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Americans for Irresponsible Disarmament Wave the Bloody Ensign

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I know that headline’s a little Inside Baseball but I reckon The People of the Gun should never miss an opportunity to denigrate those who denigrate their natural, civil and Constitutional right to keep and bear arms. To be clear, Mark Kelly is point man for Americans for Responsible Solutions, a gun control organization with a name only a Nazi could love. It’s good to see the husband of former Congresswoman turned professional victim Gabrielle Giffords on his own and off-message; the rest of the antis are busy exploiting Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Perhaps Mark is a loose cannon. Unregistered, of course.

 

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Robert Farago

Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. On shooting with steel at close ranges with rifle… FRANGIBLE. I love shooting the stuff. You can shoot pretty close (10y and out). Just be advised depending on what frangible you’re using you may need to open the gas valve (or adjustable gas block) a setting or drop the buffer weight to get the rifle functioning.

    A plug for Remington “Disintegrator” frangible as well. Copper jacketed tin that cycles just as well as full power ammo but is still safe at close ranges with stell.

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  2. My Winchester Model 70 is referred to as, “The big gun.” I call my Colt Woodsman “The Pony,” and my AR is still too new for a name, but I’m leaning towards “Ping” because I like shooting steel with it.

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  3. I see our photoshopper-in-arms is not a Glock fan…

    I’m still not a fan of just making shit up rather than specifically calling out those that do, but well done regardless.

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  4. “38% Fewer women are shot to death by intimate partners”

    My guess is it’s something like a percentage of total firearm murders of women. In those states where there are more restrictive firearm laws and more murders, the rate of women shot by their partners will be lower.

    The percentage of women assaulted by their partner is 99% less on the streets of Chicago than on Main Street in Disneyland.

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