Wednesday, December 12, 2012
No body armor
Load bearing vest
But like the incident in Colorado the anti's will continue to say he was wearing body armor
But like the incident in Colorado the anti's will continue to say he was wearing body armor
I know things can happen fast
But, shooting your leg off is not the way to stop a charging bear
Safe direction and finger off trigger do-not take a holiday, just because you are in a hurry
Safe direction and finger off trigger do-not take a holiday, just because you are in a hurry
Attn: Fellow Ohioans
Ohio: Final Hearing on Pro-Gun Reform Legislation
The Senate Judiciary Committee’s third and final hearing on House Bill 495, originally scheduled for today at 3:00 p.m., has been postponed until 9:30 a.m. today in the North Hearing Room of the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus.
Please continue to call and e-mail members of the Senate Judiciary Committee today and urge them to support HB 495. Contact information for members of this committee can be found by clicking here.
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This essential pro-gun reform legislation was introduced on March 27 by state Representative Terry Johnson (R-89) and, if enacted, would address several problems with current Ohio gun laws. HB 495 passed in the state House of Representatives by a 59 to 28 vote on June 13, and needs to be approved by the state Senate before being sent to the Governor for his signature. Attorney General Mike DeWine expressed his support for HB 495 in a letter to this committee at its previous hearing on December 4.
Specifically, HB 495 would make the following changes:
• Establish automatic reciprocity between Ohio and other states that have automatic reciprocity for their concealed handgun licenses. Currently, the Attorney General must enter into a written agreement with another state to establish reciprocity. HB 495 would still allow for written agreements between the states if the other state does not have automatic reciprocity, but it eliminates the requirement for a written agreement if reciprocity can occur automatically by operation of law.
• Eliminate the renewed competency certification requirement for concealed carry licenses. Currently, after the first renewal of your concealed handgun license, you must submit proof of renewed competency to show that you are range competent for all subsequent renewals. HB 495 would make it so that you can simply show your existing or expiring license or your original competency certificate as proof that you have had the necessary training for all renewals.
• Change the definition of a loaded firearm in a vehicle. Currently, a firearm is considered loaded if a loaded magazine is present in the vehicle, even if the magazine is not inserted into the firearm. HB 495 would change the definition so that the magazine must be inserted into the firearm before it is considered loaded.
• Define “Concealed Handgun License” in one section of the Ohio Revised Code and clarify that the definition applies to all references to a concealed handgun license throughout the Revised Code. HB 495 would simplify the state law and make it easier to read, understand, comply with, and enforce.
Qotd
“By calling attention to ‘a well regulated militia’, the ‘security’ of the nation, and the right of each citizen ‘to keep and bear arms’, our founding fathers recognized the essentially civilian nature of our economy. Although it is extremely unlikely that the fears of governmental tyranny which gave rise to the Second Amendment will ever be a major danger to our nation, the Amendment still remains an important declaration of our basic civilian-military relationships, in which every citizen must be ready to participate in the defense of his country. For that reason, I believe the Second Amendment will always be important.”
~John F. Kennedy
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Monday, December 10, 2012
Saturday, December 08, 2012
If it weren't for a car
Jerry Brown would still be alive
There is to easy access to cars, I'm not saying we need car control, we just need comprehensive sensible car laws
There is to easy access to cars, I'm not saying we need car control, we just need comprehensive sensible car laws
Friday, December 07, 2012
Thursday, December 06, 2012
Bob thinks having security is good
Having a gun is not
I would suspect that steroids, drugs and alcohol had more of an affect on the reason, than the gun did. Oh and by the way the killer in Aurora Colorado wasn't wearing body armor, didn't bring a bazooka, and the theater was posted "No Guns", and Aurora itself does not allow CCW
Of course Bob wouldn't know a semi from an automatic, and likely does not know that sales of automatic weapons is very well regulated.
