From the category archives:

Firearms

Minnesota DFL Representative admits she was wrong about Permit to Carry Law in Minnesota

July 15, 2010

This video over at WCCO has one of my favorite admissions by a politician ever – that as one of the strongest opponents against the Minnesota Permit to Carry law that her strongly stated facts about how firearms crime would go up were totally wrong. All in all, a very balanced story that stuck to [...]

Read the full article

At least one liberal gets the 2nd amendment

July 5, 2010

And he’s posting Over at the DailyKOS of all places – in this piece Why Liberals should love the Second Amendment: When it comes to discussing the Second Amendment, liberals check rational thought at the door. They dismiss approximately 40% of American households that own one or more guns, and those who fight to protect [...]

Read the full article

MacDonald v. Chicago, or “I told you so”, round two.

June 28, 2010

Just as the court found in DC v Heller about two years ago, this morning, the United States Supreme Court upheld the meaning of the Second Amendment. This time, by incorporating this right against state and local government, and declaring that it is indeed a “fundamental right”. The New York Times puts it this way: [...]

Read the full article

Massachusetts: More stupid firearms laws

May 30, 2009

Massachusetts is at it again with more stupid firearms laws – laws that will do nothing to impact crime at all. While there are many things that I miss about living in New England – I am certainly not missing the idiotic “anti-crime” measures that the Massachusetts legislature attempts to pull off. I’m quite happy [...]

Read the full article

Downrange at Bill’s North

May 18, 2009

I haven’t written much lately – been involved in a project at work that has been quite involved – but my current team has been bugging me to provide them with something to read on here… so inspired by Lex’s post, here’s something new: Kimber Ultra CDP II with Wilson Magazines at Bill’s Gun Shop [...]

Read the full article