Notes from the Resistance
How instructive to see “New York’s very own” PIX 11 pay so much attention to noted subject matter expert East Harlem resident Arlene on this.
“I think they shouldn’t be learning that on no video,” indeed.
So Fat Alvin presumes the power to coerce rules affecting the entire world… Hey, if you believe you don’t have to respect the Second Amendment, why should the First give you any problems?
Not that Google respects either.
[Via Jess]
Supreme Court to decide if Biden administration can regulate ‘ghost guns’ [More]
Now we get to see how all those “pro-gun” Trump justices pan out on “shall not be infringed.”
Mark W. Smith sounds optimistic.
[Via Jess]
Philadelphia reaches settlement in case against 2 large suppliers of ghost guns [More]
You know what they say about once you start paying blackmailers…
Life imitates art:
[Via Jess]
Grieving mother sues ghost gun kit maker Polymer80 for fatal shooting of daughter in the Bronx [More]
Now give us background on the killer, on all those “existing gun laws” that didn’t stop him, and on the data that concludes any new one would have.
He didn’t hit the right targets either.
[Via Jess]
D.A. Bragg Announces Indictments In Sprawling Investigation That Charges City Employees In Ghost Gun And Fraud Conspiracies [More]
I see they’re all small fry, so the top men under whose watches Big Apple trademark corruption occurs can carry on per SOP.
Looking at some of the arrestees, I’ll bet if a smart, loudmouthed Democrat race-hustler wanted to make a name for himself, he could make a pretty good case for “overrepresentation.”
[Via Jess]
California argues that, under the Gun Control Act, a receiver or frame can be considered a firearm because such pieces are “designed to or may readily be converted” into functional weapons. [More]
Shoot, I can instantly convert all kinds of things into a functional weapon.
The state calls ghost guns the “weapon of choice” for gun traffickers, gangs and political extremists, and says the Golden State has had to incur significant costs to regulate the guns because ATF is not doing so.
Talk about a term of convenience!
[Via Jess]
Are we talking about criminals that are obliterating serial numbers which has always happened in American history, um, or something else…? [Watch]
Are we talking about violence monopolist propagandists using deception to advance a citizen disarmament agenda…?
“Real reporter” Matthew Sedacca certainly is a tool.
[Via Jess]
Ghost guns, 3D printer found in unlocked room during bust at East Harlem day care [More]
Tell me again how black teens are disproportionately affected by “gun violence”…
[Via Steve T]
Supreme Court temporarily reinstates ban on “ghost guns” [More]
I submitted an AmmoLand article centered on the Roberts/Barrett punt.
Getting a gun in New York City is easier with a router than through Ruger, so Sen. Kristen Gillibrand, D-N.Y., hopes the 3D Printed Gun Safety Act of 2023, which bans internet distribution of blueprints for 3D-printed firearms, will suppress the burgeoning illegal pipeline of homemade, untraceable “ghost guns,” both locally and nationwide. [More]
Aside from misspelling her name, great job with this press release masked as news for the biggest political whore on the hill, “real reporter” Tandy Lau!
I don’t suppose his understanding of the First Amendment is any better than his grasp of the Second…
It’s a DSM/Gillibrand thing…
[Via Jess]
Biden loses ‘ghost gun’ case, ATF ban ‘unlawful’ [More]
This is by no means a done deal, but it does raise hopes for bump stocks and stabilizing braces, and for checks and balances.
[Via Jess]
Call or email Iverson. Remind her that Republicans inspired a lot of admiration while they were standing up. Remind her that you matter and you are furious that she would allow you to become a felon for exercising your rights. Remind her that walking out on clearly unconstitutional legislation is not an option, it’s a duty. And remind her that doing the right thing is a lot cheaper than a lawsuit. [More]
Or do nothing so that she only hears from a handful and presumes it’s safe to ignore them.
The County Attorney and law enforcement have charged Walker with violating MN 609.667 because his privately made firearms do not have serial numbers on them – despite not being required under federal law – and, in our opinion, not needed under Minnesota statutes. The judge in the case has disagreed. [More]
His mother has started a legal defense fund.
You can find out more by selecting “Case Search” for
Case Number: 71-CR-22-923
(Case Title: State of Minnesota vs Matthew Walker Anderson)
I’d love to tear into this but my plate is full and it will be a few days–hopefully, someone will be able to give us more information before then, and maybe convince one of the gun groups to provide legal assistance.
[Via WiscoDave]
But now the left is buzzing with talk of a “deal” to bring the Republicans back in exchange for the Republicans folding on personally made firearms, what the left calls “ghost guns.” [More]
Fold on anything and that’s one less obstacle they need to overcome on their way to everything.
Anyone who doesn’t realize we’re dealing with lying devils who want it all is willfully deluded.
Polymer80, the nation’s largest producer of at-home gun assembly kits — sometimes called “ghost guns” because they typically come without serial numbers and are impossible to trace — agreed to pay $5 million in penalties to settle a civil suit, according to the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office. [More]
Now look for every other shark out there to smell blood in the water.
[Via Jess]
“[A]fter 11 months of thinking about it and replaying this moment I have concluded this gun was a ghost gun.” [Watch]
Oh, look: An Opposite Day “progressive” paranoid and irrational “mental health professional”!
Houston has banned 3D printed guns from buybacks. It was fun while it lasted and our hero cleared almost 3K in profit. [More]
So now, when government tells us what a great threat “ghost guns” are, throw it back that the “Only Ones” are rejecting voluntary agreements to “take them off the streets.”
[Via WiscoDave]
I got the press release via email but I don’t see it posted at their press center yet. Check back later with them and I’d be surprised if it doesn’t show up, along with a link to the complaint.
H.R. 7544: To provide a private right of action against the maker of any component of a ghost gun, and any person who facilitated a sale of the ghost gun, for injury or death resulting from the use of the ghost gun. [More]
“6% chance of being enacted,” but it shows how these leftist bastards are thinking…
[Via Jess]
Prosecutors say one of the guns in the safe was a privately made semiautomatic rifle that was forged in Australia and made its way to Arizona via Washington. [More]
So much for being untraceable.
[H/T The Gun Feed]
The report repeats bogus “ghost gun” claims, which have already been debunked by dozens of senior law enforcement sources and a congressional whistleblower. In other words, ATF submitted a report to the President and to the Attorney General of the United States containing information it knew was false. [More]
Hey, when they know they can lie under oath with impunity…
