Noble Self Defense

So true.

For my good friends, Clint Macmiller and Patrick Watkins.

International F***y Pack Day It’s time to revamp your style in a fun way on this one-of-a-kind holiday.

Practice time ;-)

How many people who don't like guns, still have one to protect themselves? It is amazing that we can forget then it's about self-defense and not about who likes guns. On top of that, I always recommend more training. Take one of our classes and find out.

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West Wing 2:4 - Gun Control

USA TODAY: Gun rights groups' wave of lawsuits could change America's relationship with fi****ms.
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Gun rights groups' wave of lawsuits could change America's relationship with fi****ms Gun rights groups are filing and winning lawsuits to expand Second Amendment right. Battles escalate amid expected Supreme Court ruling this summer.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: New firearm owners shaking up gun culture and American politics.
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New firearm owners shaking up gun culture and American politics HARRISBURG — Richard Reisinger, of New Bloomfield in Perry County, leaned in as David Walker of Savage Guns, a Massachusetts-based firearm company,...

Lott said that, in a typical year, the media reports about 2,000 defensive gun use stories, but he added "that is a dramatic undercount because the vast majority of successful self-defense cases don’t make the news."

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Gun crimes grab most media attention, while gun use in self-defense gets merely a fraction: experts Reports of Americans using guns to defend themselves and thwart crimes often fly under the radar, but studies show millions of Americans use guns in self-defense each year

Making licensing data public would be little more than a fishing expedition
The question posed by your July 3 editorial — “Should you know if your neighbor has a gun?” — has a simple answer: No. Not any more than you have a right to know anything else that is in their house. Exercising your Second Amendment rights does not mean giving up your other rights, including your right to privacy.

The question itself is misleading: The list you favor would tell where people who are licensed to legally possess fi****ms live; however, most gun crimes are committed by unlicensed owners with illegally obtained weapons. And while a publicly available list of licensed gun owners might make crooks less likely to break into those owners’ residences while someone is home, it is more likely to make them a target when nobody is home.

What you describe sounds more like a fishing expedition: Get a list of everyone who went through the process to get a license, and then do what? On the basis of nothing but their receiving that license, search their driving record, organizations they belong to, social media history? Not for anything criminal, but just for things you don’t like?

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The gun owners next door (wherever they are) - The Boston Globe Readers objected to a Globe editorial's call for a public database on licensed gun ownership.

A driver in Arizona is being praised as a hero for saving the life of an ambushed state trooper on Thursday. Police say a suspect shot the state trooper who had stopped to investigate a car crash on an interstate west of Phoenix. A man driving by came to the trooper's rescue and ended up killing the suspect. DeMarco Morgan reports.

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Indiana may pass constitutional carry bill. This would drop the requirement to require training prior to applying for a concealed carry permit. Is Florida next?
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Smart guns finally arriving in U.S., seeking to shake up fi****ms market Personalized smart guns, which can be fired only by verified users, may finally become available to U.S. consumers after two decades of questions.

Smart Guns are coming to American markets. What are they and how do they work? What will the impact be on gun ownership?
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Smart guns finally arriving in U.S., seeking to shake up fi****ms market Personalized smart guns, which can be fired only by verified users, may finally become available to U.S. consumers after two decades of questions.

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