[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Do people really discuss guns on the internet?

;-)

[flashbunny]

No, just the latest anna nicole news.

[Redbob]

"While activity on gun issues has been light in recent years..."

Waht rock has this guy been hiding under?

What does he call the explosion of "Shall issue" and Castle Doctrine" legislation throughout the country if not "activity?"
How about the recent Federal Appeals Court's slap in the face to Washington DC?

We've been doing our "activity" the old-fashioned way: by getting people elected who'll carry our issues to the State Houses and to Washington

[Redbob]

24hour campfire.com for instance

[pabianice]

Same for general aviation. It's a new world of communication.

[panaxanax]

"Zumbo recently lost his weekly television program on the Outdoor Channel, his decades-long gig as hunting editor for the magazine Outdoor Life and many of his big-name sponsors, including Remington Arms Co., for which he was a spokesman, in a matter of days over comments he made on his personal blog about so-called assault weapons."

We gave Zumbo hell here at FR. Hope we contributed to the loss of his contracts!

[panaxanax]

"Do people really discuss guns on the internet?

Guns? What guns? We don't have any stinking guns. :-)

[mad_as_he$$]

PLEEEEZE the NRA will just roll over and take in the a$$ again.

[mylife]

"Blogging is sort of like a gun store, you get a whole bunch of guys around the store, really just to talk," said Gunner Miller, who runs the No Quarters Web site. "It has a swarm effect — if we see a problem, we all start swarming on it."

Thats the truth. I love my local shop, There is alway coffee on and there is a place to play checkers and a place to shoot. People are always just hanging out discussing the issues. There are plenty of sales too ;0)