Dependable and easy to maintain

Benelli's are good

With a Benelli M4 tactical

A reliable gas system

How it works

Gun grabbers take note.

Unique pistol with a punch

Taurus Judge Home Defender

Are steel toed boots bullet proof

In case one shoots oneself

In the foot

This makes sense

~~~ Not a leg to stand on ~~~
(2:19)

Commit it to long term memory

By understanding how it stifles

Don't Tread On Me

Enough is enough

~~~ When all that is trusted ~~~
(16:24)

Turns its back

Death_Angel

Trump spoke about this before and the TDS nutbars etc didn't believe it

oh yeah, she said it- but says she's changed her mind now

doesn't matter----she just lies...says whatever they think people want to hear
chicken in every pot ec

https://x.com/_johnnymaga/status/1836411430012133747?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1836448125336326428%7Ctwgr%5Ebffe7bcad732bf314b2ad9a012c30f17136d3689%7Ctwcon%5Es3_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Finvestorshub.advfn.com%2Fboards%2Fread_msg.aspx%3Fmessage_id%3D175105116

Reality of war

Non scripted version

good grief

LOL https://x.com/brianlilley/status/1834272388298490233

In Canada, a 58 year old woman was charged after shooting man using a water gun.

Link to Story

Cheers, PW.

District of Columbia v. Heller

554 US 570, 582 (2008)

Justice Scalia

~~~ What does this mean ~~~
(16:43)

Jim Crenshaw

The second amendment

Is this countries

Immune system

A tactical perspective of a shooting

~~~ Where was the secret service ~~~
(51:59)

Has all the hallmarks of an inside job

To learn more, visit: https://jeffreyprather.com/

For more updates, visit: http://www.brighteon.com/channel/hrreport

NaturalNews

Am sure it will slow it down some

Would be nice

To see how well it does

Too bad they didn't test it for bullet penetration!

Maybe happening soon in your neck of the woods?

‘Merica: Grocery Stores Selling Ammunition Out of Vending Machines in Alabama and Oklahoma
AWR HAWKINS 6 Jul 2024 2:11

Some grocery stores in Alabama and Oklahoma now have American Rounds vending machines which allow customers to buy ammo for their guns while getting a cart full of groceries for their families.

Cleveland.com reported on the vending machines, noting they are currently in six locations and “[use] artificial intelligence technology to verify a buyer’s identification and age through card scanning and facial recognition software.”

One of the locations is a Fresh Value store in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Terry Stanley, COO of the Fresh Value, said, “We’re always looking for ways to give our customers another reason to come visit our stores. Anything we can do to help them make their shopping trips easier, based on the feedback we’ve gotten from customers today, they are so excited about us having this ammo kiosk.”

American Rounds, the company which manufactures and distributes the ammo vending machines, has a statement on its website explaining that their system of purchase age and eligibility checks “ensures that all transactions comply with federal and local regulations, maintaining the highest standards of responsible sales.”

Additionally, American Rounds pointed out, “We are committed to providing a secure environment that customers can trust for their ammunition needs.”

https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/2024/07/06/merica-grocery-stores-selling-ammunition-out-of-vending-machines-in-alabama-and-oklahoma/

Yes ............

LOL! good one

Love this one ......................

Innovation at its finest

~~~ Bullet proof paint? ~~~
(5:55)

Eye of the tiger mentality

Jim Crenshaw

Shotguns as a drone countermeasure

Here you go ...............

Try that in a small town

For those

That have no clue

Before all else

Be armed

~ Niccolo Machiavelli ~

Summation of the Bennelli M4

Talking through one's instrument

Is what it's all about

Once it's

Explained

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird - 7/2/1977

Oakland Coliseum

LOL!

Reality ...................

What is the beak

~~~ Of a big bird ~~~
(1:28:17)

Train like one fights

Reality right here that the agenda anti gun government sheep don't want to acknowledge as it is TRUE!

