Off-duty NYPD cop shoots man who tried to rob her and husband at NYC’s Penn Station [More]
What do you mean you and I are not allowed to do the same thing?
[Via bondmen]
Notes from the Resistance
Former FBI agent Christopher O’Leary is on MSNBC telling Trump to bend the knee and stop the deportations of people here illegally, or the attacks will not only continue, but they will escalate. [More]
Besides, it’s a lot safer to go after the “greatest threat“– you know, people who have earned what they have and have the most to lose through disobedience…
[Via bondmen]
DC-area high schools increase police and security presence at football games [More]
“We” sure have come a long way in a few short years…
[Via Steve T]
Only One Man Can Save California – California needs a hero. [More]
So much for “bold conservative commentary,” eh, H.W. III?
No deal, Vichycons. Sell us out and you can feel our pain.
You won’t hold seats and those of us who matter will still have our guns.
[Via Michael G]
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]

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]
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 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]

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…?
Settlement reached between former VEA CEO, Nye County sheriff’s captain [More]
What a total piece of $#!+.
Let the punishment fit the crimes?
[Via Matthew L]
Butler v. Bondi [More]
Why?
And how can her position be reconciled with… uh … her position?
[Via Jess]
Grassley Exposes Severe Whistleblower Retaliation at Biden ATF [More]
Hey, text, history, and tradition, right?
As long as Grassley is looking behind the curtain again, why not give him another allegation to investigate?
“When it was brought to the Bureau’s attention that Chipman had tried to grease the skids for former ASAC Stankoweicz(sp), the 5th floor was outraged and tanked the contract offer for someone who had so blatantly and publicly disgraced the Bureau. That did not prevent him from sliding into some other non-Bureau contracted position. The problem is, that Chipman has been manipulating the Bureau-sponsored contractor to pad the BQL with friends. The net effect is that the truly qualified people are not being considered for the positions. It has also been stated that Chipman has delivered HIS version of the BQLs for these contract positions, demanding his buddies be placed at the top of the list. Yep, fraud. That simple. Yep, the 5th floor knows.”
Oh, that’s right, I already have.
Compared to these accusations on the whistleblower website that first pointed us to Fast and Furious, Grassley’s latest is pretty weak tea.
So what’s he doing now? Posturing? How about he release the hounds on seeing if “preferred” vendors were favored, what kinds of understandings led to that, and how widespread it was?
They have no forensic accountants they could demand records for?
[Via Jess]
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…
Who’s “our” real enemy, again?
[Via Edmund M]
Join us next weekend at the Green Top Outdoor Expo in Ashland, Virginia, where NRA grassroots activists will be spearheading GOTV initiatives for pro-gun candidates. [More]
Or they could just, you know, get serious…

President Trump can do seven things, right now, which would provide much relief, and greatly advance our cause, all while Constitutionally bypassing the current milquetoast Congress. [More]
It would be as easy as swatting flies.