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Like many others in the West, my wife and I use BLM land for shooting. We know a great place that's located well off a two rut dirt road, with good backstops. We've always policed up our targets, brass, lunch stuff and the like. We also clean up and carry away what others leave there...

Good one! Thanks for the link. It was hilarious and dead on point.

I agree with those who think this is WAAAYYY over the top. We need to take a lesson in this country and resist this kind of mindless zero-tolerance horse puckey. Note this chilling excerpt from the news item: How long before they start castrating boys who show any male tendencies...

Regardless, the 2A is very clear. Some may disagree, and if they catch you. . .well, there are consequences for everything I suppose. Which is an absolutely pathetic comment on things these days. But I don't go to California willingly.

Well. . .I don't trust ANY politician, and neither major political party impresses me enough to mention. But one thing about Republicans: they know better than to outright attack the Second Amendment, mostly because they represent districts where there are a lot of us who vote and who do hold...

And another thing. . . Of course it goes without saying my vehicle is locked and that fact has been confirmed whenever I'm more than 20 feet away from it. That's simple routine. Also, it would be amazing if the chief of the Seattle PD was anything but an anti. The whole place is plagued...

I'll just say this: I won't leave my carry piece in a car except in the rarest of circumstances. For example: I have to go into the federal courthouse for some reason; I need to actually go past airport security for some reason rather than meeting someone on the terminal sidewalk. I might just...

Fantastic. As part of the Virginia Citizen's Defense League, you are worthy of Jefferson's legacy.

What Bruce H. and DocZinn said. I don't want the government specifying, much less examining, what I have in my pocket, be it a joint or a .357. As my old grandaddy would say: "Ain't none of their business whatsoever." And I don't want to pay into that tax supported charity we call welfare...

I voted to legalize 'em all. This country has taxed whiskey since just after the Revolution (remember the Whiskey Rebellion?), but as far as I know NO drugs were illegal prior to the early 1900's. And in that time we grew from 13 newly independent colonies along the eastern seaboard to a...

Wow! Lots of hypotheticals here. Guys in wheelchairs with nasty addictions. Guys who can't buy car insurance at any reasonable price. For me it's simple: the government does a lousy job of keeping felons from having guns. A fact that's proven in dozens of gas station robberies daily...

I'll regret this in the morning. . . A released felon has no trouble obtaining a weapon (NOTE: I did NOT say at a licensed gunshop). Or getting a drink of whiskey. Or speaking his mind. Or attending the church of his choice. Or voting, if he moves to the right jurisdiction. Or avoiding a...

My last word on this topic: "When you come to get my guns, bring yours: you'll need them." Pursuing a chain of logic too far very often results in absurd conclusions.

I'm pretty much an absolutist on the whole Bill of Rights. And some things ARE simple. The BoR is NOT the government's gift to us. It does not give us anything. Instead, it was intended to set whole, large swaths of life clear out of bounds for government interference. It was meant to...

That about says it all, in my opinion. But then I'm an absolutist where the Second Amendment is concerned: I believe it absolutely prohibits any governmental regulation of arms whatsoever. Felons should NOT be an exception. Lock 'em up or kill 'em, but if you let them loose they regain...

LAR15 said: Sometimes, yes, that's true. However, with all due respect, there are times when it is not true. There are times when a snubby .357 is the weapon of choice. An example would be when your assailant is armed with a machete, knife or axe. And it's hard to imagine a worse gun...

I think George is right. But I don't think anything but the voice of God ringing out from the sky would convince the Democrats that gun control is not a good thing. To generalize to a dangerous extent, Democrats these days are big city people who regard themselves as part of their own...

I caught this show, too. Dobb's mind has clearly been destroyed by Grecian Formula poisoning. He did say that semi automatics were not sporting. Feinstein, of course, has no mind, just a collection of emotional impulses. I've heard tales of people hunting pheasant with a .22, but...

The sincerity of either Hillary or John Kerry's support of the 2A would drive a hungry dog off a gut wagon.

What Eatman said. First, let's suppose a Democrat actually did support the 2A. If elected to national office, that Democrat is embedded in a system run by the parties. And the Democrat party has, for a couple decades, been (A) hostile to the real meaning of 2A (the people have an...