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Bruce W. Krafft

I am a bit of a Johnny-come-lately to the civil rights (firearms flavor) movement, having not really gotten involved until after I hit 40. I am not really a "gun guy"; I can generally hit what I aim at, but I'm not a competitive shooter. I enjoy the craftsmanship of a fine pistol or rifle, but I am not particularly knowledgeable about firearms in general nor am I a Glock guy, or 1911 guy, I'm just a guy. What I am is passionate about civil rights, especially those of the firearm flavor.

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    • “Let’s remember the principle of “Occam’s Razor”. That’s the idea that in the absence of other corroborating information, the simplest hypothesis is usually the correct one.

      Ask yourself what is more likely, a vast secret inter-agency government conspiracy to murder women and children or some federal firearms instructors trying to teach better threat discrimination?”

      Nice try, but you seemed to over look all of this corroborating information:

      – the DHS has recently purchased approximately 2 billion rounds of ammo (enough for a 20-something year long war)

      – the Dmoestic Drone program putting 30,000 drones over American skies

      – the passing of NDAA declaring the entire globe a battle field legalizing the arrest and indefinite detention of American citizens based on suspicion alone

      – the MIAC Report labeling veterans, Libertarians, and End the Feders as terrorists

      – the complete demonization of Gun Owners and the current effort to repeal the 2nd Amendment

      Get your head out of your ass and look around…there’s plenty of corroborating information if you’d just WAKE UP!

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  1. You can’t have targets with black people on them, how racist!! Think of the children.

    Everybody knows the standard silhouette target is the reason violence is out of control within the black community.

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  2. Does anyone know if they make a 22 conv slide for the springfield xd40 like the glock does so i can save when shooting at the range?

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  3. I’ve recently spent some time on black media sites reading imaginative stories about the 2A being written primarily or exclusively to enable the institution of black slavery. Those same authors will probably try spinning the no-hesitation targets all being white people as ‘proof’ the USG only wants to protect whites. Only in their racist anti-white paranoid minds.

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  4. Can you just imagine the outrage if any of the targets HAD been non-white people? Ole rev and JJ woulda been screaiming bloody murder!

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    • The problem with reading your link at home (snowed in during a power outage) is that I just laughed my ass off, and EMS can’t get here to stitch it back on.

      Oh, yeah…

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  5. Come on, we all know the government isn’t going to stand idly by on this 3d printer thing. Nothing good is going to come of this other then a butt load of Pmags maybe. Printing a working lower will eventually be a crime as will possession of one and tech like this only hurts our side in the battle of the second. Maybe being you can’t print a working upper they will serial number these, or maybe being you can’t print ammo they will go after that. It’s cool tech, it’s only plastic, but this isn’t going to help gun rights, it will hurt them.

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  6. Nope, not going to happen. They can keep their overpriced stock. Even if they came back to normal prices, I’d stay away. Don’t need “fair-weather” friends.

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  7. And there is nothing like influencing the jury by any means possible. Be glad when tho goes to court for the Unconstitutionallity of it all!!!

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    • I my experience accidents in which someone shot off a round just make noise and it hit someone are called accidents – frequently tragic or stupid accidents.

      However, if one POS gang banger shoots at another, misses and kills someone across the street, it’s called murder. Which it is, the killing of a person during the commission of a crime.

      At least by Kansas City media.

      Yes, stupid discharge is a crime, but the Evil State tends to be understanding and treats it as an accident.

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  8. Like a man said, I just let them waste their money printing those fliers, what got NO prices. I get two a month. I look through them and if I see something I like I “g” it and get it cheaper than Cheaper Than Dirt, from someone ELSE. So I’ll be spending my tax refund elsewhere, FU very much. Personally, me thinks they should change their name to Dumber than Rocks, cause that’s what you gotta be to buy from them. Of course if they keep writing those fat checks to The SAF I might change my mind. Really, Scouts honor! (Finger crossing may have occurred during that last sentence)

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  9. If someone’s willing to pay $100 for a PMAG, whatever. It’s capitalism. Deal with it.

    They showed some political cowardice at first but I think they’re making up for it. That said? Never bought there, never will after figuring out they slam you in the shipping charges. MidwayUSA and Sportsman’s Guide have my business.

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  10. LOL this administration is so full of it. It looks like their biggest event had about 50 people in attendance. Look at that last picture, there are only 6 people and they were probably paid by their union to be there. Half of these stupid liberals probably don’t even know why or what they are protesting. They show up because they got bored of sitting at home all week waiting for their welfare check to come.

    Now for something to make you smile. This is a must watch video! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=482382428477628

    (Sorry, I looked on youtube but he only has this posted on FB)

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  11. They have removed the targets from their website. This image is their response:

    https://www.letshooting.com/let/spotlight_image.php

    “we apologize for the offensive nature of our ‘no hesitation’ products. These products have been taken offline due to the opinions expressed by so many, including members of the law enforcement community”

    There is more to the message but that is the key point.

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  12. I can accept that running a gun isn’t cheap, but the financial impact to meet these requirements is going to make it cost-prohibitive for much of the lower-income residents of the state. (Who coincidentally also live in the higher-crime areas and thus have a more pressing need to be armed.)

    If you look at the racial makeup of the low-income, high-crime areas of Chicago, you will see that this is yet another gun-control method to repress people of color.

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  13. The pithy soundbites are the most frustrating part of talking to my anti-gun acquaintances. Another great post, Bruce. I always look forward to seeing your articles.

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  14. Or as an alternative to Jeff’s overwhelming day of generosity, you could choose one of the remaining 364 days and go buy your gun(s) from Buds. And pay no tax also.

    Just a thought.

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  15. All he is gonna do is say that anybody who owns a ‘patrol rifle’ or ‘high cap’ (standard) mag is a CRIMINAL or DERANGED. See how they operate.

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