Wiley Clapp, RIP
“Wiley was truly a great American. A graduate of VMI, a Captain of U.S. Marines in Vietnam. A leader in the law enforcement community, an educator and a protector of our Second Amendment.”
“Wiley was truly a great American. A graduate of VMI, a Captain of U.S. Marines in Vietnam. A leader in the law enforcement community, an educator and a protector of our Second Amendment.”
Yes, Summerween is apparently actually a thing. Might as well have some fun with it.
The attorneys who continue to fight the “assault weapons” bans in states like Illinois, California, Hawaii will find it convenient that two of the most liberal Justices have declared these guns are, by the standards established in Heller, in common use.
For those looking for options in a more manageable range, here are gift ideas for Dad that top out at $50. OK, that’s pre-tax so technically speaking these might go over $50, but that’s entirely the government’s fault.
Jeremy not only outfitted his Toyota Tacoma pick-em-up truck with an amazingly handy Decked bed drawer system, he also used Mapgul’s new DAKA Universal Grid system to customize it and ensure that he always has the guns and gear he needs.
Mr. Andersson has no formal engineering education and was trained as a seaman. But during the pandemic, he spent time on an internet forum dedicated to 3D gun design and mostly used by Americans, fertile ground for his self-education.
As the Court dithers, Rhode Islanders with magazines holding more than ten rounds and Marylanders owning a banned “assault rifle” face real felony charges. Those are charges that aren’t applicable to citizens in most of the rest of the United States.
The Ft. Devens Rifle & Pistol Club, Inc., warned Fort Devens officials multiple times that if they didn’t let the civilian club shoot, they would take official action. Act they did.
Chalk one up for the firearm industry. Citgroup, one of the largest corporate banking institutions in the nation, announced it is changing its financial services policies that boxed out members of the firearm and ammunition industry.
Those of us in the firearm industry are frustrated and vexed over the Court’s decision to not address the question of hardware bans head-on. Justices Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch all dissented from the Court’s decision to decline to take up Snope or Ocean State.