Creativity has no boundary

~~~ It goes ~~~
(0:26)

Where it flows

Jim Crenshaw

Still coming for your guns:

The Anti-Gun Lobby Comes for Glock With Chicago Lawsuit

More shots fired in the war on semiautomatic weapons.

by Graham J Noble | Mar 22, 2024

The Mumified Meat Puppet Administration’s (MMPA) still at it!!!

Universal background checks: backdoor, illegal gun registration

By Mike McDaniel

and that's a fact.....

Truth Bomb! KABOOM!

Only remedy

Is to stop being

Gun abiding

American Firearms Association, 2/26/2024:
Massachusetts Democrat Elizabeth Warren and Georgia Democrat Hank Johnson have introduced a monster Gun Control Mega Bill (S. 3407 / H.R. 6596)!

If passed, this legislation would:
>>> Create a national permit to buy a gun
>>> Establish a nationwide gun registry
>>> Institute a national ‘Red Flag Gun Seizures’ law
>>> Ban virtually every semi-automatic rifle in America
>>> Make it a felony to buy a ‘high capacity’ magazine
>>> Tax guns at 30% and ammo at 50%
>>> Put you in jail for buying more than 1 gun a month
>>> Force you to lock up your firearms at all times
>>> Criminalize the sale of firearms to adults under 21
>>> Ban the sale of suppressors
>>> Make it a crime to build a firearm in your own home

And that’s just the start, as this gun control monstrosity is well over 100 pages long.

Gun owners need to FLOOD Washington, D.C. with emails immediately.

https://gab.com/ButterflyBusy/posts/111999973911459558

Remington flees to a free state

By Mike McDaniel

The recent judgement for fraud against Donald Trump in a New York City Court, in a dollar amount higher than the GNP of some countries despite no one being defrauded, has revealed something many Americans didn’t know: New York State is driving out its most productive, tax-producing citizens and businesses. What happens to a state that, for leftist political reasons, purposely destroys its tax base? What happens to that self-defunding state when its federal Democrat/socialist/communist (D/s/c/) allies open the borders and send tens, even hundreds, of thousands of illegal immigrants to take advantage of the state’s self-imposed sanctuary? New York is finding out, and isn’t much liking it.

New England, since before the founding of the republic, was American’s primary gun-producing region. No longer:

The Remington gun factory nestled in New York’s Mohawk Valley is ready to shutter its doors and move to Georgia after more than 200 years in the Empire State.

"Two hundred and eight years of history. Gone, gone," Ilion, New York, Mayor John P. Stephens told the New York Times. "Ilion is Remington. Remington is Ilion."

Remington is the nation’s oldest gun manufacturer and told union officials late last year that company chiefs at RemArms, the current version of Remington Arms, made the decision to end its New York manufacturing come March. The remaining operations located in Ilion will move to Georgia, where company leaders say the firearms industry is supported and welcomed.

Even after the Supreme Court’s Bruen decision, New York D/s/cs, who control every lever of power, have continued to write blatantly unconstitutional anti-liberty/gun laws. Some have been quickly struck down—there are some New York judges who follow the Constitution--but others are working their way to the Supreme Court. D/s/c states do this to inconvenience law-abiding normal Americans, knowing it will take years to strike down their unconstitutional mandates. In the meantime, they can virtue signal, and even bankrupt and imprison Americans daring to exercise their Second Amendment rights.

"When Remington leaves, it’s not going to be like a facility leaving, it’s going to be like part of your family has moved off," Jim Conover, a retired Remington employee who began his career there in 1964, told The Associated Press.

A furnace operator and technician at the factory, Frank "Rusty" Brown, told the outlet that he and generations of his family worked at the facility and noted he and his wife will be out of jobs.

"My mom worked there. My dad worked there. My wife works there with me now. My daughter works there with me now. My second daughter works there with me now. And my son-in-law works there," Brown said. "So it’s a double-hit for me and my wife: two of us out of a job."


Many gun and accessory makers have fled their traditional New England Homes. Among them, Smith and Wesson moved to Tennessee, Kimber to Alabama, Winchester moved ammunition operation s to Mississippi, Stag Arms and Weatherby have moved to Wyoming. Remington already has facilities in Arkansas.

The closure of the New York location will result in about 300 people losing their jobs in a town of roughly 7,600. The mayor of Ilion told the Daily Mail that the village is expected to lose $1 million in revenue due to the move, in addition to other local businesses taking a financial hit.

Like other gun, ammo and accessory makers, Remington’s decision to move is not only financial. The anti-liberty/gun political climate is a major factor.

U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik and state Sen. Mark Walczyk both previously blamed New York’s restrictive gun laws for the move.

"Hochul must stop her unconstitutional assault on the Second Amendment now," Stefanik said in December, according to the Times Union.

Walczyk pinned blame on New York’s Gun Industry Liability Law for pushing the company out of the state. The law, which was signed by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2021, allows gun makers to be sued if they "knowingly or recklessly create, maintain or contribute" to violence.

"We are very excited to come to Georgia, a state that not only welcomes business but enthusiastically supports and welcomes companies in the firearms industry," RemArms CEO Ken D'Arcy said in a statement. "Everyone involved in this process has shown how important business is to the state and how welcoming they are to all business, including the firearms industry."

Remington’s move is part of a continuing trend of necessary and productive businesses moving to blue states that not only support, but embrace business, the Constitution and the rule of law, adding to their manufacturing and tax bases. More and more, red states are producers, while blue states are takers. Remington, setting up shop in a state with a more than willing labor pool, continues the American tradition New York has rejected.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/02/remington_flees_to_a_free_state.html

Decisions to make ..............

LaPierre Attorney: AG James Wanted to 'Decapitate' NRA

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/lapierre-nra-gun-rights/2024/02/15/id/1153769/

Lawyers for the National Rifle Association and its former chief, Wayne LaPierre, said New York Attorney General Letitia James' goal behind her civil trial was to take down the gun rights group for political reasons.

"She wanted to decapitate the organization, and that was for political reasons," P. Kent Correll, a lawyer for LaPierre, said during closing arguments Thursday in James' lawsuit against the NRA and its former executives over years of questionable spending.

"This is a story made up by a person with an agenda that wanted him off the field," said Correll.

James, a Democrat, was not present in court Thursday.

"If this case was so important, why wouldn't she be here?" Correll asked.

"If this is a case about corruption, it wasn't corruption by the NRA," said NRA attorney Sarah Rogers.

She said the state's case showed the misconduct was committed "against" the NRA, not "by" the nonprofit.

"When the fraud was discovered, it dug in. It turned over the rocks it was told not to overturn. It took risks for the benefit of the organization," Rogers said. "The NRA left no stone unturned."

Correll argued that LaPierre's penchant for private flights was necessary for safety reasons, given his prominence in the contentious gun debate.

"He acted in good faith and with honesty, sincerity, and intention," he said. "There's no evidence that he received any benefits that he didn’t deserve.”

James filed her lawsuit in 2020, alleging LaPierre treated the NRA as his personal piggy bank.

What it is

About that

Teach

