The whole NRA is overrun with Russians tidbit doesn’t seem to be about much. Apparently, everyone democrats don’t like has Russian ties.

A Democrat running for governor of Texas has apparently lost a gun that she was issued when sheriff. Only law enforcement should have guns, right?

Seen at Reason:

West Virginia’s House of Delegates has impeached all four of the state’s Supreme Court justices, who allegedly abused their authority and used taxpayer funds for personal gain.

An actual response to .gov corruption? I am shocked.

Congrats!

WSB TV:

She ran on responsible gun regulation, now she’s accused of killing her campaign treasurer

He was shot, of course. And it’s notable that her party affiliation is down there at the bottom.

Kevin:

We live in entirely separate realities.

Sort of. Only one of you actually lives in reality.

Local news printed a gun and shot it

They have all the gun control: Two kids among 12 injured by SHOTGUN in Manchester shooting rampage at street party

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The gun control study that really happened and you never saw

The March on the NRA generated a whopping $70 on gofundme.

But tech is doing a bang-up job: Online Retail Platform Terminates Cody Wilson Account Without Explanation

Headline: SAS sniper annihilates ISIS commander with ONE SHOT from over a mile away with .50 cal gun

No go have a look at his “sniper rifle”.

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The latest:

New York and other states are targeting the NRA’s bottom line

Several states are examining how the NRA makes money on gun insurance policies, and New York is warning banks not to do business with the gun group.

I always thought the Carry Guard insurance seemed a bit, well, unusual. And I’m not certain how effective it would be. Regardless, being targeted by a sitting governor doesn’t sit well with me.

Gun Control Becomes Speech Control

The Brady Campaign To Remain Relevant claims 8 kids a day are killed by the made up term “familyfire”. They are, as you would likely guess, lying.

Remember Mayors Against Guns? I’ve lost count of how many of those mayors later faced criminal charges. But here’s another one.

Johnny Jihad was running a compound where he was training children to commit school shootings:

Authorities found 11 children and four adults living in “filthy” conditions at the compound Saturday in Amalia, New Mexico. Prosecutors also alleged in court documents that Wahhaj, 39, was teaching the children to commit school shootings. The documents claim Wahhaj was conducting weapons training with assault rifles at the compound with the children.

The Second Amendment Foundation:

Federal Judge Brett Kavanaugh is highly qualified to fill the U.S. Supreme Court vacancy created by the retirement of Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy, the Second Amendment Foundation said today, expressing hopes that the Senate will swiftly confirm the 53-year-old jurist to the high court bench.

We have looked at Judge Kavanaughs record, as a White House associate under President George W. Bush, and as a clerk at the U.S. Supreme Court for Justice Kennedy, and can find no fault with his background, said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. Its our opinion that President Donald Trump has made an excellent choice in his nomination of Judge Kavanaugh, and he would have a difficult time finding another candidate with his experience.

Brownell’s 37mm launcher:

CBS Sacramento:

An angry mother is speaking out after she says a Lodi High School history teacher targeted students wearing T-shirts advertising the National Rifle Association.

She was basically being attacked in class, said mother Charlene Craig.

Two sophomores were wearing the NRA shirts when they say they were singled out in class by their teacher, who started schooling them on why guns are bad.

And:

According to a statement from the Lodi Unified School District, the school administration reviewed the t-shirt in question and determined that it did not violate school dress code policy.

And she was kicked out of class. I hope they have a good lawyer to sue the school and teacher.

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The Second Amendment Foundation:

Another Washington state city is now being sued by the Second Amendment Foundation and National Rifled Association for violating the states 35-year-old preemption statute by adopting a local gun control ordinance. They filed a similar lawsuit against the City of Seattle last month.

Or a sword, either.

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Back in nineteen aught eleventy three, I first started carrying a handgun. Back in those days, there weren’t clueful people on the internet to hash out better ways of doing things. Generally, you got advice from:

1) Gun magazines that never reviewed a bad gun in their existence.

2) Old guys who said they were ex-military and the gun they used in whatever war was the best gun ever. And these guys were largely full of it.

3) Friends, who meant well, but were clueless like you.

4) Police and military guys.

There wasn’t a any sort of competition scene around at the time that I knew of. So, this was it. Among my gun-toting friends (three of us), we all decided to carry guns used either by police or federal agents. My other friends carried Glock Fo-tays and I opted for a SigP229 in 9mm. I probably would have gotten the Glock except I was still concerned about light trigger pull and no manual safety. Boy, was I wrong.

My friends didn’t know any better and had cheap holsters. I had guidance from my dad to get a decent holster. It was a Galco holster the resembled this one. And I carried it AIWB. Or as we called it then “Mexican carry”.

I carried this way for a few reasons that I thought were good. Such as it was easier to conceal; easier to access; and with the style of clip on the holster, I could remove it when I was driving. The first two ideas are sound. That last one is dumb.

Then, the internet happened and clue was being delivered directly to my house. I started doing what everyone else who seemed knowledgeable did: I carried a black plastic gun that held a lot of BBs at the 3:00 position in a Kydex holster. And I still do that a lot of the time.

But, lately, AIWB has been making a comeback. And I am now carrying the same SigP229 that I first carried. In a Kydex holster made for AIWB. It’s like carry has come full circle except now I know how dumb it is to take a gun off while driving and that you can put your seat belt under the gun handle for safety.

And I only bring all this up because I read this: Traditional Double Action Autopistols for CCW Carry

But in case you don’t: The ATF Explains the Law Surrounding 3D-Printed Guns

Hint, there really aren’t any.

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