I would suspect that steroids, drugs and alcohol had more of an affect on the reason, than the gun did. Oh and by the way the killer in Aurora Colorado wasn't wearing body armor, didn't bring a bazooka, and the theater was posted "No Guns", and Aurora itself does not allow CCW
Of course Bob wouldn't know a semi from an automatic, and likely does not know that sales of automatic weapons is very well regulated.
Bob needs a bigger shovel
In truth I had to be reminded who Bob Costas is, not in to ball sports, the funny thing is if the football player had strangled or stabbed his girlfriend to death, it would have been just a terrible tragedy and many would have wondered if they could have done something to have prevented it, BUT, since he used a gun we need more gun laws. Since the player already had the gun, it was just as easy to access as a knife or his hands, or a lamp, etc.
Now to the people who own guns and like football, decide which is more important the game or the gun, and exercise the right not to further support the likes of Bob Costas. Yes he has the right to his opinion, just as we have the right to disagree with his opinion, and do our up most not to support him by watching or attending games, get off the dam couch and go to the range instead.
Now to the people who own guns and like football, decide which is more important the game or the gun, and exercise the right not to further support the likes of Bob Costas. Yes he has the right to his opinion, just as we have the right to disagree with his opinion, and do our up most not to support him by watching or attending games, get off the dam couch and go to the range instead.
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
The new talking head of VPC
John Lott's Website: Bob Costas doubles down on call for more gun control
Nor is Costas above twisting the facts
Nor is Costas above twisting the facts
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
To the point
My email to Autozone:
In regard to this article:
Employee fired for stopping robbery
I will no longer purchase parts from your company
If you don't trust your employees to be able to defend themselves, I don't trust your company, so I'll take my business elsewhere.
In regard to this article:
Employee fired for stopping robbery
I will no longer purchase parts from your company
If you don't trust your employees to be able to defend themselves, I don't trust your company, so I'll take my business elsewhere.
Monday, December 03, 2012
Thought they had laws &
Regulations controlling that stuff, maybe they need to pass more laws, and print bigger signs.
I've said it for years
People would actually save money and a lot of frustration, if they spent a little of the money they waste on ammo, and get some proper training
Last weekend had a new shooter, fire his new Glock for the first time, but he had found a fellow NRA Instructor, who gave him a couple of short range lessons, then referred him to me for his CCW. With the proper start this guy was drilling the targets, he aced the 30 round qualifier, and one target had a one hole 4 shot group, out of 6. Yeah you can teach yourself, but ammo is expensive, and learning from the get go, will really likely save you money in the long run.
Last weekend had a new shooter, fire his new Glock for the first time, but he had found a fellow NRA Instructor, who gave him a couple of short range lessons, then referred him to me for his CCW. With the proper start this guy was drilling the targets, he aced the 30 round qualifier, and one target had a one hole 4 shot group, out of 6. Yeah you can teach yourself, but ammo is expensive, and learning from the get go, will really likely save you money in the long run.
Sunday, December 02, 2012
Friday, November 30, 2012
Crossbow attack
Leaves 3 dead in Wyoming
Of course the law disarms everyone except the killer on college campus
Update now it appears to be an "Edged" weapon.
Update II, bows arrows and large pointies
Of course the law disarms everyone except the killer on college campus
Update now it appears to be an "Edged" weapon.
Update II, bows arrows and large pointies
Thursday, November 29, 2012
OK now join the NRA
Record Gun Sales!
Record gun sales the day after Thanksgiving confirm the fact that the general public is well aware President Obama simply can't be trusted with our gun rights.
A new single-day record for point-of-sale background checkswas estimated on Black Friday, November 23, when 154,873 were conducted by the FBI National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). That total was nearly 20 percent more than the previous high of 129,166 set on Black Friday last year. Since a federal background check is mandatory for every firearm sold at retail, background check activity serves as an indicator of retail gun sales.
Read the full article here.
NRA membership and gun sales should go hand in hand. Americans know that this president will take away our gun rights at the first opportunity. Make sure that they also know it is vital to join NRA today!
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Monday, November 26, 2012
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Ya'll know
If you keep your booger hook off the bang switch that doesn't happen, and thare is a thing called safe direction?
