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Spineless Republicans (or anyone) who "can't see why" anyone needs more than 10 rounds don't understand the real issue. It's not the number 10 which violates the right. It is the assertion by the legislature to limit ammo capacity of firearms to whatever number they see fit that infringes upon...

Yes, the little points of light are out there. Keep looking for them. Thanks.

I really don't understand the disconnect people have to demand that we "protect our babies" by prohibiting the presence of anyone who can actually protect them from a lawless rampage. The only defense they will accept is being defenseless. How could any human brain reach that conclusion?

Since you asked...

No story at Fox, Breitbart or Daily Wire. But Breitbart had this: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/06/14/da-legally-armed-citizen-opened-fire-walmart-parking-lot-gunman/ Add these to the Charleston, WV incident, and it's no wonder the dems are telling everyone that good guys with...

They always have this idea on the table whenever they think the political climate is right. Back in the Clinton era they were going for everything in the book, including a 1000% tax on ammunition. What they got for their trouble was the Republican Revolution.

If ever there were a time to make use of a "red flag" law, that would be it.

It's still amazing to think that with all that firepower and reckless, indiscriminate shooting, those animals didn't manage to kill anyone. And, it might be mentioned, this occurred during the infamous "assault weapon ban" period. I wonder what could be learned from that?

That kind of training is my idea of fun. There is very little that I would rather do. But there aren't many places around here where you can get an empty 1/2 square mile to run around and shoot guns in!

All I an say is I have owned my Sig P239 since 1999. It's been my EDC since then. The three mags I have for it have been loaded nearly all that time. They still work great.

Okay. (Actually, it was Colt45's scenario, but whatevs).

I'm surprised you don't seem to consider a knife to be dangerous enough to draw your gun for. It absolutely is. If the assailant is menacing you and is in reasonable proximity, knife in hand, you are in deadly danger, chair or no chair. It's time to shoot. Every cop in the country is trained...

Well, that's the crux of the whole issue. Any law can be called a "red flag" law, but they are not all the same. Some may be written by sane people with reasonable provisions and proper regard for due process for the accused. Other versions are horrific schemes clearly designed to make life...

This has been happening since the "unnamed virus of unknown origin" came around. There are times you go to the store and it seems OK. Other times there are empty shelves where there is usually plenty, and it becomes clear that the whole supply system is strained and tottering on the brink of...

Remember Sandy Hook elementary School? That was in Newtown, Connecticut 2012. They already had every law they are asking for in place at that time: "assault weapon" bans, ammo limits, waiting periods, background checks, licensing and registration schemes, the works. Connecticut was, I think...

Surging gun sales and record new gun buyers seems contrary to support for gun control. One can only hope that some kind of sense will prevail, but sense seems in short supply these days.

Just make sure you don't blow anyone's lungs out of their body.

True means honest. True precludes "spinning." This country's sins are not unique. It is the history of humanity everywhere that some people "screw over" others. Acting like our history is nothing but a litany of follies and injustice is not any more honest than claiming "everything's always...

I propose an experiment. In some states, we compel all law abiding adult (age 18) citizens to own and be proficient with AR 15's, like militia laws of old. In other states, we forbid such people from owning any weapons. Let's see who fares better.

Agree. Guns have always been as available as tapwater in our country. But we didn't always have these kinds of shootings. The difference is cultural. Why do we now have so many young people (or just people in general) who feel entitled to lash out violently whenever they are upset about...