Jeff Pittman's Second Amendment News from Mississippi & Beyond
From John Lott: New refereed publication in Econ Journal Watch: Explaining a bias in recent studies on right-to-carry laws. Follow the links to download.
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10mm Underwood Extreme Penetrators vs. Bulletproof Glass — video I didn’t think too much of these bullets (Lehigh Defense XP) when I first saw them. But now I’m impressed. I think they’re available in several brands of ammo. Lehigh claims that not only is the permanent wound cavity over 100% larger than any other expanding bullet, it is near barrier
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Finding Concealed Carry Holsters for Women (detailed article with photos at Lucky Gunner) Survival tip: If you are at a remote outpost in northern Russia (or anywhere else, remote or not), you need a defensive weapon. Army pistols. Again. Reloading mistake (graphic) MS alligator records broken, re-broken this season A new state record weight gator of 822 lbs and a new record length of
Foster parents lose kids over legally owned firearm — Apparently the New Mexico Dept. of Family Services prefers that foster parents NOT protect their foster kids. Dangerous items Yahoo Health reported last week on a HealthGrove study of the most recent available data on product injuries from 1997-2014 from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, to calculate the average number of injuries
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From Mississippi Gun News: Since July 1, 2011, Mississippi firearm licensees who take an instructional course in the safe handling and use of firearms offered by an approved instructor can carry a concealed firearm on educational property and other areas off-limits to “normal” licensees. Shortly before the law took effect, in June 2011, Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Klingfuss of the
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Tomorrow is the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall on the Mississippi and Louisiana coasts, after which guns were forcibly and illegally confiscated from lawful US citizens on their own property in the USA. The cops who were literally committing forcible armed robbery and aggravated assault were the only “law” in the area, which is why the destitute victims needed
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Theaters Regal Entertainment Group, the country’s largest theater chain, has started checking patrons’ bags, backpacks and purses, to be sure you’re helpless. They had already banned carrying in their facilities, which of course resulted in victim-rich environments in places like Aurora, CO and Lafayette, LA. No word on checking holsters, pockets, etc. And National Amusements has banned backpacks in its