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
No More Privacy
Big brother is watching, listening, and reading your email
Of course with NDAA 2012, they can detain you indefinitely if they merely suspect you of crimes against America
Of course with NDAA 2012, they can detain you indefinitely if they merely suspect you of crimes against America
Monday, November 19, 2012
Rangemaster Courses
Rangemaster-Tom Givens is returning to Mad Duck Training
May 4-5 2013 Dynamic Marksmanship (Combative Pistol II) 1200 rounds $425
May 6th 2013 Defensive Shotgun 125 rds of Birdshot, 50 rds of Buck and 15 slugs $200
Deposits required, spots limited
Sign up through training@madduckttc.net
May 4-5 2013 Dynamic Marksmanship (Combative Pistol II) 1200 rounds $425
May 6th 2013 Defensive Shotgun 125 rds of Birdshot, 50 rds of Buck and 15 slugs $200
Deposits required, spots limited
Sign up through training@madduckttc.net
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
If you shoot
They'll take your picture
That will put a damper on those mass killers that usually off themselves at the end of the mayham
That will put a damper on those mass killers that usually off themselves at the end of the mayham
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
It is beginning to appear
That Zombies, Preppers, Guns and ammo are about the only things driving the economy
Monday, November 12, 2012
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Honoring all Veterans
and all those down range, damn few
If you can read thank a teacher, if you can read anything you want thank an American soldier
If you can read thank a teacher, if you can read anything you want thank an American soldier
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Friday, November 09, 2012
The Cost of not being a responsible citizen
and not voting
Citizens take part in the process, subjects accept what the government gives them, and if you do not take part in the process, soon there will not be one.
Citizens take part in the process, subjects accept what the government gives them, and if you do not take part in the process, soon there will not be one.
Election Results
Results in business owner firing 19% of his workforce
The cost of all that healthcare reform is staggering
The cost of all that healthcare reform is staggering
Thursday, November 08, 2012
You all know
That if all 80 million gun owners would have voted their gun rights, we wouldn't be getting calls from the NRA today for donations, now having only a $150 bucks come in so far this month, giving $50 was a tough call. So if the other 4.4 million members would donate $25 each, NRA would have enough to fight the fight
Hmm sounds like
The Fed's are pulling a "Katrina" on Staten Island
Of course before the election someone vowed "No Red Tape", sorry folks election is over you are on your own, and be careful, sometimes what FEMA gives, FEMA wants back
Of course before the election someone vowed "No Red Tape", sorry folks election is over you are on your own, and be careful, sometimes what FEMA gives, FEMA wants back
Wasting no time
U.N. CELEBRATES OBAMA RE-ELECTION BY PUSHING GLOBAL GUN CONTROL
For Immediate Release: 11/7/2012
BELLEVUE, WA – Less than 24 hours after winning re-election, President Barack Obama’s administration joined with China, France, Germany and the United Kingdom, and more than 150 other governments, in supporting renewed debate on the proposed United Nations Arms Trade Treaty, confirming the worst fears of the American gun rights community.The vote came at the U.N. General Assembly’s meeting of the First Committee on Disarmament at the world organization’s headquarters in New York City.
“It’s obvious that our warnings over the past several months have been true,” said Alan Gottlieb, founder and executive vice president of the Second Amendment Foundation. “The election was called about 11 p.m. Tuesday and by 11 a.m. this morning, we got word that the United States was supporting this resolution. We have to be more vigilant in our efforts to stop this proposed treaty.”
SAF Operations Director Julianne Versnel, who has been back and forth to the United Nations over this proposal, said the fight is not finished. The measure will be considered for finalization in March 2013.
“We will continue to monitor this issue and oppose any effort to enforce a global gun control measure,” she stated.
Amnesty International issued a statement Wednesday lauding passage of the resolution, saying the treaty will protect human rights.
“The right of self-defense is a human right,” Gottlieb countered, “and in this country, the Second Amendment protects that right.
