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Housekeeping, Texas Church, Epidemic?, Enemies
November 10, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Housekeeping Due to the holiday seasons and erratic schedules, delivery of the 2A News may be sporadic until January. Veterans Tomorrow is Veterans Day. Thank you, veterans. Texas church massacre You’ve heard all about the massacre last Sunday at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, a tiny town near San Antonio, TX. 20 […] Read More
NYC, MS Gun Ban, Obit, Products
November 3, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman NYC We note that the Islamic terrorist who attacked a crowd of people with a truck in New York City this week was stopped by a good guy with a gun, who shot him right after he jumped out of his truck holding two apparent guns and shouting “Allahu Akbar.” Officials are calling […] Read More
Politics, Enemies, Liars, Idiots, Insurance
October 27, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Politics The race to the middle on federal gun bills. “I’m well outside the mainstream, and considering what’s floating in that mainstream, I’m darn glad I am.” — Charley Reese 2/19/97 States Democratic attorneys general from 17 states* have written a letter to Congress urging the legislators to abandon the Concealed Carry Reciprocity […] Read More
Politics, Psychos (Redundant?), Studies, Tanks
October 20, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Politics Indiana State Rep. Jim Lucas (R) has drafted a bill to require licenses for journalists just like that state requires for handgun carriers. An opposing “journalist” complained that “The obvious problem is that it means the government gets to decide who gets to practice journalism.” Precisely. The measure would require journalists (anyone […] Read More
Vegas Timeline Change, Politics, Litigation, MS Class, Tom Gresham
October 13, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Politics and bump stocks Virulently anti-gun US Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA) says that if she could magically wave her wand and create a batch of gun laws of her choosing to prevent Vegas-style attacks, she doesn’t know of any combination that would work. But she still wants to ban guns anyway. Her bump […] Read More
Nashville, Vegas, Laws
October 6, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Nashville update Note that last week’s church attack in a suburb of Nashville was consistent with our previous news items and warnings about suspicious foreign men snooping around churches in that area, apparently for illegitimate reasons. Las Vegas — random thoughts and reports After the massacre last weekend, it was only hours before […] Read More
Churches, Permit Holders, Classes
September 29, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Nashville We note that during the church shooting attack in Antioch, TN (Nashville metro) last Sunday, as far as we know no one inside the church was armed at the time of the attack. An unarmed 22-year-old church usher who “forgot” that he didn’t have his gun on him, confronted the masked shooter […] Read More
Politics, schools, military
September 22, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Legislation Rep. Ken Buck’s (R-CO) amendment, which allows nonviolent prohibited persons to petition the ATF for restoration of Second Amendment rights, was included successfully in an appropriations bill (H.R. 3354). Federal lands Last week, US Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke signed Secretarial Order 3356, which will support and expand hunting and fishing […] Read More
Texas, 9/11, Legislation, Polls
September 15, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Texas CCW license replacements Texas Governor Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Department of Public Safety to temporarily provide no-cost replacements of License to Carry a Handgun cards (usually $25) and Private Security Board licensee cards (usually $15) for eligible residents who have had their cards lost or damaged as a result of […] Read More
Ownership, Hurricane, Enemies, Doctors
September 8, 2017 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman US gun ownership Why do people own guns? A Pew Research study found that the reasons Americans own guns have changed since 1999. Then, the majority of respondents had guns for sporting purposes, but now the majority say they are for self protection. Those citing “protection” as their reason for gun ownership went […] Read More