CCRKBA: “Freudian Slip” Reveals Biden’s Desire to Ban Handguns

BELLEVUE, WA — The real Joe Biden has finally stood up, revealing during a CNN Townhall that he is “continuing to push to eliminate the sale” of guns that can fire multiple rounds, “whether it’s a 9mm pistol or whether it’s a rifle” and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms says enough is enough.

“It’s taken Joe Biden six short months to foul up the economy, reverse this country’s energy independence causing fuel prices to soar, declare war on free speech and now he has acknowledged in a Freudian slip he really does want to ban handguns,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “The real Joe Biden is finally out of the bag, despite the media’s continued efforts to soft-peddle his extremism.”

Biden was responding to a question from the audience in which he stated, “The idea you need a weapon that can have the ability to fire 20, 30, 40, 50, 120 shots from that weapon, whether it’s a, whether it’s a 9mm pistol or whether it’s a rifle, is ridiculous. I’m continuing to push to eliminate the sale of those things, but I’m not likely to get that done in the near term.”

“The nation has been in trouble since Biden took the oath of office,” Gottlieb stated. “The Constitution is in jeopardy. Joe Biden should be impeached for advocating the shredding of our Bill of Rights.”

Handguns are specifically protected by the Second Amendment, thanks to the Supreme Court’s 2008 Heller ruling, Gottlieb noted. He said Biden’s remark about banning 9mm pistols was “certainly unintentional, but does reveal his ultimate goal.”

“People often reveal their true feelings when they blurt things out in the heat of a moment,” he observed.

“Joe Biden’s spinmeisters in the White House and the establishment media will not be able to walk this back,” Gottlieb said. “That horse has left the barn and no amount of clarification or obfuscation is going to clean up his mess. Biden’s only mistake was that he accidentally told the truth about his intentions, and CNN broadcast it live. By his own words, he has confirmed everything we have warned about for months.

With more than 650,000 members and supporters nationwide, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (www.ccrkba.org) is one of the nation’s premier gun rights organizations. As a non-profit organization, the Citizens Committee is dedicated to preserving firearms freedoms through active lobbying of elected officials and facilitating grass-roots organization of gun rights activists in local communities throughout the United States.

Primary Arms and Recoil Partner with Foxtrot Mike FM9 Giveaway

HOUSTON, TEXAS – Primary Arms and RECOIL have partnered with a free 9mm AR pistol package giveaway valued at over $1,600. For entry information, please visit the Giveaway Page on the RECOIL website.

Open until August 14th, the Ultimate AR Pistol Package Giveaway offers a chance to win a free Foxtrot Mike FM9 9mm AR pistol, complete with SBA3 pistol brace. This pistol comes equipped with a full suite of accessories, including a Primary Arms Optics SLx® Advanced Push Button Micro Red Dot Sight on a Scalarworks LEAP/MICRO Red Dot Mount, a Streamlight TLR RM1 500-Lumen weapon light, a Magpul MLOK HandstopMidwest Industries Combat Rifle Sights, and a Blue Force Gear Vickers 221 Sling.

In addition, the winner will receive five 27-round Magpul GL9 magazines, a set of Walker’s Razor Slim Electronic hearing protectorsWalker’s Sport Glasses with interchangeable lenses, and a Grey Ghost Gear Apparition SBR Bag. As a last gift, Primary Arms has included a Nine Line Warheads Pinup T-Shirt—the perfect apparel to finish up the summer shooting season.

“With pistol-caliber carbines growing in popularity, we are excited to launch this new giveaway alongside our friends at RECOIL,” says Dina Sanders, Primary Arms’ Brand Marketing Manager. “This kit includes everything our winner needs for range day. Whether you’re a new gun-owner or an experienced collector, this setup is guaranteed to impress.” Read more

Ellison Second in Men’s Archery Qualifying

Even the best in the world is fooled occasionally.

That includes world number one archer Brady Ellison, who finished second in qualifying in Tokyo on Friday with 682 points, one behind leader Je Deok Kim of Korea.

Twenty points off his world record of 702 which he set at the 2019 Pan American Games, Ellison was happy with his day and his position going into the finals next Saturday in the final day of archery competition of the Olympics.

Shaner Takes Gold in Men’s Air Rifle

William Shaner (Center) finishes atop the medal stand, taking the United State’s first ever medal in Men’s Air Rifle

William Shaner broke through where other American’s had failed, capturing the first ever medal in Men’s Air Rifle in Olympics competition, happily it was gold.

It is the first Olympics for the 20-year-old student at the University of Kentucky who looked more like a grizzled veteran as he slowly and methodically built a lead over the seven other competitors, including his teammate, Lucas Kozeniesky, who finished sixth.

Michigan: additional spots available in August bear hunting clinics

We’ve just expanded our upcoming Outdoor Skills Academy bear hunting clinics to allow additional participants. There are two sessions available – from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, and Sunday, Aug. 8 – at the Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center, located at Mitchell State Park in Cadillac.

Learn the ins and outs of bear hunting with experienced hunters and knowledgeable Michigan Department of Natural Resources educators. The class will cover habitat, gear, stand placement, baiting, rules and regulations, carcass care, and hide care.

The clinic also will feature a talk and book signing with guest speaker Denny Geurink, former syndicated outdoor columnist, Field & Stream magazine editor, host of the “Outdoor Adventures” TV show and owner/operator of the No. 1 brown bear outfitting company in the world for over 20 years. Geurink also authored two books, including “In the Land of the Bear,” a look at his adventures hunting brown bears in Siberia and traveling in Russia.

