What do you guys recommend? For long guns. Likely a 24 rifle capacity. Fire rated for an hour. And, if it had some drawers, that’s be a plus.

Panama moves to let citizens have guns: Public Safety Minister notes more guns “have allowed the US to reduce homicide”

AL Mayor attacked with baseball bat.

In Oregon, there’s no money their “expanded” background checks.

Obama staffer shoots boyfriend.

I just bought this Orca cooler. And then I see they have NRA licensed coolers.

Defense Distributed Injunction Request Denied in Suppression of Gun-Related Internet Speech Case

Hot enough to cause a FN magwell to flex:

Mom kills government worker who took her kids.

JT on his straight razor. But I’m afraid I’ll cut my face off.

Knox County Sheriff will offer free handgun training courses for servicemen and women.

The inevitable grin.

Heh.

I learned from my derp.

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“AR-14”

Donald Trump: He was Trump. Loudmouthed and attacking. Went after the moderators. The moderators were more interested in asking “gotcha” questions than moderating. But that was for all candidates. Some good one liners. And if anyone thinks he gave money to Clinton to get her to his wedding, well, I’ve got this bridge.

Jeb Bush: Meh. Nothing to exciting and nothing too awful. I’m still scratching my head over his position on Common Core.

Scott Walker: Even keeled but not terribly exciting.

Mike Huckabee: He came off well. Had some good, obviously scripted, lines. But he did not come across as Mike Huckabee.

Ben Carson: I thought his comments on race were fantastic. He’s obviously been doing his research.

Ted Cruz: He was a little disappointing. By most accounts, he is the smartest man in the room. He seemed stodgy and interested in tossing lines to the base. He hit a home-run but, based on what others have said about him, I expected a double.

Marco Rubio: My opinion of him has improved. He was very straightforward and you could hear passion in his voice. One of the few guys I felt was actually saying what he believed.

Rand Paul: Right out the gate, he went after Trump. Gutsy move and one that, had the moderators let go on, would have bumped his exposure. He got the least amount of speaking time, even though he twice asserting himself in a discussion. He’d have probably been under 4 minutes had he not done that. And I like that he went after Christie on spying. Also, the only candidate to bring up guns.

Chris Christie: His loudmouth shtick was overcome by the other loudmouth. He came across as an authoritarian, big government, law and order guy. And he lied.

John Kasich: He had some of the oddest arm movements I’ve seen. I was trying to decide if he doing Tai Chi or something. Seemed solid but also meh.

It doesn’t look too great. Many restrictions.

or the diversity.

FN

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I’ll be watching it and rooting for my guy. And to see if Trump brings the clown show or something else. On the one hand, this isn’t Trump’s thing. He’s not used to these sorts of events and doesn’t speak like a politician or use their buzzwords. On the other, he’s unencumbered by having to speak like a politician. And, on the third hand, he’s generally brief and to the point. With the odd time restrictions of the debate, this might favor him.

Tennessee’s Adjutant Genera, Maj. Gen. Max Haston, issued an order today stating the troops with TN carry permits can carry on duty.

And, also, an anti-gun politician has been indicted.

If they’re anti-gun, they have to lie.

Journalism: You’d never know we heard of them or their role in these shenanigans.

Can’t you read the sign.

Man pulls out phone to record. Cop draws sidearm.

DOJ investigates self. Says self is cool.

Is CSGV in economic trouble? Also, evidence of astroturf.

The NRA ILA fact checks the politifact story on the claim.

Well, a pepper-spraying anyway. Shot dead by police.

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