Having solved all of the country’s problems
While I agree with the sentiment, it’s a little too soon, I think, to start thinking anyone will overturn a machine gun ban.
Be careful out there:
Gun Business Has a Simple Message for Gov’t: ‘Get Their Grubby Hands Off Our Industry’. They’re pushing to ease suppressor restrictions.
Bane:
as the ONLY gun person in the entire United States to have NOT been summoned to Smyrna and given 150-10,000 rounds with the G43
He has some thoughts on the gun.
This site is fascinating, and not in a good way. And regularly offensive. And sometimes NSFW.
Family court to father: No guns in the house until child is 18.
A few things: What other civil right can a family court restrict?
At 18, having presumably had no exposure to guns, will the kids be better or worse off should they encounter one?
And this:
Kurt appealed, arguing, in relevant part, that the no-guns order was unjustified and violated the Second Amendment. Andrea appealed, arguing in part that one of the custody factors, “the mental and physical health of all individuals involved, favors her because while there was no expert testimony of Kurt’s mental health, [his gun collection, among other things,] indicates that he has mental health issues and is a risk to M.A.R.R. We are not persuaded.”
Someone argued that gun ownership = mental health issues. Ok, then.
Mentioned speculation yesterday and it turns out, ATF’s director is resigning:
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Director B. Todd Jones has informed Attorney General Eric Holder he plans to resign, effective March 31. Jones has secured a new job in the private sector in New York City, and may be joining a professional sports league, ABC News was told.
Rumors the ATF director is heading to the NFL. Well, I’ve almost completely stopped watching pro football. If this happens, I will completely.
Carry a gun at work, and this company wants to give a $50 per month bonus. Awesome.
A few interesting bits on my tale of an incapacitated person and their NFA weapons. Commenters Alien and Patrick offer some insight.
Sebastian offers more info and concurs that the family can’t take them. And more here.
The recommendation to remove his firearms comes from a doctor. The doctor can shove his opinion up his ass unless he has discussed the matter with the patient and the patient agrees.
And I get that. Trouble is, for this guy, it’s coloring books for Christmas. The patient’s response would likely be to gurgle and poop his pants. It’s pretty terrible, actually.
However, as more details unfolded on the situation, seems the family thought his AR-15 was a machine gun and it was not. I only found that out today. So, it was not applicable in this situation. But it was a good discussion and a good thing to know, given that I own a suppressor.
Pretty cool:
So, an acquaintance of a friend of someone who works in the medical field told me the tale of someone recently incapacitated in a car accident. That person also has a few NFA weapons and the medical people are saying that the family should probably get the guns out of his house for safety reasons. And they’re probably right in this case, since it’s a pretty bad scene. I told them that if they went to his gun safe and grabbed his suppressors, or whatever, and took them home, they were probably breaking the law. What say you?
It depends. Apparently, a few high pressure, high velocity rounds through it will do the trick. So, 22LRs might needs a cleaning. I recommend a vibrator and some rubberbands.
Why he was wrong about gun owners. They can be taught:
They fail. I, too, am a fan of Kydex. Caleb recommends some holsters.
I’m a fan of Raven Concealment Phantoms and have one for each carry gun.
The House Civil Justice Subcommittee is rapidly becoming the place gun legislation goes to die.
This one lets you keep a gun in your trunk at a school. So, when the wife says “hey, I’m running late. Can you grab the kids?” And I do, I’m breaking the law. They note other bills that have died.
Multiple Pro-Gun Bills Progressing Through Legislature
These bills are removing municipalities’ discretion on guns in parks. And allowing you to sue if you’re fired from your job for a gun in the car.
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
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