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Comment by J.J. Smith III on March 1, 2013 at 19:47

LGS was out of .380 ammo today. As late as 10 days ago, I could have bought 1000 rounds for north of $300.00.
Bet I could find some at the next gun show...at near $30.00 a box.

Comment by Warren L. Strout on February 20, 2013 at 15:36

If you are not a member of National Rifle Association - you should be!  They are working hard to help protect our Second Amendment rights, and they need  all the help they can get!  Also, check out  www.oathkeepers.org for more information on what some politicians are trying to do!         Warren - "Lone Wolf".

Comment by J.J. Smith III on February 1, 2013 at 15:45

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/legal-issues/get-involved/ammuniti...=

Comment by johnny twoshoes on January 22, 2013 at 11:11

I didn't hear anything from the shot show this year, but I imagine it was slammed with patrons as it is every year.

Comment by Jan Carter on January 19, 2013 at 17:49

Considering all that is going on out there this group is awfully quiet.  Did anyone see anything on the shot show updates for 2013 that is a must have?

Comment by Jan Carter on January 15, 2013 at 17:24

There is a blog for shot show daily news.  See what is bing revealed for 2013 by your favorite companies

http://www.shotshowblog.com/

click on the read more tab under daily

Comment by Jan Carter on January 13, 2013 at 13:02

This years SHOT show will be very interesting considering the climate in firearms right now

Stay tuned for live updates on equipment being unveils at the show

http://firearmsindustrynews.com/

Comment by Jan Carter on January 11, 2013 at 12:44

I read this on a Friends Blog today.  He and I had a long talk about this earlier today. I AGREE...WE CAN NOT LET THIS HAPPEN IT IS ABOUT OUR RIGHTS

I've got a plea to make to everyone to speak up now and contact your representatives and share your feelings about the changes in the gun laws being proposed.  Let them know how you feel.  Understanding that a lot of you probably feel that you don't have a dog in this fight, stop and think about a few things.  This is about way more than just guns.

I mentioned a few days ago the attempt that was made to classify most of the assisted opening knives to fall under the utterly stupid switchblade law.  Fortunately, some of the industry leaders stepped up and helped stop that from happening.   If you were one of the individuals that sent a letter or email to your congressman in regard to the proposal, my hat goes off to you.  While I'm not a knife collector, I saw the danger that proposal presented for all of us and made it point to bring it up and contacted my representatives.  We've got another battle shaping up that requires everyone's attention and action.

How would you react if you were told that legislation was being proposed to 1) Limit the blade length of the knives you could own, 2) You would be forced to pay a license fee to own any knives with a blade over a certain length.  3) The government was going to make you register all of the knives you own with assisted opening devices. 4) You had to prove competency to purchase said knife.  5) If you decided to sell the knife, you would be required to confirm the competency of the person buying it from you.  Totally preposterous, right?  Never happen.  But if it did, would you sit back and let it happen?

The reason I pose that scenario is I have every confidence that at some point in the future that's a possibility, albeit a remote one I hope.  In North Dakota, there's one of the highest rates of per capita gun ownership in the country with one of the lowest firearm related crime rates.  When you read the crime report and a weapon is used in a fight, you know what the weapon of choice typically is????  A knife.  Now, it's just a matter of time before somewhere in the country, some ambitious politician that doesn't particularly care for knives figures this one out and proposes restrictions on blade length, opening devices, etc, etc..... you get it.  We've seen it proposed once already fairly recently.

The gun law proposals currently being considered don't have a thing to do with making our schools safer or protecting you on your next visit to the mall or theater.  If they did, I might be willing to support them.  This is an anti-gun driven agenda that is using the recent horrific events in an elementary school as the centerpiece.  So far none of the proposals under consideration would have done a single thing to have prevented that catastrophe from occurring. Sadly, it's driven by a desire on the part of some politicians to give the illusion that they're trying to do something to address the problem, while veiling the effort to simply make guns less available to all of us.  

Take a few minutes to read this piece that was published in Pravda:  Pravda Opinion  It should be a sobering reminder of how important our Constitution is, how vigorously we should protect it and why.  So even if you're not a shooter or gun enthusiast, take 5 minutes to drop a note to your representative and tell them if they feel we need more laws, take the time to craft a sensible law that will actually address the issue rather than simply punishing the innocent.  Next time around, it could be you're pocket knife they're after....again.  Believe it or not, we're all in this together.

Comment by Jan Carter on January 6, 2013 at 10:45

http://www.nraila.org/news-issues/articles/2013/1/second-amendment-...

Don NOT let them go it alone!

Comment by johnny twoshoes on December 27, 2012 at 17:22

Jan, Ethan got some new "toys" for his rifle. It's really starting to look great and is becoming extremely equipped. 

I'm not sure I should post pics of it.

Big Brother is watching.

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