~~~ Your children well ~~~
(11:19)

Life has its focus

Michiganders Beware: New Gun Laws Are in Effect

A look at the latest in gun control folly from the Great Lakes State.

by James Fite | Feb 13, 2024

As is so often the case, gun laws devised by gun-control advocates supposedly seek to make the world a safer place by disarming only the people who follow the rules.




Brace yourselves Michigan firearm owners: A bevy of new gun laws just took effect. From so-called safe storage requirements – which make home defense much more problematic – to the ineffective background checks and extreme risk protection orders that could see law abiding citizens disarmed without due process, it’s high time for a close look at the latest in gun control folly that makes the Great Lakes State a much more dangerous and less free place than it was just a day ago.

Safe Storage: Safer Only in Theory

Michigan residents are henceforth required to keep all firearms being stored or left unattended unloaded and locked away if it is “reasonably known” that a minor might be present. If a minor “possesses or exhibits” a firearm in a public place or in the presence of another person in a “careless, reckless or threatening manner,” the owner of the weapon is guilty of a misdemeanor criminal charge punishable by no more than 93 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, or both.

Should said minor then fire the weapon and injure themselves or someone else, that misdemeanor becomes a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and/or a fine of up to $5,000 – ten years and $7,500 if the injury is “severe.” If the wounded person dies, the punishment for the gun owner – not the minor who pulled the trigger – goes up to a potential 15 years in prison and as much as a $10,000 fine.

The real life-and-death issue here is in home defense. In theory, an adult with children living in the home could usually remain in compliance with this law and be ready to fend off a home invasion simply by keeping a firearm on their person even at home and locking any others away. That would work most of the time – taking a shower, changing clothes, or sleeping raises some issues, of course, as does playing with the kids while wearing a deadly weapon. But imagine all firearms but the gun-owner’s everyday carry piece are locked away unloaded where the kids don’t have access to them.