Cost for the class is $25, which includes a Michigan DNR bear patch and lunch. Read more

Michigan: Nearly 100 Parcels of State-Managed Land in Online Auctions in August and September

Surplus land sales are a regular part of the DNR’s public land strategy

Lake frontage, trail access, small lots to extend a neighborhood lot – these types of acreage and more are available in the next round of surplus land auctions from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. After careful consideration of properties it manages on behalf of Michigan residents, the DNR has selected 97 that are much better suited for private ownership and is preparing those for sale via online auctions in August and early September.

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Land is available mainly in central/northern Lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula in the following counties: Alcona, Allegan, Benzie, Berrien, Chippewa, Clare, Genesee, Huron, Kalkaska, Kent, Lake, Mackinac, Mason, Mecosta, Menominee, Midland, Newaygo, Roscommon and Saginaw. Several of the largest parcels are in Clare, Lake and Menominee counties.

Fourteen online auctions, featuring available land parcels by county, are scheduled:

    • Aug. 2 – Benzie
    • Aug. 3 – Chippewa and Mackinac
    • Aug. 4 – Menominee
    • Aug. 6 – Kalkaska and Roscommon
    • Aug. 12 – Alcona
    • Aug. 16 – Mason
    • Aug. 17 – Clare, Lake and Newaygo
    • Aug. 24 – Berrien
    • Aug. 25 – Mecosta
    • Aug. 26 – Allegan and Kent
    • Aug. 27 – Midland
    • Aug. 31 – Huron
    • Sept. 2 – Saginaw
    • Sept. 3 – Genesee

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SDS Imports Announces Launch of the PX9-G2

Knoxville TN – SDS Imports, a leader in quality imported firearm products, announced the much-anticipated release of the PX9-G2 pistol. Designed to replace the highly successful PX9, the PX9-G2 offers a host of upgrades to meet the needs of today’s shooters.

Building on the reliable design of the Gen 1, the PX9-G2’s 9mm hammer forged barrel and slide come standard with a polymer frame, adjustable sights and forward slide serrations. The PX9-G2 makes use of industry-standard accessories, such as S&W M&P 2.0-style sight dovetails and Sig P226 magazines.

The PX9-G2 features a light rail, ambidextrous safeties and magazine release. The PX9-G2 can be customized to fit any shooter with interchangeable side panels and backstraps which allow 27 different grip configurations, and users have the option of using the removeable magazine well. Read more

NotMISpecies webinars offer help for backyard invasive species problems and more

NotMISpecies webinars offer help for backyard invasive species problems and more

Register now for upcoming sessions

New sessions in the NotMISpecies webinar series will offer an abundance of information, resources and field experiences to help identify and manage invasive species in Michigan.

Supported by Michigan’s Invasive Species Program, the regular, hourlong webinars are designed to keep participants informed of available programs, current research and emerging issues in the state and the Great Lakes region. Question and answer sessions and links to resources help attendees get the most out of each presentation.

To register for these upcoming events, click on the title of each session below to go to the registration page.

Tuesday, July 27, at 9 a.m., “Hey, what’s that in my backyard?” offers an introduction to Michigan’s 22 cooperative invasive species management areas and how they can help with problem plants, insects and diseases affecting your landscape. Nick Cassel and Fallon Chabala, representatives of the Michigan Invasive Species Coalition, will explain how CISMAs work and the benefits of partnering with your local CISMA on invasive species issues.

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Increase Your Defensive Shotgun Capabilities with Meprolight

Do you own a shotgun for home defense? Using your choice of ammo, have you patterned it at the distances you may have to shoot? It might be 3 yards , 5 yards or even 10 yards. Contrary to popular myth, when you pull the trigger on your shotgun, there is not a magical spread of shot. Choke and type of shot play a part but at the closer distances, the pattern is smaller. Meaning, you need to use your sight and aim. Complicating matters, if you have to use your weapon, it will be in less-than-ideal conditions and under stress. Meprolight®, the industry leader in Day/Night sights, manufactures self-illuminated shotgun sights enabling you to see the sight quicker.

The tritium-powered TRU-DOT® Self-Illuminated Shotgun Sights make target acquisition faster in low-light and adverse conditions. The highly fluorescent coating enhances visibility during the day. No batteries. No switches. Always On. Always Ready. The sights are rugged and built to function under all conditions which is why the IDF and militaries / law enforcement agencies worldwide use them.

Meprolight® TRU-DOT® Shotgun sights are available for:

  • Remington
  • Mossberg
  • Benelli

Upgrading your standard sights to Meprolight® Self-Illuminating Shotgun Sights improves target acquisition when it matters most. Increase your capabilities and give yourself an edge with the brightest Day/Night sights available. All Meprolight® Self-Illuminated Sights come with a 12-year tritium warranty. Meprolight® products are made in Israel and trusted in America. Read more

Researchers Discover Undocumented Crayfish Species in Kansas

PRATT – Widespread sampling for invasive crayfish had never occurred in Kansas lakes – that is, until the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) recently funded a university project focused on the freshwater crustacean. KDWP’s Aquatic Nuisance Species Program and Ecological Services section funded the project with the overarching goal of establishing sampling protocols that could then be used for long-term monitoring of both native and invasive crayfish in Kansas. To the surprise of staff and researchers, the need for such protocols would be validated almost as quickly as the research project began.

During capturing efforts at McPherson State Fishing Lake – one of several small waterbodies slated to be inspected in the state – university researchers collected multiple Rusty Crayfish. Rusty Crayfish have not previously been documented in the wild in Kansas, making this official “discovery” the first of its kind. Rusty Crayfish captured at McPherson consisted of both males and females of varying ages, indicating a reproducing population is established in the lake. Unfortunately, this isn’t the type of species staff and researchers would hope to find, as the Rusty Crayfish is an invasive species known for the considerable ecological damage it can cause in waterbodies. Read more

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