Gun Talk Radio, Sunday, March 23rd, 2014

Gun Talk Radio ^ | 3/23/2014 | Tom Gresham

[Carriage Hill]

THAT’s what had me confused. I knew rimfire .357mag had to be typo.

Comments on this article are convincing me to avoid it:

http://www.lesjones.com/2010/06/29/10-questions-about-the-coonan-357-magnum/

[Carriage Hill]

My error; been a long day and a lot of traveling & projects, since 3am... Sleeping-in tomorrow.

Signing-off.

Have a good and safe week, Clint. Let’s hope the Nor’easter snowstorm track misses all of us and stays well out to sea.

[KeyLargo]

Defense & National Security
Stockman, Miller bill restores veteran gun rights

By: Danielle Thompson
3/23/2014 09:24 PM

Second Amendment rights of law-abiding military veterans continue to be stripped away without due process.

A 1998 agreement between the Department of Veterans Affairs and the FBI was one of the first jabs at veterans’ Second Amendment rights. The agreement was made to send the names of veterans into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, triggering a virtual lifetime ban from owning firearms of those who are labeled as “mentally incompetent,” meaning they need or desire the assistance of a fiduciary to help them manage, often complicated, financial affairs.

This agreement forced law-abiding veterans into the NICS database without due process.

There are legislators attempting to end the practice of forwarding names of military veterans to be stripped of their Second Amendment rights.

This congressional session, congressmen Stephen E. Stockman (R.-Texas) and Jefferson B. “Jeff” Miller R.-Florida) introduced H.R. 602, the Veterans Second Amendment Protection Act, to combat the assault to our law-abiding soldiers. Miller is the chairman of the House Committee on Veteran Affairs.

http://www.humanevents.com/2014/03/23/stockman-miller-bill-restores-veteran-gun-rights/