Jose Nino - The War on Guns

About That ‘ Unvarnished Pro-Second Amendment Record…

A law recently signed by Republican Governor Kay Ivey makes it a felony, punishable by up to 10 years in prison, to possess parts intended to convert pistols into machine guns. [More]

That’s quite the “unwavering support“…

Mr. Trump, Tear Down These Bans

GOP Lawmakers Urge Commerce Secretary to Reverse Biden’s Gun Export Ban [More]

This one, right?

While they’re at it, why not end the Trump > 32-round magazine export ban?

And as long as we’re on the subject of what the president can do:

“President Trump doesn’t even need Congress to get rid of the unconstitutional 1989 “assault weapons” import ban, he just needs to order the BATFE to declare all imported semi-auto rifles as ‘sporting,’ which is what these same models are considered when domestically produced.” (True, “sporting use” is a term originated in a 1938 German gun control law, and “swords and every terrible implement of the soldier are the birthright of an American,” but it will get the job done and we know why we want them.)

The El Nino Effect

I see Jose Nino is now writing for AmmoLand.

Find the time to go read his stuff. I believe you’ll agree it merits being shared.

Here’s a chat I had with him a while back.

El Nino Speaks 90: Gun Rights in Peril

Pro-Second Amendment Journalist David Codrea Joins ENS to Discuss the State of Gun Rights in America [Listen]

It was nice to finally get a chance to talk with José Niño.

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