at the forefront of the GOP maneuvering to stop any attempt to mandate ammo encoding, as well as several other key issues regarding our nation's survival.
Among conservatives look for South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham's stock to decline, given he has hitched his wagon a bit too often to McCain to set well with his conservative base. He will simply be bypassed as conservatives get serious about stopping the ultra-liberal bandwagon.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Codrea: Ammo Regs Mean Violation of Gun Rights
Let's cut right to the chase here, shall we? Ammunition regulations and/or bans are a form of gun bans. If you can't buy ammo for your firearm, then what good is it?
And this is exactly how the antis plan it. Without banning a single gun, they can render them useless by going after the ammunition.
David Codrea takes a look at this, and writes about an encounter he had on this issue some time ago, in today's Gun Rights Examiner.
Read it and pass it along to a friend.
And this is exactly how the antis plan it. Without banning a single gun, they can render them useless by going after the ammunition.
David Codrea takes a look at this, and writes about an encounter he had on this issue some time ago, in today's Gun Rights Examiner.
Read it and pass it along to a friend.
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