How well does your defensive ammunition work? At the conclusion of my June CCW course, we invited all of my students (current and prior) to come to test their ammunition in my wet phone books. Much cheaper than ballistic gelatin which requires much special handling, wet phone books simulate human tissue. The goal is to [...]
H.R. 8 and H.R. 1446 To understand why these bills are so consequential, it’s important to understand how retail firearm sales work under existing federal law. Currently, the primary means by which the federal government regulates firearms is through a network of licensed dealers (FFLs) making commercial sales. Anyone who repetitively engages in firearm sales [...]
A Fault Line In California by Dave Kopel - Saturday, April 5, 2014 One of the biggest Second Amendment court victories ever was recently won in California, and the National Rifle Association was there every step of the way. The decision of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Peruta v. County of San [...]
Armed Parishioners Stop Attempted Mass Killer
Will a national concealed carry reciprocity law get passed in 2017? by John McAdams - Wednesday, January 18, 2017 With Republicans in control of both chambers of Congress and Donald Trump in the White House, it's quite possible that promises by gun rights groups to "go on the offensive" may bear fruit in the near future. [...]
See full story at: https://www.ocregister.com/articles/sheriff-602509-concealed-county.html BY DAVID MONTERO / STAFF WRITER Courtesy of OC Register The Orange County sheriff loosened requirements Wednesday for obtaining a concealed-weapons permit in light of a recent federal appellate court decision that deemed many urban counties in California to be overly restrictive in saying who can and can’t carry a [...]
