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Do you have one of the above mentioned you no longer need/use/want. If so, give me a shout, perhaps we could do business.Thanks for your attention.

re the 4th U.S.Circuit Court Firearms ruling Looking at the above referenced, such is necessary, as it appears that gun rights, at least in the areas where this court holds sway, are in trouble, possibly quite serious trouble. Of course, The USSC toss this decision however the USSC seems...

See at JPFO site the full text of the National Firearms Act of 1934. In case anyone wonders why, it haunts us to this very day. If anyone else has posted this elsewhere or here, excuse me.

Discovered the above via the Feb. issue of The Blue Press that I receive now and then. Condolences to Mike's family. My experience with his company goes back to about 1980,when I bought a Dillon 550, which I still have,though I no longer use it as much as I once did. The servivce had from this...

Just finished the above entitled, while it might be dated, it is copy write 2012, the stink from Operation Fast and Furious is still prominent, the criminality of those who operated it and remain unpunished is still troubling, Obama is still president, and the cover-up of course continues. I...

Regarding Tuesdays primary elections, PA Gunnies registered Republican might find the following worth the time involved in reading. I received the below appearing today from FOAC, Firearms Owners Against Crime. Toomey is unopposed for another senate run on the Republican side. Speaking...

Perhaps already mentioned elsewhere but a few minutes ago I heard on a public radio broadcast mention of a large "document dump" by the Obama Administration, the documents involved being related to the Fast and Furious debacle, documents first sought by the U.S. Senate 4 years ago. This document...

Apologies if wrongly placed. From time to time, I've seen references to the publication of a follow up to John Ross's Unintended Consequences, which I found l found perhaps overly long but interesting. Said work never seems to appear. Am I missing something, or am I the victim of wishful...

Go to tribunereview.com, the wed address for The Pittsburgh Tribune Review. There you will find the above referenced article by Colin McNickle. The historical context is interesting, and remains valid today, I submit. Readers may judge for themselves.

Have a look at the 11 February issue of National Review, paging particular attention to two articles. One of these is entitled The Right To Bear Arms And Popular Soverignity, by Charles C.W. Cooke, formerly of the UK. Among other points raised by Mr. Cooke is the following, re the possession...

The need to keep the pressure oln yoiur elected things cannot be to often stressed. In that course of action is amazingly easy, re federal people. Toll free number is 1-866-220-0044. A lady usually answers Capitol Switchboard. Tell her who you wish to speak with and they connect you. Sometimes...

Is it fair to call them ‘assault weapons’? Posted by Aaron Blake on January 17, 2013 at 10:00 am Browsing through the Washington Post web site the other day, I came on the Blake article. Needless to say, given the editorial position of the Post, as well as the knowing and deliberate misuse...

In the aftermath of the December 2012 Conn. school shooting, Obama et al appear newly energized re a push for "gun control", so far more or less a will o' the wisp, not well defined, we await Obama's taskforce recommendations. By the way, no small number of individuals would say that Obama is...

Random searches subject of appeal can be read on-line at post-gazette.com, type the article's title into the search box found on the web site, the article comes up. The article involved rulings by state courts in Pennsylvania, however under existing federal law, a convicted felon in possession...

Note to moderators: Should you find the following "off-topic" or otherwise problematic, apologies offered. I thought that the following might prove of interest to some. Introduction: The Congress (House and Senate) has legislated. Does the mere presence of words in the statute books...

Rec'd. the following from the NRA today, part of an email. If this matter has already been discussed here, excuse the repeat. BATFE Request To Track Semi-Automatic Rifle Sales Delayed Click here to vote in this week's poll. As we reported on December 17, the Bureau of Alcohol...

Browsing through a gun magazine at the local supermarket, I came on an article about the 40 S & W. Seems the writer had acquired a pistol in that caliber, and seeking to economize, purchased "once fired brass". Some cases were "bulged" which made necessary the purchase of "special die(s)”...

Who in the present administration is screwing the pooch here seems a reasonable question, also why, given that this matter has been settled previously. Of course the "antis" never give up, do they? Questions Arise Over Army Bases’ Disposition of Surplus Cartridge Cases Thursday, April...

The article below appeared in 28 Feb, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. If our side "wins" this one, it could well be a giant step forward for the rights of the law abiding, should things go the other way, who knows. In either case, I would expect that court room battles will go on for years to come...

Re the above, and the JPFO alert below, my understanding possibly incorrect, is as follows. Existing federal law forbids the creation, operation or maintenance of any centralized registry of firearms and or their owners. It would appear that BATFE is "stretching" the law, AGAIN, or AS USUAL...