The Big Chill

Bass Pro Shop’s Background Check Policy Raises Questions [More]

After seeing how Morehouse was retaliated against with a bend-and-spread-’em audit that had the goal of finding something, anything, to revoke its FFL, and noting the anal levels ATF stoops to over “Don’t Lie for the Other Guy” (enthusiastically partnered with by NSSF), over-cautiousness is inevitable, especially where corporate timidity over anything controversial is the rule.

Let’s All Go to the Lobby

Shocking moment 63-year-old man is brutally attacked inside Florida movie theater after asking couple to move out of his pre-booked VIP seat [More]

What does it say about the state of things when all you have to do is read the headline to know that structural sophism and the resultant ubiquitous sociopathic sense of entitlement were involved?

FAFO

Police said over ten days, they received similar reports of robberies in the Fan, Byrd Park, and Carytown areas with what appeared to be the same suspects. [More]

You know what would stop that real quick?

Let “progressives” break things down badly enough and look for some to get fed up. It’s either that or this, which I’d argue is more effective and humane.

By the way, I was at Bannack last week– it’s a ghost town/state park now, but the gallows are still there. I took this from near the cemetery at the top of a large hill overlooking the site:

[Via Mack H]

Return With Us Now to Those Thrilling Days of Yesteryear

The Lone Ranger Had Good Life Lessons But Bad Gun Advice [More]

You don’t say.

I met him when I was a boy. My Dad was plant manager for BF Goodrich in Tehran, Iran for five years and we were on home leave circa 1962, staying in a motel near Akron, Ohio. Moore was doing an appearance at a local amusement park. He occupied the room next to ours for 2-3 days as I recall, and was very conscientious about presenting himself to us children as kind and every bit what we expected.

But yeah, “Shoot to wound” had to be called out.

[Via Dan Gifford]

Just the Ammo They Need

The State does not dispute that California’s unworkable ammunition purchasing laws have stopped thousands of people who are legally eligible to buy ammunition from buying it. But, amazingly, the State is now arguing that the case should not move forward because CRPA does not have legal “standing” to challenge the law because its members have not themselves encountered these problems. That’s nonsense, of course. But to assist CRPA in demonstrating how the law continues to block eligible people, particularly CRPA members, from buying ammunition, CRPA needs declarations from members and supporters evidencing any problems you have recently faced when trying to buy ammunition. [More]

Give them all the ammunition they need to blow this case wide open.

It’s Time Hung Cao Applied Personal Courage to Political Courage on Guns

What gun laws does he consider unconstitutional? What gun laws does he consider constitutional? [More]

Don’t just tell us you believe in the Second Amendment. Tell us how you believe in it and what you’re going to do about it. Be specific. Otherwise, all that fist-pounding is just noisemaking.