One type of proposed federal law that incessantly comes up for discussion is a new federal ban on so-called "assault weapons." The last such ban, of course, expired in 2004, after which, suddenly . . . such firearms continued to be used in only a tiny percentage of violent crimes. That little detail hasn't deterred the gun prohibitionists, though, who constantly comb the news waiting for the next killing in which such firearms are used, in order to have something to point to in order to make their case.My latest St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner column is up. Until now, I've focused exclusively on local St. Louis area gun rights issues. Starting today, though, I'm broadening the focus a bit. Please give it a look and spread the word.
This time, it's Miami that has provided fodder for the citizen disarmament advocates, with a shooting involving an "AK-47" (I suspect that it was a semi-automatic copy of an AK-47, rather than a real, fully automatic one--real AK-47s have been, and continue to be, regulated under laws much more restrictive than the AWB). [More]
Also, there's a new Gun Rights Examiner--Paul Valone, the Charlotte Gun Rights Examiner.
Paul Valone is a Second Amendment veteran who directs Grass Roots North Carolina (www.GRNC.org) and who regularly impacts local, state and federal gun laws. He will advise gun rights supporters of impending threats.Please give him a warm welcome.
- National Gun Rights Examiner: For the children (part two)
- Los Angeles Gun Rights Examiner: Three little words, Part I: take me shooting.
- Cleveland Gun Rights Examiner: More ccw training equals more priveleges?
- Charlotte Gun Rights Examiner: 'Gun trafficking' bill for NC? How 'Mayors Against Illegal Guns' lies to you
Stumble it!
4 comments:
are you guys part rabbit or something? I thought I had finally got caught up adding all the links and BAM, there's another one.
I'm just going to blank in 50 or so spaces for the rest that will follow.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks, HH--I'll add you to the "Friends Who Link Here" list.
Thanks, but save the space for someone doing something with their blog. Mine's been rants and not much of anything useful lately...and not that lately now that I think about it.
There's much wiser, more active and better blogs that are linking there I'm sure.
Your links are plenty good enough for me, HH--unless you actually prefer that I not link back to you.
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