Jeff Pittman

Lawful Purpose in Self Defense Act. Handgun Trigger Safety Act.

Lawful Purpose in Self Defense Act H.R. 2710, the Lawful Purpose in Self Defense Act, has been introduced by US Rep. Rob Bishop (R-UT) along with some 50 co-sponsors. It would: eliminate ATF’s authority to reclassify popular rifle ammunition as “armor piercing” ammunition; provide for the lawful importation of any non-National Firearms Act firearm or ammunition that may otherwise be […]

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SCOTUS refusal. 2nd Amendment not ‘completely destroyed.’ Illegal MS judges. More.

The US Supreme Court has refused to grant certiorari and hear an NRA challenge (Jackson et al v. City and County of San Francisco, 14-704) to a San Francisco law that requires people who store handguns at home to either put them in a lockbox or disable them with a trigger lock (but allows people to carry loaded handguns on

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FBI lies!

We reported last fall about the FBI report that erroneously claimed mass shooting attacks and deaths were up sharply between 2000 and 2013, and getting worse. The administration of course fanned the flames as the lamestream media prominently featured the “findings” just six weeks before the midterm elections. OUR report indicated that Crime Prevention Research Center President and scholar John

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Why do you carry a gun?

“To be honest, I’ve never thought about that question. Carrying a gun just seemed to be the natural extension of having a self-defense gun in the home. I can’t guarantee that bad things will only happen at home, so therefore carrying a gun outside of the home as well seems logical. It’s like waterproofing half your roof.” — Kevin C.

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June 5, 2015 product highlights

You can get $20 off purchases at Dene Adams now through midnight CST Sunday, June 7. Use the code WEGOOFED. Browning is chambering its X-Bolt rifles in .26 Nosler. The NeoMag. I guess you could call it a magazine clip. The Sako 85 Carbonlight is the lightest Sako rifle ever made at about 5.3 lbs. and features a carbon fiber stock

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