Jeff Pittman's Second Amendment News from Mississippi & Beyond
US Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS) has announced that he will vote against anti-gun Loretta Lynch’s nomination to be US Attorney General, saying “I cannot support an Attorney General nominee who is willing to engage in, or permit, discretionary enforcement of the law. I believe the White House’s politicization of the Justice Department under Eric Holder has eroded the integrity of […]
Senator Roger Wicker and the AG nomination vote Read More »
“Those, who have the command of the arms in a country are masters of the state, and have it in their power to make what revolutions they please. [Thus,] there is no end to observations on the difference between the measures likely to be pursued by a minister backed by a standing army, and those of a court awed by
Aristotle: standing army inconsistent with free government Read More »
I don’t know if you caught Jerry Miculek’s performance on Impossible Shots this week: 6 rounds each, simultaneously, from two, dual-wielded revolvers, on target, in about 2 seconds or so. Both revolvers upside down and triggers pulled with pinky fingers, and sights unavailable. [Originally sent via 2A News email on February 20, 2015]
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About those jihadists, from Matt Bracken Read More »
Violence Policy Center lies — “Boomerang! Handgun Ban Group Validates Right-to-Carry” Bloomin’ lies — “Bloomberg’s Professional Liars Keep on Lying” (Claim that NRA wants “more guns for everyone, everywhere, anytime” is simply not true)
Violence Policy Center, Bloomin’ Lies Read More »
[Originally sent via 2A News email on February 20, 2015] Last week, a Columbus, OH woman’s son bought her a gun due to safety concerns in her bad neighborhood. This week, the woman, a widow who lives alone in the crime-plagued neighborhood, shot an intruder multiple times with that gun. The man broke through her front window at around 5
“Regular ones” self defense Read More »
The “Only Ones” Austin, TX police officer Arturo Canizales will be suspended from duty for one day because he had an unintentional discharge with his assigned patrol unit shotgun into the passenger side of the marked car. There were no injuries. Apparently he was checking the load status of the shotgun, and it was loaded. Presidio County, TX deputy sheriff
Unintentional discharges by the “Only Ones” and others Read More »
