Alan Korwin - Washington State Was Tricked! Arizona Next?
At SHOT Show 2015 we had the chance to speak to Alan Korwin, a Second Amendment luminary and prolific author who, in addition to writing 14 books, is also the purveyor of Gunlaws.com and ...
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The Fundamentals of Ammunition Safety
A Second Amendment University film on the fundamentals of ammunition and ammunition safety. If you caught yourself staring at my super duper sweet shirt a fe...
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The Twenty Second Amendment
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By David Robb
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To protect its Second Amendment rights, a handgun manufacturer is blasting Liam Neeson for exercising his First Amendment rights. "Theres too many f--king guns out there," the actor said recently. "I think the (U.S.) population is like 320 million. Theres over 300 million guns privately owned in America. I think its a f--king disgrace."
In response, North Carolina-based PARA USA which supplied guns Neesons hit film "Taken 3" but now regrets its decision is calling on the firearms industry not to provide guns to his movies. "[We] ask that our friends and partners in Hollywood refrain from associating our brand and products with his projects, the firm said in a Facebook post. We encourage our partners and friends in the firearms industry to do the same."
Neeson, whose "Taken" trilogy is filled with gun violence, thinks guns onscreen are just fine. "I grew up watching cowboy movies," he said. Loved doing that (gun gesture) with my fingers, Bang, bang, youre dead! I didn't end up a killer."
Late-blooming action hero Neesons hit parade continues March 13 with "Run All Night," in which he plays a graying assassin who gets in deep with his longtime mob boss and comes out firing.
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By David Robb
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To protect its Second Amendment rights, a handgun manufacturer is blasting Liam Neeson for exercising his First Amendment rights. "Theres too many f--king guns out there," the actor said recently. "I think the (U.S.) population is like 320 million. Theres over 300 million guns privately owned in America. I think its a f--king disgrace."
In response, North Carolina-based PARA USA which supplied guns Neesons hit film "Taken 3" but now regrets its decision is calling on the firearms industry not to provide guns to his movies. "[We] ask that our friends and partners in Hollywood refrain from associating our brand and products with his projects, the firm said in a Facebook post. We encourage our partners and friends in the firearms industry to do the same."
Neeson, whose "Taken" trilogy is filled with gun violence, thinks guns onscreen are just fine. "I grew up watching cowboy movies," he said. Loved doing that (gun gesture) with my fingers, Bang, bang, youre dead! I didn't end up a killer."
Late-blooming action hero Neesons hit parade continues March 13 with "Run All Night," in which he plays a graying assassin who gets in deep with his longtime mob boss and comes out firing.
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How the 2014 Elections Were a Second Amendment Success
Townhall #39;s Katie Pavlich explains how more Americans than ever are exercising their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms in 2015.
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The Making Of The Twenty Second Amendment Part 2
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To protect its Second Amendment rights, a handgun manufacturer is blasting Liam Neeson for exercising his First Amendment rights. Theres too many f*cking guns out there, the actor said recently. I think the (US) population is like 320 million. Theres over 300 million guns privately owned in America. I think its a f*cking disgrace.
In response, North Carolina-based PARA USA which supplied guns Neesons hit film Taken 3 but now regrets its decision is calling on the firearms industry not to provide guns to his movies. [We] ask that our friends and partners in Hollywood refrain from associating our brand and products with his projects, the firm said in a Facebook post. We encourage our partners and friends in the firearms industry to do the same.
Neeson, whoseTaken trilogy is filled with gun violence, thinks guns onscreen are just fine. I grew up watching cowboy movies, he said. Loved doing that (gun gesture) with my fingers, Bang, bang, youre dead! I didnt end up a killer.
Late-blooming action hero Neesons hit parade continues March 13 with Run All Night, in which he plays a graying assassin who gets in deep with his longtime mob boss and comes out firing.
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WallBuilders Live 2015-01-13 Tuesday - Second Amendment = Saving Lives
Tuesday, January 13, 2015 Second Amendment = Saving Lives Guest: Rep. Joshua Nelson (WV) State Representative Joshua Nelson (WV) recounts his experience of u...
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NRA News Commentators | Ep. 102: Colion Noir How to Defend Free Speech
Colion Noir reminds us that the Second Amendment protects the First, and says the next time terrorists decide they don #39;t like what you say, the only thing that will stop them is someone exercisin...
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A South Carolina lawmaker is fighting to bring Second Amendment education to classrooms. Representative Alan Clemmons proposed the bill to change the zero tolerance gun policy in schools across the state.
The bill proposes that three weeks out of a school year schools will teach students gun rights and gun safety. Representative Clemmons said students will benefit from this curriculum.
They can learn about sex, so why can't they learn about guns? I think whenever it's appropriate they learn about that, they should be able to learn about guns," parent Iva Lands said.
Lands is on board with the Second Amendment Act of 2015.
If you teach a child how to use it properly, you're not going to have the accidents. If you educate them, you're going in the right direction," she said.
Others said it's not the school's responsibility to educate students on guns, nor teach them how to use it.
