A Two-Pronged Approach

The Feds Want to Take Your Guns While Stockpiling Weapons, Ammo, and Tactical Gear [More]

Same as it ever was.

You can’t have a violence monopoly without doing both.

[Via Michael G]

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David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament. View all posts by admin

3 thoughts on “A Two-Pronged Approach”

Sam says:

June 2, 2023 at 2:06 pm

Not just the feds. PA is pushing hard. Non stop.
4 bills in play as soon as June 5. Statement by PA GOP Cacus.

These bills make criminals out of legal gun owners.

HB 338 (Lost and Stolen) – Puts penalties on legal gun owners who fail to report their firearms are lost or stolen within 24 hours.

HB 714 (Universal Background Checks) – Someone who might be able to purchase a firearm legally today may not be able to do so after this legislation passes, criminalizing currently legal behavior. The bill would expand the background checks for handguns to all firearms, including rifles, through all sales whether retail, gun show or private.

HB 731 (Safe Storage) – Makes it illegal to own a firearm without equipping the firearm with a locking device or keeping it in a secure storage device. In essence this would prevent friends at a gun club selling hunting rifles to each other.

HB 1018 (Red Flag Laws/Extreme Risk Protection Order) – Turns legal gun owners into suspected criminals who must give up their 2nd Amendment and Art. 1, sec. 21, gun rights because SOMEONE ELSE suspects them of having a mental health or violence problem. Under this bill a legal gun owner could have their firearm taken away without the person ever having a chance to offer their side of the story in court.

pahousegop.com/firearmsbills
Sam says:

June 2, 2023 at 2:10 pm

Further Info. — A Registry in the fine print.
Rep. Stephanie Borowicz (R-Clinton/Union)

“However, two of these unconstitutional bills passed the House and were sent over to the Senate – a so-called “red flag law” and a background check “expansion” that actually creates a statewide registration of all firearms and their owners’ identities. Every country that has instituted gun registration – be it Cuba, Australia or Nazi Germany – has followed it up with nationwide confiscation.

pahousegop.com/News/32479/Latest-News/Rep-Borowicz-Fights-Back-Against-Four-Gun-Control-Bills-
DDS says:

June 2, 2023 at 4:48 pm

Any word yet on just why NASA needs a SWAT team?

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/36343/from-nasa-to-amtrak-these-are-all-the-government-agencies-with-tactical-teams

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