In firing a handgun for the first time, I may have taken the first step toward making myself the tiniest bit harder to kill. However, instead of community, I found suspicion.
I’ve tested a few enclosed emitter designs, from large, mailbox-sized affairs to smaller units that are great for EDC. Meprolight makes two, the slightly larger RMR footprint Meprolight MPO Pro-F and the more compact MPO Pro-S with its RMSc mount.
Patrick Adamiak has appealed, but the Justice Department is now taking the position that the Supreme Court’s VanDerStok ruling supports its stance and is asking the Court of Appeals to affirm the conviction.
Florida’s new Attorney General James Uthmeier said in a social media post that he would not defend the ban on gun sales to adults under 21 if the case is heard by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The prospect of the Department of Justice moving to protect individuals’ rights — and gun rights in particular — has come a shock to the system of the civilian disarmament industrial complex.
In a letter to Creality, D.A. Bragg called on the company to install in its printers an available 3D-printing software program which detects the shapes of common gun parts and blocks their printing.
Instead of protecting Arizona firearm manufacturers from financial discrimination, Gov. Katie Hobbs sided with woke special interests. She vetoed the bill that would have protected Arizona businesses from financial discrimination.
“Imagine walking to your local park or to your school or around a town fair and not knowing who is carrying a firearm in the crowd. It’s no surprise that states that have passed these mandates see higher rates of gun violence.”
VanDyke is in a unique position here. As a judge rather than a party to the case, he can do pretty much whatever he wants. And he’s using that power to say the majority is using the rule against judges bringing outside facts to cover up their real goal.
“Democrats have forced through legislation that gives juvenile murderers $2,000 monthly scholarships, funded by the sweat of hardworking taxpayers. This isn’t compassion—it’s a perverse reward for bloodshed.”
