The Latest Mood Swing

The Department of Justice under Attorney General Pam Bondi has continued to attack Missouri’s Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA), treating it much the same way the Biden administration did. That decision is striking, because it puts Bondi’s DOJ at odds with both the text of the Constitution and President Trump’s own executive order directing agencies to protect Second Amendment rights. [More]

But…but…but…

Perhaps it’s time to update the lithium dosage

[Via bondmen]

Just Like the Founders Intended

Creates the Responsibility in Firearm Legislation (RIFL) Act. Establishes a firearms manufacturer licensing program in the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, with certain requirements, including that the sum of all fees for firearms manufacturer licenses shall be equal to the public health costs and financial burdens from firearm injuries and deaths. [More]

Skirt protections,” eh?

There’s nothing “novel’ about being Democrat punks who continue to harass even though they know this spits on the face of the SCOTUS-held text, history, and tradition standard. They know they have unlimited tax plunder resources and can drag private plaintiff efforts and expenses on for years, all with impunity, that is, no personal repercussions.

To them it’s a game of “Gotcha!”

Some of us aren’t playing.

[Via Jess]

When the Spirits Move

A yelling match between Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and a former Biden administration official broke out in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing over the need for “two spirit” safe spaces to combat gun violence…. “What’s two spirit?” Hawley asked. In response, Jackson said, “Well, I don’t know exactly.” [More]

From the people who spooked the ignorant over “ghost guns”…

Such incompetent children operate on pure magical thinking. Powers that be embed such useful idiots into positions of influence so, like mindless Judas goats, they can lead the bleating herd to wherever they want it to go.

This was the DEI retard Biden picked to “advise” his Anti-2A Task force. Curious the “pro-gun” Trump administration won’t pick a few non-retards to keep its counter effort apprised of gun voter sentiment — and that no “gun group” is asking him to.

Do You Come from a Land Down Under?

Tell me you consider yourself a subject, mate, without telling me you consider yourself a subject.

Free men don’t need training wheels. What happened to you people?

[Via Matthew L]

Inflated Beta Male Demands Equality Through Helplessness

Stephen Colbert Pushes More Control on ‘Long Guns’ After Man Attacked Dallas ICE with 8mm Bolt Action [More]

Let’s be honest. He’s scared of the thing.”

Keep thinking Polyphemus will eat you last, Fudds.

[Via Dan Gifford]

We’re the Only Ones Delighting Enough

The permissibility of weapon-mounted lights (WMLs) and red dot sights on a concealed carry weapon (CCW) in California is determined by individual county sheriffs. Recently, some sheriffs have begun restricting or banning these accessories, with Contra Costa County being a prominent example. These county-specific decisions have made the rules for carrying accessories complex and variable across California. [More]

The impossibility of navigating through a patchwork quilt is the whole point, don’t you think?

And is anyone still clinging to the “Sheriffs are good/police chiefs are bad” fallacy?

[Via Jess]

The Volunteer Loophole

The church says trained volunteers follow Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms guidelines to make three specific cuts to the firearm to make it no longer legally a gun. There is no transfer of ownership while the gun is still a gun, the church says. The owner must wait on the property for the process to be completed. The owner can either take the parts or donate them to be forged into garden tools. [More]

There are still other questions

And the volunteers have all had background checks to make sure they’re not prohibited from touching the guns? And training to make sure they’re really unloaded?

[Via Andy M]

It’s the Latest!

SB 243 is now in effect. The bill bans specialty accessories like “binary” and “forced reset” triggers and bump stocks. It also allows any government entity to place its property off-limits to concealed handgun license holders. [More]

So, the Democrats will be satisfied now and stop any further attacks…?

Right…?

Know Your Enemy

The businesses listed below have Anti-Gun policies and many work actively to subvert your personal safety and civil rights. [More]

I didn’t see any there that couldn’t easily be boycotted or substituted for.

Unfortunately, don’t expect most gun owners to care enough to do anything about it, including expanding the list when new anti-gun businesses are found, notifying fellow gun owners, or doing something so simple as challenging businesses publicly on their social media feeds with this:

Yeah, I know, they “won’t do social media.” Or view it as advocacy media, another tool in the kit, another chair in the bar fight

Or do much of anything else

Who’s “our” real enemy, again?

[Via Edmund M]

O Canada

“This program is really a way to help lawful gun owners stay in compliance with the law.” [Watch]

Talk about industrial grade weasel wording… and what a perfect example of actual fascist mentality.

Then we have Thing 2, a frickin’ Sri Lankan refugee who repays the people who took him in with “Obey of die” mandates.

According to what the premier’s spokesperson told me, Alberta’s response is “Not on our watch.”

Complaint Filed After DOJ Fails to Respond to Rights Restoration FOIA Request

Why were those 10 citizens chosen? What do they have that “we” don’t? Or more to the point, what do we also have that they do? [More]

Why, when there’s an easy way, does the “pro-gun” DOJ so often choose the hard way?

Pennsylvania Nosedive, Oh, Oh, Oh*

The House Judiciary committee passed four bills on Monday. One would institute red flag laws, which allow law enforcement to temporarily seize people’s firearms if a judge rules them a likely danger to themself or others. The others would ban devices that convert semi-automatic guns to automatic fire, require background checks for long gun purchases, and ban weapons that can avoid magnetometer detection, like 3D printed “ghost guns.” [More]

Well, let’s take a look at the state’s “big gun,” PAFOA. They still maintain a blog on their old site that hasn’t been updated since 2010.

I find nothing on Guidestar in terms of tax filings to show what they’re registered as or how much money they have. (C3? C4?)

They either have an old unused and unfollowed Twitter account or none at all.

Their last press release was four months ago? Or see any thing about their chairman in Google’s “News” feed?

Meanwhile, the anti-gunners/Democrats have well-oiled/organized/financed ground games and propaganda machines throughout the Keystone State.

Tell me I’m wrong, Pennsylvania gun owners. Tell me I’m missing a site that will alleviate my fears. I hope there is. I hope I’m missing a big gaping hole you can drive a trick through. But if it’s this hard for me to find, what about your average Pennsylvania gun owner– speaking of which, how much financial and manpower support do they provide?

And why should this latest subversion from Harrisburg be a surprise to anyone?

* And I do apologize. But you come up with titles all day.

[Via Jess]

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