Given recent events and years of open borders, now seems like a very good time to crack open your gun safe and clean your defensive guns. Make sure they’re sighted in. Have your magazines loaded…all of them.
After a tumultuous 2024, we’re finally near the end of the most assiduously anti-gun administrations in history. But that’s all finally coming to a merciful end in three weeks so 2025 is bound to be much, much better.
We’re not usually new year’s resolution people, but lots of people seem to be heading into 2025 with a new sense of optimism and a sunnier outlook. The possibilities are almost endless.
As Israel adjusts to this new reality, the societal implications of increased firearm ownership remain uncertain. For many, the weight of these decisions highlights the delicate balance between protection and responsibility.
“It’s the attitude behind the guns here in Kennesaw that keep the gun crimes down, not the guns,” Mr Weatherby said. “It doesn’t matter if it’s a gun or a fork or a fist or a high heel shoe. We protect ourselves and our neighbours.”
We’re focusing on the handguns. Why handguns? Well, there weren’t a lot of new rifles or shotguns released, and handguns seemed to be the industry’s primary focus in 2024.
Fans in the stadium cheered, and the reviews were mostly positive on social media. But NFL fans started to poke fun at the finger-gun gesture because of the league’s crackdown this season.
If you want to tell us about that new tie, the thermal socks, or the can of Simoniz you got this morning, fine. But what we’re really interested in is the gun-related stuff.
From all of us at Shooting News Weekly to all of you, have yourself a merry little Christmas.
Just coming off a war of independence against one of the world’s great colonial powers, leaders thought it reasonable to ensure the “free” people the capability of defending themselves against any potentially tyrannical government.
