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  • .22 Revolvers Should Not be Overlooked by Gun Owners!

    01/10/2024 3:33:22 AM PST · by marktwain · 65 replies
    AmmoLand ^ | January 8, 2023 | Dean Weingarten
    Semi-automatic pistols have come to dominate the handgun market in the United States of America. In 2021, 6,751,919 pistols were manufactured in the USA. Those numbers include single shots, double-barreled, and bolt action pistols, but the vast majority of them are semi-automatics. There were 1,159,918 revolvers manufactured in the United States. The majority of the revolvers were .22 caliber.The ATF reports 737,374 pistols of .22 or smaller caliber were manufactured in the USA in 2021. The same report says 781,246 revolvers of .22 or smaller caliber were manufactured in the United States in 2021. 2021 is the last year in...
  • Davos 2023: 5 takeaways from an Asian perspective

    01/21/2023 5:39:05 AM PST · by FarCenter · 10 replies
    ... Nikkei Asia has selected five key takeaways from an Asian perspective. Who was more visible, China, India or ASEAN? The profile of Asian participants in the annual meeting has been rising the past few years. India seems to be the most visible among regional peers, with major tech companies staging booths and a large billboard of Prime Minister Narendra Modi displayed on the city's Promenade. Indian business leaders were at the forefront of debates over technology and supply chain issues. ... Can technology save the world? While leaders in Davos kept trying to find clues to solving global problems...
  • 2021 Heller Second Amendment Lawsuit Against District of Columbia

    12/16/2021 4:04:41 AM PST · by marktwain · 8 replies
    AmmoLand ^ | December 14, 2021 | Dean Weingarten
    On September 8, 2021, Dick Anthony Heller, his associates and attorneys, filed a lawsuit against the District of Columbia for their infringements on Second Amendment rights by banning the individual manufacture of firearms. It has a good chance of restoring some Second Amendment rights because the District of Columbia has been very hostile to the Second Amendment since it was given a large amount of self-rule in 1976. From the lawsuit: After gaining home rule from the United States Congress in 1976, the District of Columbia’s elected officials have adhered to a policy of self government for me, but no...
  • Manufacturing (New Normal) “Reality”

    06/20/2021 4:39:28 PM PDT · by blam · 7 replies
    Consent Factory ^ | 6-20-2021 | CJ Hopkins
    The ultimate goal of every totalitarian system is to establish complete control over society and every individual within it in order to achieve ideological uniformity and eliminate any and all deviation from it. This goal can never be achieved, of course, but it is the raison d’être of all totalitarian systems, regardless of what forms they take and ideologies they espouse. You can dress totalitarianism up in Hugo Boss-designed Nazi uniforms, Mao suits, or medical-looking face masks, its core desire remains the same: to remake the world in its paranoid image … to replace reality with its own “reality.” We...
  • Is the Philippines Now Gearing Up to Mass Produce Ivermectin for COVID-19? Their Country's FDA Awards Ivermectin Manufacturing Contract to Local Producer

    05/10/2021 8:21:33 PM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 60 replies
    Trial Site News ^ | 05/10/2021
    Apparently, in the Philippines, the use of ivermectin for human consumption (more than likely associated with SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind COVID-19) is progressing despite the overt tensions between those elements in society for its use against COVID-19 now versus those that suggest ever more clinical trials data is necessary. This movement is evidenced recently by the movement within the Philippines Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as Director-General Eric Domingo just on Friday acknowledged that the regulatory body issued a certificate of product registration or CPR to Lloyd Laboratories for the production and commercial sale of the product in the southeastern...
  • Trying to shop online, based on country of manufacture

    06/01/2020 7:43:30 PM PDT · by George from New England · 29 replies
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    As we all continue to co-exist in a One World environment I am finding it virtually impossible to find country of origin on many items. Does any freeper know of any search tools or sites where a consumer can easily see in a table, country of manuf ? Currently looking for a 12000 BTU ductless split a/c system. I see loads of them, no way to identify the China made ones vs. Taiwan, Japan, Korea, etc. Pain to have to ask each source. These one world outfit, google, amazon, etc DON'T want to let us distinguish.
  • Warren unveils bill to lower drug prices by letting government manufacture them

    12/19/2018 2:16:05 PM PST · by Zakeet · 70 replies
    The Hill ^ | December 18, 2018 | Peter Sullivan
    Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Tuesday unveiled a bill aimed at lowering drug prices by allowing the government to step in and manufacture certain drugs that lack competition. The bill from Warren, who is considered a likely 2020 presidential contender, comes as Democrats are putting forward a range of new ideas on how to lower drug prices, a top priority for the public and an issue that President Trump has also highlighted. Warren's bill would create a new office in the Department of Health and Human Services that would be empowered to manufacture generic drugs itself and sell them at...
  • Question: how will NAFTA's ending affect Americans working in Canada? (Vanity)

    06/03/2018 4:06:00 PM PDT · by Mamzelle · 10 replies
    Vanity | 6/3/18 | Mamzelle
    There are Americans working in Canada covered by trade provisions that have certain tax privileges. NAFTA is dead as a door nail. What happens when the reality sets in?
  • Prohibited Possessor Plea Bargain in 80% Receiver/Machine Shop Case