“Just days ago as he campaigned for re-election,” he concluded, “Barack Obama told his supporters that voting is the ‘best revenge.’ I guess now we know what he was talking about. The revenge he seeks is against American gun owners and their Second Amendment rights.”
H/T to Say Uncle
Wednesday, November 07, 2012
On the election
"I felt a great disturbance in the Force… as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced."
Tuesday, November 06, 2012
Just what did they mean by
Well Regulated?
The 17th century folks used the term “standing army” or “regulars” to describe a professional army. Therefore, “a well regulated militia” only means a well equipped militia that was organized and maintained internal discipline. It does not imply the modern meaning of “regulated,” which means controlled or administered by some superior entity.
What did they mean by Militia?
So in modern language:
A trained and well equipped people being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed
The 17th century folks used the term “standing army” or “regulars” to describe a professional army. Therefore, “a well regulated militia” only means a well equipped militia that was organized and maintained internal discipline. It does not imply the modern meaning of “regulated,” which means controlled or administered by some superior entity.
What did they mean by Militia?
So in modern language:
A trained and well equipped people being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed
Monday, November 05, 2012
Saturday, November 03, 2012
Yep
More guns being purchased last year in America than there are active duty military members in the world’s fourteen largest militaries
Now if they will just learn to use them
Now if they will just learn to use them
Friday, November 02, 2012
Now that is funny
"I don't think we've had a murder in two or three days," Bloomberg said at his daily press briefing on Thursday. "That's some good news."
Of course maybe the bodies just haven't been located yet
Of course maybe the bodies just haven't been located yet
Finally Help Arrives
And the victims attack them, response?, pull the help out, way to go
I for one am impressed at how fast they are getting things back up and running, when you consider the sheer size of the storm, and the amount of destruction and the fact they are not taking all the help offered
I for one am impressed at how fast they are getting things back up and running, when you consider the sheer size of the storm, and the amount of destruction and the fact they are not taking all the help offered
Thursday, November 01, 2012
Parroting the Brady's
Mat might as well done a copy, paste
Hmm and over half of those "Gun" deaths are suicide (kind of hard to pass laws that keep people from killing themselves, what would be the punishment, make them live forever?)
How many of those "Gun" deaths were legal intervention, or legal self defense?
Experts surmise about 11%
Chicago PD did a study that estimated of 70% of homicides (all methods) the victims were felons (Not exactly a lost to society.)
So once you factor out suicides, and felons being killed that leaves about 3900, subtract about 700 for accidents and you are down to about 3200, now while still tragic, it might well be of a better benefit to do things to control drivers under the influence (DUI's kill around 10,000, and injure thousands of others year in and year out, but we blame the individual, not the car or what they consumed)
Also bear in mind that the St Louis Public Law Review estimated that armed citizens stop 400,000 violent crimes per year, and deter an additional 800,000, and that is one of the more conservative studies done on use of guns by law abiding citizens.
So stricter gun laws stop violence? explain Chicago to us.
So before you make up your mind about things, you might want to consider more than one source, and check your sources.
Hmm and over half of those "Gun" deaths are suicide (kind of hard to pass laws that keep people from killing themselves, what would be the punishment, make them live forever?)
How many of those "Gun" deaths were legal intervention, or legal self defense?
Experts surmise about 11%
Chicago PD did a study that estimated of 70% of homicides (all methods) the victims were felons (Not exactly a lost to society.)
So once you factor out suicides, and felons being killed that leaves about 3900, subtract about 700 for accidents and you are down to about 3200, now while still tragic, it might well be of a better benefit to do things to control drivers under the influence (DUI's kill around 10,000, and injure thousands of others year in and year out, but we blame the individual, not the car or what they consumed)
Also bear in mind that the St Louis Public Law Review estimated that armed citizens stop 400,000 violent crimes per year, and deter an additional 800,000, and that is one of the more conservative studies done on use of guns by law abiding citizens.
So stricter gun laws stop violence? explain Chicago to us.
So before you make up your mind about things, you might want to consider more than one source, and check your sources.
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