Sunday, March 31, 2013

Mark Kelly warns GOP not to block gun control

Say's it will hurt their re-election chances, hmm nearly 5 million NRA members, nearly 100 million gun owners, seems them not blocking would hurt their re-election efforts more.

Saturday, March 30, 2013

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

That's One

Finestein AWB not part of program


22 rimfire is the new

Tactical Rifle

Was unable to find one chambered in 22 magnum at the ATI website

Sad what we have become

"What was once referred to as “the bystander effect”—a psychological phenomenon in which individuals in a crowd tend not to step forward to save a victim, is now an apt label for a large percentage of teens.  They are bystanders in their own lives.  They are bystanders to the lives of others.  And just as they may stand by as a “friend” of theirs is brutally sexually assaulted, humiliated and degraded, they could stand by as forces of darkness gather to confront the American ideals of liberty and justice."  Dr. K Ablow

 

Ann is

Correct

Well there went Colorado


Beth McCann really has no clue:

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Go Wayne go

On Fox


Greetings. My name is Wayne LaPierre, and I’m the executive vice president of the National Rifle Association. After the national tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, it was my hope that Red America and Blue America would finally come together and try to solve a serious problem, because protecting our children from violent madmen isn’t a conservative position or a liberal position; it’s a common-sense position.
Sadly, instead of offering new solutions, the same anti-gun zealots who’ve always hated the Second Amendment have politicized the deaths of kindergartners, adopting the Rahm Emanuel tactic of “Never letting a good crisis go to waste.” Anti-gun newspapers have even published the names and private addresses of law-abiding gun-owners – something they would NEVER do to sex offenders, drug addicts, wife-beaters, AIDS victims, welfare recipients or women who’ve had an abortion – and rightly so.
The Sandy Hook tragedy, the Virginia Tech shooting, the Aurora “Batman” shooting, the Tucson shooting – all of the killers were mentally unstable young men who were prescribed mind-altering psychiatric drugs.
The NRA tried to help: Since we protect our president, vice president, governors, senators, judges, banks, hospitals, office buildings and jewelry stores with armed guards, why does it make sense to protect our schoolchildren with a small sign that says, “This Is a Gun Free Zone” – and then hope that someone with a gun can get there quickly if there’s an emergency? Why do we have armed guards at middle school and high school football games – but not at the actual middle schools or high schools?
But this still doesn’t do enough to protect our children. The time for partisanship is over; now is the time for action. And that’s why the NRA is requesting the assistance of the ACLU.
The Sandy Hook tragedy, the Virginia Tech shooting, the Aurora “Batman” shooting, the Tucson shooting – all of the killers had something in common: They were all mentally unstable young men who were prescribed mind-altering psychiatric drugs.
These killers didn’t purchase their guns illegally, or watch Fox News, or circumvent background checks by attending gun shows. They didn’t have prior convictions or troubling police records. That’s not the common denominator. The common denominator is that these young men were sick – and everyone knew it.
The ACLU has done more than any other organization to protect the legal rights of mentally sick people.
This is a fact.
Because of the ACLU, mentally sick people can refuse medical treatment or psychiatric care, even when their mental condition has left them homeless and penniless. Even in situations like Adam Lanza, the 20-year-old Sandy Hook killer, whose own mother, according to reports, was unable to mandate medical treatment for her son.
The NRA doesn’t hate the mentally ill. They deserve our compassion and our help. But sick young men have spilled far too much innocent blood. This simply cannot continue.
The NRA is hereby inviting the ACLU to join us on a study to find common-sense solutions that will prevent violent madmen from harming our children. And then together, it’s our hope that the NRA and the ACLU will offer these solutions directly to President Obama.
This won’t be easy. It’s anathema to the NRA to deny any law-abiding American the right to bear arms, just as it’s anathema to the ACLU to deny any American the same civil liberties of his neighbors. But despite our personal biases, there must be a solution that’s better than the status quo!
An inspirational politician once declared that there isn’t a Red America and a Blue America, or a black America and a white America – there’s the United States of America. As Americans, let’s come together, rise above the rhetoric, and actually do something that protects our children.
Thank you.

Friday, March 15, 2013

Arrest in Peoples Republic of NY

Under NY-Safe Act

Oh the horrors at least one of the rifles had a deadly bayonet mount

No reason, other than

abject carelessness

There is a reason we teach "Safe direction", and "Indexing", even if the firearm was defective (highly unlikely) the person handling the gun was not even practicing safe direction, now he gets to live with this the rest of his life.

Saturday, March 02, 2013

Low light today

2013 Rangemaster Tactical Conference and Polite Society Match


WHEN: March 1-3, 2013,
WHERE: Rangemaster, 2611 S. Mendenhall Rd, Memphis, TN, 38115

This premiere annual training event will again take place in 2013 at Rangemaster, in Memphis. All of the usual trainers have committed to be here, plus we have some new trainers and new topics planned. Training blocks will go on throughout all three days, and you should be able to train with 10-11 different instructor

The tactical match will again be conducted in low light, with realistic scenarios and reactive humanoid targets.

Plus a Combat Trauma course, and presentations from Tom Givens and John Farnum, hopefully it will be an enlightening day! Getting my learn on