In another potential indicator of defeat, a veil of secrecy has apparently been drawn over the outcome of the pilot project in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, where the first rollout of the gun confiscation scheme occurred.
Alduri said the current political climate gives him reason to consider self-defense. “Am I expected to trust the American government or American cops to protect me? No, I don’t, quite frankly,” Alduri said.
You can’t mix apocalyptic language with live ammunition and expect harmony. A society can survive hypocrisy. It cannot survive hysteria with high-capacity magazines.
The Dems’ own numbers are turning against them. The party’s fixation on “assault weapons bans” and other anti-freedom crusades has alienated the very voters it needs most.
We all want to get more people into gun ownership and shooting. That’s good for everyone. If you’ve ever taken a noob to the range and started them out the right way, you’ve seen what happens.
If we don’t agree with Kummer’s proposed AR-15 and high-capacity magazine bans, are we then guilty of “put[ting] the pain and suffering solely on the shoulders of children”?
What once seemed to be “long-range” isn’t so much any more. The modern shooter has more good options than ever.
California’s new law is more than an age verification to impede “ghost gun” manufacturing. It’s actually designed to slow, if not stop sales of repair or replacement parts and tools to work on firearms. It also creates a de facto registry.