Now imagine the armed adult is away from the house while an older child is home, and a home invasion occurs. Even if the eldest has permission and access to where the weapons are stored, there’s the problem of retrieving that weapon from its locked location, loading it, and using it in self-defense before anyone with violent intent can act.

Michigan, at least, does address the issue of home defense by negating all this should the minor be acting in self-defense. Not all states do.

Virginia State Delegate Nicholas Freitas, the Republican representing Old Dominion’s 62nd district, asked that very same question just last month in the debate over Virginia’s own safe storage bill, HB183. In a short video posted to YouTube on Jan. 31, he explained the issue. Here is his own hypothetical question – and the insane answer to it:

“I said, ‘Look, I get what you’re trying to do here. You’re trying to make things a little bit safer.’ I said, ‘However, I live in the country, where the police are generally at least 15 minutes away on a good day. So, if my 16-year-old daughter, who has been taught to handle and use firearms responsibly since she was five years old, if she’s home alone and somebody – oh, I don’t know, maybe that you let out on parole, because you do a lot of that around here – is kicking in our door in order to harm my daughter and she uses one of my firearms in order to protect herself, am I now a criminal?’ And after a very, very lengthy, lawyerly explanation, the answer was, ‘yep, you sure are.’ Make it make sense.”

But the core issue remains: An unloaded firearm locked in a box is useless. That’s fine for hunting and sporting guns, but a home defense weapon must be reachable and usable by whoever is going to defend the home. The trick to this situation – as just about any rural gun owner with kids can tell you – isn’t to hide the weapons from the children, but to train the children in the responsible handling and use of the weapons.

Will the New Laws Work as Intended?

Safe storage requirements with both misdemeanor and felony penalties aren’t the only new Michigan gun laws that create crimes where none existed before or increase the potential for death by unintended consequences. One such law requires anyone who isn’t a federally licensed firearm dealer (FFL) to “complete a record in triplicate on a form provided by the department of state police” that includes either the buyer’s concealed weapon license number or, if they aren’t licensed, the dealer license number of the FFL who did the background check.

In short, all purchases – even between private individuals – must now go through an FFL for the sake of having a background check and a record of the sale.



The problem is that universal background checks don’t work. If a criminal is looking to acquire a gun for the commission of a crime, he already most likely plans to steal it or buy it from someone without going through an FFL – regardless of whether he can pass a background check or not. All this does is make a crime where no crime existed before. Those who plan to commit murder or robbery at gunpoint won’t be deterred. Don’t believe that? Just look at California’s atrocious record.

Then there’s the extreme risk protection order – or so-called red flag law – that just took effect. As is the case in most states with similar regulations, it is now possible for a judge to issue an order for police to confiscate weapons from a Michigan resident who has no idea that he or she has been ordered disarmed. What’s worse – again, as is the case in most of these states – Michigan allows no-knock warrants and pre-dawn raids. It shouldn’t take too much imagination to see how this could go horribly awry and cost the lives of law enforcement officers, residents who have committed no crime, or both. What reason in the world would an armed law-abiding citizen in Detroit have to believe that the gunmen knocking down their door at 3 a.m. without announcing their identity are police?

Foolish Gun Laws, Unintended Consequences

Another new Michigan law prevents people who have been convicted of domestic violence from buying, owning, or transporting a firearm for eight years after sentencing. This one may well save more lives than the others – but it also renders the convict, as all such “prohibited persons” laws do, unable to adequately defend themselves or their families. And of all the crimes for which people are falsely accused and convicted, domestic abuse ranks high, meaning there’s a much higher chance of disarming an innocent person than in most other situations.

The more astute reader has likely noticed the pattern here: Whether these gun laws achieve their stated goals or not, they all come with unintended consequences that could cost people who aren’t otherwise criminals their lives or their status as free Americans. As is so often the case, gun laws devised by gun-control advocates supposedly seek to make the world a safer place by disarming only the people who follow the rules.

https://www.libertynation.com/michiganders-beware-new-gun-laws-are-in-effect/