NRA - Hillary Admits Gun Confiscation is ‘Worth Looking At’

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Hillary Admits Gun Confiscation is 'Worth Looking At'
Fairfax, Va.— Hillary Clinton said at a New Hampshire Town Hall today that gun confiscation is something "worth looking at." Discussing the firearms confiscation program in Australia, Clinton admitted she would consider implementing such a system in America.  A voter asked, "Recently, Australia managed to get away, or take away tens of thousands, millions, of handguns. In one year, they were all gone. Can we do that? If we can't, why can't we?"  Mrs. Clinton responded by describing Australia's program, and then said, "I think it would be worth considering doing it on the national level, if that could be arranged."  Chris Cox, executive director of The National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action, said, "This validates what the NRA has said all along. The real goal of gun control supporters is gun confiscation. Hillary Clinton, echoing President Obama's recent remarks on the same issue, made that very clear."  Clinton's call for gun confiscation follows recent comments she made at a private fundraiser late last month. While expressing support for a ban on commonly owned semi-automatic firearms, Clinton stated her belief that the Supreme Court wrongly held that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right to self-defense.  In her own words: "…the Supreme Court is wrong on the Second Amendment. And I am going to make that case every chance I get."  "Hillary Clinton just doesn't get it. The NRA's strength lies in our five million members and the tens of millions of voters who support the Second Amendment," Cox said.  "A majority of Americans support this freedom, and the Supreme Court was absolutely right to hold that the Second Amendment guarantees the fundamental, individual right to keep and bear arms.  Hillary Clinton's extreme views are completely out of touch with the American people."
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EOTech Issue...

For those who own EOTech sights. This has been an ongoing 'complaint' for at least a year.

http://soldiersystems.net/2015/09/30/ussocom-issues-safety-use-message-eotech-enhanced-combat-optical-sights-plus-goings/

So it wasn't you, there really is an issue with the sights due to temp changes, and parallax error.

9/11 - We Will Never Forget

NEVER

IMR 4007SSC recall!

This is from AmmoLand.

Please help me spread the word about this powder recall.

IMR 4007SSC Powder Recall & Product Safety Warning

Shawnee KS –-(Ammoland.com)- IMR Legendary Powders is officially announcing a product safety warning and recall notice for IMR 4007SSC on the six lot numbers listed below.

IMR has received reports that this particular powder in 1lb and 8lb containers may have become unstable due to possible rapid deterioration.

Use of this product from these lot numbers shown on the enclosed label may result in spontaneous combustion, fire damage or possible serious injury.

LOCATION LOT NUMBERS

• 10130139

• 10131139

• 10429139

• 10430139

• 80425139

• 80426139

What to do:

Stop using this product immediately! Fill the powder container with water which will render the product inert and safe for disposal.

Mail, email or fax a copy of the powder label showing the lot number to the contact information below to include your name, address, phone and email.

Replacement choice of any other IMR smokeless powder product will be shipped to you for no charge.

If you have loaded the powder subject to this recall into ammunition, we recommend that you pull the bullets, remove the powder and wet the powder with water for safe disposal.

IMR deeply regrets any inconvenience this may cause, but we believe in safety first. Contact information: IMR Powder Company, 6430 Vista Drive, Shawnee, KS 66218, email help@imrpowder.com, imrpowder.com, call 1-800-622-4366 or 913-362-9455 and fax 913-362-1307

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NRA-ILA - Reduce Firearm Ownership, Say Anti-Gun Researchers

"A new “study” by David Swedler, trained at the (gun control crusader Michael) Bloomberg School of Public Health, and co-authored by longtime anti-gun researcher David Hemenway, of the Harvard School of Public Health, uses rigged methodology to conclude that law enforcement officers are more likely to be murdered in states that have higher levels of gun ownership. As a result, Swedler and Hemenway say, “States could consider methods for reducing firearm ownership as a way to reduce occupational deaths of LEOs.”

In what may be the understatement of the century, Swedler and Hemenway concede that it’s “possible” that law enforcement officers are more likely to be murdered than other Americans because they have “more frequent encounters with motivated violent offenders.” To say the least. According to the FBI, from 2004 to 2013, 46 percent of officer murderers had prior arrests for crimes of violence, 63 percent had been convicted on prior criminal charges, 50 percent had received probation or parole for prior criminal charges, and 26 percent were under judicial supervision, including probation, parole, and conditional release, at the time of the officers’ murders.

On the other hand, Swedler and Hemenway say, law enforcement officers are able to defend themselves because they carry handguns, an argument that on its face endorses the carrying of handguns by private citizens, which is certainly not what the anti-gunners intended."

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