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Pick Only One Gun

If you could only take one long gun and one handgun with you out in a survival situation, what would those guns be? The responses were interesting. . . . → Read More: Pick Only One Gun

Mosin Nagant Rifle

In fact, the FBI reported that guns were a BIG gift during this past Christmas season with over 1.5 million background checks done as buyer’s picked up new weapons.  SOME of those weapons are “bargain basement” surplus guns such as the topic of this review:  The Mosin Nagant bolt-action rifle. . . . → Read More: Mosin Nagant Rifle

The Gun Control Mentality

I expressed my belief that if the government ever banned the private ownership of firearms we’d see the beginning of the 2nd Civil War. He actually laughed at me and reassured me that any citizen dumb enough to take on the government would be easily overcome. . . . → Read More: The Gun Control Mentality

Re-Harden America

It’s time to re-harden America. It’s past time to bring back the reality that no country will want to mess with us if the average every day citizen goes about his daily business armed, ready and willing to fight against any and all threats from foreign or domestic sources. . . . → Read More: Re-Harden America

Second Amendment Rights

A Nuanced Approach That Liberals (and RINOs) Will Have a Hard Time Disputing . . . → Read More: Second Amendment Rights

Your Personal Arsenal

I AM talking about what (in my opinion) every AMERICAN should have stored safely in their home. Why? . . . → Read More: Your Personal Arsenal

Gun Control: Education vs. Legislation

In this article I’m going to attempt to address my personal beliefs about the 2nd Amendment, but I’m going to do so from a particularly odd angle: I’m going to pretend that the 2nd Amendment never existed. . . . → Read More: Gun Control: Education vs. Legislation

Disaster Weapons

Plenty of articles have been written about Bugout or Go-Bags so that necessary supplies are available in the event of an emergency, but I’ve found very little about the logic behind selecting certain weapons for crisis events.  Bear in mind that I’m not talking about police officers or soldiers… I’m talking about the average citizen who may need a weapon during a crisis to either defend himself and his family or provide food for himself and his family.  Some of the weapons I’ve listed in this article are not in any way suitable for hunting, but would be good for defensive purposes.  Other weapons listed would be good for small game hunting but wouldn’t be the best weapon for self-defense. Continue reading Disaster Weapons

Gun Ownership: A Measure of Freedom

Just this morning (as I type this) I saw a news link for a video that discussed the difference between slaves and free people.  The discussed difference was a careful delineation in the possession of firearms.  Whereas slaves were only issued weapons when their owners needed them to have them to fight, free people own weapons and have the right to bear them as necessary or desired to defend themselves, their families and their property.  If that doesn’t seem a big difference to you then I have to ask: don’t you think the slaves thought twice before surrendering those weapons back?
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Political Sleight of Hand

This morning (Tuesday, July 12th) as I performed the daily news updates on the homepage, I came across THIS ARTICLE on CNN.com about how the BATFE is now requiring extra reporting measures from four border states: California, New Mexico, Arizona and Texas. Allegedly these extra reporting measures will help fight the flow of guns into Mexico. I have two huge problems with this that I’d like to share.
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