Jeff Pittman's Second Amendment News from Mississippi & Beyond
The left-wing liberals have again introduced a magazine ban in the US House and Senate. And from Colorado where such bans are popular, we have input from a Communist refugee (it’s a good read), who apparently immigrated to the wrong state: “…and for the first time, I felt free.”
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MS attorney defends Yazoo man in self defense case. Free. Learn more here and here. This is NOT a paid advertisement. The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit (Wrenn v. DC) in US District Court for the District of Columbia, challenging Washington, D.C.’s requirement that concealed carry permit applicants provide a “good reason” to qualify for a permit,
Litigation in MS and DC Read More »
PARA USA. We have a report that Para will no longer make pistols after the first quarter of 2015, but will continue to honor warranties. The Freedom Group owns Para and Remington. Apparently the plan is to focus on one 1911 brand, and that will be the Remington R-1911, some of which will look more like a Para. Pretty cool
February 6, 2015 product highlights Read More »
“Who will not reason are bigots Who cannot are fools Who dare not are slaves” — Lord Byron
Lord Byron on bigots, fools, and slaves Read More »
“I own guns and I, for myself, I hope that there are stricter gun laws.” — actor Kevin Costner
Gun-owner Kevin Costner wants stricter gun laws Read More »
Gun guys An example of gun guys being better than anyone else. Awesome archer If you shoot a bow, or are even thinking about it, this may change your mind…. Marlin Mod. I saw a Marlin 1894C in .38/.357 on GunBroker this week. It comes with a padded shotgun-style butt and a scout scope mount. But the interesting part is
Gun guys, an awesome archer (video), and a Marlin mod Read More »
This week’s “Smart Gun Symposium” had to make do without one of the key speakers — Rick Patterson, executive director of SAAMI — who missed the meeting due to weather. Apparently Patterson then was unable to participate in the conference via a Skype connection, ironically because, as he explained it, “the technology is too unreliable,” and to top that off,
“I have a much simpler reason why collectivists like Michael Moore condemn the movie [American Sniper], often without seeing it. The reason is hardly intellectual nor is it academic – they feel the crosshairs on their own necks. They understand that sooner or later this appetite of theirs for other people’s liberty and property and lives is going to come
Another nugget of wisdom from Mike Vanderboegh Read More »