Arizona Senate approves four pro-gun bills

• House Bill 2339 would allow gun owners with concealed-carry permits to bring  weapons into government buildings, unless security measures- including armed  guards, metal detectors and gun lockers- are in place. The measure, by Rep.  Brenda Barton, R-Payson, excludes public K-12 schools, community colleges and  universities. Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed a similar bill last year.

• House Bill 2338 would allow authorities to charge a person who’s accused of  wresting a gun away from someone else with aggravated assault. Doing so is  already a felony offense. Proponents said it is a preventative measure in case a  criminal were to take the gun of someone using it in self-defense. Democrats  said the measure is a waste of time because it rehashes what’s already a crime.  The bill was also sponsored by Barton.

• House Bill 2517, sponsored by Rep. Steve Smith, R-Maricopa, would impose  fines on cities, towns and their lawmakers who enforce gun ordinances more  strictly than the state’s own laws. The bill would impose a civil penalty of up  to $5,000 on city and town governments that violate the statute. It would also  allow the state to sue individual government officials, such as city councilors,  and would prohibit them from using public funds to defend themselves in court.

• House Bill 2483  would ban cities, counties and towns from restricting the  shooting of guns on private property. The bill was sponsored by Rep. John  Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills.

Senators must still cast a roll-call vote on all bills.

SIG SAUER Introduces its First Line of Premium Centerfire Pistol Ammunition

Newington, NH  – SIG SAUER Inc., designer and manufacturer of the world’s most reliable firearms, introduces its Elite Performance Ammunition line – the company’s first-ever line of premium centerfire pistol ammunition. Designed specifically for personal defense, SIG SAUER Elite Performance Ammunition features a proprietary stacked hollow point bullet – the SIG V-Crown™ Jacketed Hollow Point – for reliable expansion, round after round.
The five introductory calibers and bullet weights are: 90gr .380Auto, 124gr 9mm Luger, 125gr .357SIG, 165gr .40S&W, and 200gr .45Auto. Read more

USCCA To Give 30 Guns To 30 Random Winners In The Month Of April

West Bend, WI – What would you do if you were handed a check to buy the gun of your dreams? Tim Schmidt, President and CEO of the Unites States Concealed Carry Association, is doing just that for 30 contest winners in the month of April.
Every day the company advertises a new and different gun to give away. The winner is then randomly selected from the pool of contestants and sent a check to cover that gun’s exact MSRP.
Giveaway winner Adalaberto R. said, “I never expected to be chosen and when the USCCA contacted me I was shocked! It was not a gimmick, it’s true, I won!”
Monthly giveaways are only one small benefit of being part of the USCCA community. When asked why he subscribed to Concealed Carry Magazine, Adalaberto said, “The magazine is a superb training aid. It is a key resource to get abreast of latest products and technologies, and to stay up-to-date on what is truly happening in the industry in our communities and within the government. Simply, the best!”
Anyone can enter the giveaway by visiting the 30GunGiveaway.com or by purchasing a subscription to Concealed Carry Magazine, the USCCA’s national publication.
So far the organization has given away 13 guns worth over $9,000 and is on track to give away over $20,000 worth of guns this month.
About the USCCA: The U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) is the first and largest, member-owned association designed to educate, train, and insure responsibly armed Americans. USCCA members receive access to a wealth of industry information and insurance protection through its Self-Defense SHIELD program. The USCCA also provides expert advice, product information, and the latest news centered around the concealed carry lifestyle via email, social media, Concealed Carry Magazine, and their nationally syndicated radio program, Armed American Radio.
The United States Concealed Carry Association is a subsidiary of Delta Defense, LLC. Delta Defense, LLC was founded in 2004 by Tim Schmidt and is committed to supporting and educating responsible Americans who carry concealed.

Short and Sweet: CMMG Launches New AR Pistol Line-Up

Fayette, MO — In response to customer feedback, CMMG has developed a line of new AR pistols that utilize properties from its sought after line of short-barreled rifles, including the popular RKM7 free float KeyMod hand guards. The resulting product launch includes two models of AR pistols chambered in 9mm and .300 AAC Blackout.   CMMG Mk4 PDW 300 BLK Pistol“We received a lot of feedback from our customers asking us to come out with a line of AR-style pistols,” said Jeff Overstreet, co-owner of CMMG Inc.  “As you can see, we’ve listened. Like all the guns in the CMMG line, we’ve tried to keep the weight down and the quality of manufacturing to its highest standard so that you’ve got a gun that functions properly and is fun to shoot every time you take it to the range.” Read more

Capture The Shoot-N-C Experience In Black And White

Since their introduction, Shoot-N-C® Targets have been the target of choice for novice as well as experienced shooters. The “halo” effect around each shot makes sighting in quick and easy.

Birchwood Casey® has a new 12” Sight-In White/Black Shoot-N-C Target that leaves a black “halo” around each shot that can easily be seen at many distances. They are especially well suited for indoor ranges or in low light conditions. Crosshairs and open sights show up especially well on the white over black design.

The new sight-in target has five aiming points and a 1-inch grid overlay for quick and easy sight adjustments. It comes with target pasters that allow shooters to cover up bullet holes and continue using the target for added value.

The new White/Black Shoot-N-C 12” Sight-In Targets come in packs of five with 75 Target Pasters for a suggested retail price of $12.70.

Smart Gun Dumb Idea

Eric Holder explains how gun owners can enjoy their Second Amendment rights with “techno” guns costing over $1000 more each – never acknowledging that guns are used for defensive purposes millions of times each year.  Like it never happens.

The Washington Post has this piece on the concept to jack up gun prices so much, it will cause gun control – Washington style – because people will no longer be able to afford them.  Nothing new here.

Holder’s twisted logic is below:

 

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