A concealed carry permit holder foils an armed robbery in Pennsylvania.
Year: 2008
Careful Over There
A Pennsylvania man gets busted for having a loaded gun in his car. He has an LTCF in Pennsylvania, but not for New Jersey. My bet is he forgot he had the gun in the car. I do not normally keep loaded guns in my car, but I do often keep my range bag in the car. You don’t know how often I’ve had to turn around because I suddenly realized I had hollow tip .22LR rounds in my vehicle, which is a serious crime in New Jersey. Gun owners would be wise, before entering New Jersey, to do a complete vehicle search of their cars to ensure there is no hollow point ammunition floating around in it. Definitely check to make sure you don’t have a firearm in the vehicle.
New Jersey laws are designed to do one thing: put firearms owners and shooters in jail. Keep that in mind when traveling over the river where the second amendment does not apply.
Violent Anti-Gunners
More anti-gun folks who can’t control their rage. And yet they think they are qualified to control us?
Bear Rights in New Jersey
Among the rights that black bears have in New Jersey is not being killed by family pets when they wander onto your property. I’m surprised the mother didn’t kill the dog. A grizzly mama would have. Charges in this case are outrageous. The dog was penned, scaled the pen, and attacked the bear on their own property. What’s the problem?
Denver Hunter Needs to Be an Election Issue
The Republicans, if they are smart, will make an election issue out of the hunter arrested at Pelosi’s hotel at the Democratic National Convention. Especially with these guys running around. Hunters need to understand that gun control is absolutely a threat to them, as this incident pretty clearly demonstrates. What are hunters more concerned about, do think, global warming, or ended up in jail and with charges because they drove through the wrong jurisdiction?
If I were NRA, I’d canvas Colorado and other hunting states pointing out this incident, and pointing out that Pelosi’s reaction showed no concerned for a hunter caught up in a legal technicality.
The Fat Kid in the School Cafeteria
Why do I get the feeling that Ray Schoenke at the Democratic National Convention is the fat kid in the school cafeteria that no one wants to sit with. And for good reason:
Schoenke is in Denver this week making the rounds. He mingled with fellow sportsmen at Wednesday afternoon’s briefing with the National Wildlife Federation at the Curtis Hotel and admitted that his big idea — that a pro-conservation gun rights group can supplant the NRA — remains a tough sell to Democrats who’ve seen the fury of NRA members at the ballot box.
“The NRA is a formidable opponent, and people are concerned about that,†Schoenke said.
“The reaction is positive, but the idea is still new.â€
Yeah, Ray, because we’re not stupid, and neither are most Democrats. Maybe you could get traction if you weren’t, you know, a gun control group. And where’s your outrage that your fellow Democrats arrested a hunter? Schoenke and American Hunters and Shooters Association is more interested in selling the Democrats on his false flag operation than he is in sticking up for actual hunters. That should tell you something.
Gun Nut Trivia
What musical pitch does the case of a 30-06 make if blown across? What about a .223 casing. Neither case makes a perfect note, but they come close.
Two Years of Shooty Goodness
Congratulations to Breda for making that fateful step two years ago. She’s a lot more than a cook in my book.
Calling Leni Riefenstahl
Reconsidering
There seems to be a lot of passion for the Appleseed Project from instructors, and I feel like I’m doing a lot of nitpicking over problems I have with the program, that in the big picture, are relatively unimportant. Defenders of Appleseeed have consitently stated that it is not for newbie shooters, which was a misperception I had of the program, and if that’s the case, would drop a lot of my objections to their training method and packaging. I will reserve any further judgement until I’ve had a chance to attend one of these events. Fair enough?