Those that do grow up around guns, the parent should be responsible enough to teach them up until old enough to understand. I really like my child taught that in school," parent Sandra Hodges said.
Rep. Clemmons said the purpose of the bill would allow students to express the second amendment at schools without fear of punishment.
If anything comes up in a school setting that has to do with firearms, then it's a suspendable offense and criminal charges can ensue," he said.
He believes if the state doesn't educate students on their right to bear arms, and teach them how to practice the amendment safely, there will be repercussions.
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A South Carolina state lawmaker wants students to celebrate gun rights in schools, so he introduced the Second Amendment Education Act, which designates Dec. 15 as Second Amendment Awareness Day and requires instruction on the right to bear arms for at least three consecutive weeks in the school year.
Rep. Alan Clemmons, a Myrtle Beach Republican, was motivated to write the bill after a 16-year-old South Carolina high school student was suspended and arrested for a fictional essay he wrote about buying a gun and shooting a neighbors pet dinosaur.
One of the stipulations in Mr. Clemmons bill requires schools to conduct essay contests with Second Amendment themes and provide recognition for statewide contest winners.
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Zero-tolerance [gun] policies have squelched discussion and teaching of the Second Amendment in schools, Mr. Clemmons told The Washington Times.
If not addressed, a zero-tolerance attitude could create a generation that doesnt understand the Second Amendment and views firearms as evil even if used by law-abiding citizens, he said.
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Shannon Argueta, a liberal blogger often critical of guns, called the bill alarming and said she doubted a curriculum pushed by NRA supporters Mr. Clemmons is a longtime member would be balanced.
I find the idea of having a school pushing pro-gun propaganda for the NRA to be pretty alarming, said Ms. Argueta, a Florida mom with a 10-year-old son.
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Beaumont, Texas (PRWEB) January 15, 2015
1st National Reserve (http://www.1stNationalReserve.com), of Beaumont, Texas, one of Americas leading gold, silver and rare coin dealers, has joined the Bellevue, Washington-based Second Amendment Foundation (http://www.saf.org) as a partner in the fight to restore and protect the right of law-abiding persons to keep and bear arms.
In announcing the sponsorship, 1st National Reserve Vice President of Marketing Paul Stein stated: "We have long supported the right to keep and bear arms. Partnering with Second Amendment Foundation, our ongoing commitment to protecting the right to keep and bear arms will greatly expand. The Second Amendment Foundation is a group at the cutting edge of firearms law and on the frontlines protecting the rights of American citizens."
We are proud to partner with 1st National Reserve, The Official Bullion & Rare Coin Partner of Second Amendment Foundation. Our partnership not only provides SAF with immediate benefits that will allow us to continue and expand our important work protecting and restoring the right to keep and bear arms, but offers us a wide array of ways to work together to the benefit of our members and supporters in 2015 and beyond, said SAF Director of Development Ray Carter.
"Because of newly passed and impending anti-gun legislation, SAF must be ready to respond swiftly with meaningful legal action. This new support from 1st National Reserve will substantially increase our effectiveness," Carter explained.
1st National Reserve (http://www.1stNationalReserve.Com) is one of Americas leading gold, silver, and rare coins dealers and is The Official Bullion & Rare Coin Partner of Second Amendment Foundation. Serving SAF members and customers nationwide with an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, 1st National Reserve and Americas Gold Expert, Mike Fuljenz, help clients diversify with gold, silver and rare coins. Known as Americas Gold Expert, Mike is a frequent expert guest on local and national business and personal finance programs including Fox Business Network and CNBC, and has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Kiplinger's, Los Angeles Times and many other broadcast, print and online news media.
The Second Amendment Foundation (http://www.saf.org), found in 1974, is the nation's largest and oldest tax-exempt education, research, publishing and legal action group fighting to restore the constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms and our nations proud heritage of private firearms ownership. Today, SAF includes more than 650,000 members and supporters and conducts both vigorous legal and educational programs. Presently, the Second Amendment Foundation has nearly thirty active lawsuits before state and federal courts across the country and conducts the Preemption Legal Project, demanding cities and counties comply with state and federal gun laws. The Gun Rights Policy Conference, publications and leadership conferences are vital parts of SAFs educational program now joined by the new SAF Training Division. Announced only weeks ago, the Second Amendment Foundation Training Division (SAFTD) offers programs directed at training new and inexperienced shooters in the defensive use of pistols, shotguns and carbines.
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DRONE Skeet Shooting
We exercise our Second Amendment rights and blast away some mini-drones- in slow-mo! The DRONEs we are shooting at are the Parrot Rolling Spider Minidrone ...
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Cambria #39;s Back and Showing some Second Amendment LOVE
Introducing your friends to firearms is one of the best ways to protect our Second Amendment rights! So please take a friend shooting today!!
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Montana Attorney General Joins Lawsuit Defending Second Amendment
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January 3rd 2015 Second Amendment Update (made with Spreaker)
Source: http://www.spreaker.com/user/nh_steve/january-3rd-2015-second-amendment-update New Hampshire has always had a strong commitment to gun-rights and sel...
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