    02/28/2017 5:27:24 AM PST · by marktwain · 27 replies
    ammoland ^ | 25 February, 2017 | Dean Weingarten
    Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)-A machine shop/80% receiver case has resulted in a 3 1/2  year sentence for a California man, Daniel Crowninshield, of Sacramento. Crowninshield is 54 years old. Crowninshield plead guilty. He did not insist on a jury trial. It is easy to see why.  Here is the plea agreement.  The agreement was signed on April 14, 2016.Crowninshield is a prohibited possessor. He was convicted of domestic violence in 2000 and again in 2001.  The indictment shows that he possessed three pistols, two M-16 type receivers, and an AK type receiver.  The receivers were characterized as machine guns.He was indicted...
  • ATF Ruling Vast Expansion of its Power

    01/08/2015 7:10:33 AM PST · by marktwain · 22 replies
    Gun Watch ^ | 7 January, 2015 | Dean Weingarten
    The first ATF ruling of 2015 is a vast expansion of its already considerable power.  It maintains that an entity that rents or leases equipment or tools that are under kept under the entity's control, must be licensed as a gun manufacturer and keep gun manufacturing records, if it allows other people to use its equipment to perform work that complete a frame, receiver, or complete firearm.  From the ruling (pdf): An FFL or unlicensed machine shop may also desire to make available its machinery (e.g., a computer numeric control or “CNC” machine), tools, or equipment to individuals who...
  • Bill to exempt guns introduced into Texas Legislature

    01/31/2013 12:52:17 PM PST · by TexasRedeye · 48 replies
    Texas Legislature ^ | 01/31/13 | laubenburg
    Introduced Caption Text: Relating to exempting the intrastate manufacture of a firearm, a firearm accessory, or ammunition from federal regulation.
  • Idaho Aims For Job Growth Through Gun Manufacturing

    08/29/2012 8:28:05 AM PDT · by marktwain · 12 replies
    npr.org ^ | 29 August, 2012 | Molly Messick
    A few years ago, state leaders got the idea to promote Idaho to the outdoor industry, including gun manufacturers. After all, Idaho is a more firearms-friendly place than most. More than half of Idahoans own guns, and state law shields firearms manufacturers from liability. One North Idaho town — Potlatch — is honing its pitch to attract the gun industry and jobs. Local economic development official BJ Swanson is key to the effort. Not long ago, Swanson drove through an overgrown patch of ground on the outskirts of Potlatch, population 800. It’s a humble spot, but in it she sees...
  • Gov. Scott To Announce New Gun Manufacture Plant To Bring Jobs To Osceola Co.

    OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — Gov. Rick Scott will be in Osceola County Thursday to make a major jobs announcement. He is expected to announce that firearms manufacturing company, Colt, will open a new plant in Kissimmee and it is expected to bring hundreds of jobs. “I'm very excited about the announcement,” said Osceola County commissioner John Quinones.
  • 4 charged with plot to produce ricin, buy explosives

    11/01/2011 3:21:07 PM PDT · by Free ThinkerNY · 18 replies
    cnn.com ^ | Nov. 1, 2011
    Four men from Georgia have been arrested and charged in an alleged plot to purchase explosives and to manufacture ricin, a biological toxin, with the intent to attack U.S. citizens, according to the Justice Department.
  • Preschools Are Using a Marxist's Theories to Manufacture Collectivists

    03/26/2011 11:24:22 PM PDT · by Nachum · 17 replies · 1+ views
    American Thinker ^ | 3/27/11 | Chuck Rogér
    The room buzzes with little voices. Little children engage in "mature, dramatic play." An adult helps the children "regulate" and "monitor each other's compliance" with "rules and assigned roles."[1] Each child knows his or her place. Each child does the group's bidding, nothing else. Orwell's 1984? No, a scene played out in thousands of classrooms across America. The drumbeat of collectivism begins in preschool. And a long-dead Soviet psychologist helped define that drumbeat. Months ago, an email from a teacher spurred me to investigate the theories of Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934). My research revealed starry-eyed academics enamored of collectivism.
  • Oklahoma’s view of the Second Amendment may bring economic boost

    03/01/2010 7:33:32 PM PST · by marktwain · 12 replies · 589+ views
    durantdemocrat.com ^ | 27 February, 2010 | Jay Paul Gumm
    DURANT – Hello again, everybody! A fundamental core value we in southern Oklahoma share is a belief in the right to keep and bear arms. That belief is deeply rooted in our shared sense of justice, an understanding that rights flow from God and government’s role is to guarantee and preserve those rights. The Second Amendment rights I have zealously defended as your senator have another benefit: the potential to provide economic strength to our state. Six years ago, I began my effort to attract firearms manufacturers to Oklahoma. Many of these great corporate citizens are located in states openly...
  • Port gets stimulus funds for new equipment

    02/17/2010 10:52:32 PM PST · by Jet Jaguar · 2 replies · 167+ views
    bizjournals.com ^ | February 17, 2010 | by Melanie Turner
    The ports of West Sacramento, Stockton and Oakland have jointly been awarded $30 million in federal stimulus funds to launch a container barge service between the three ports that will help ease congestion on highways in Northern California. The Port of West Sacramento announced the award Wednesday. The U.S. Department of Transportation is awarding the funding as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act’s $1.5 billion Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery program. The “inland marine highway” service would be used to transport consumer goods and agricultural products in containers on barges. While the deep-water channel leading to the Port of West...
  • Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) - It's not about Trade, it's about Control

    04/17/2009 5:47:33 AM PDT · by gieriscm · 3 replies · 376+ views
    Front Sight Magazine ^ | May, 2009 | Robin Taylor
    If you're lucky, you have never heard of the "International Trade in Arms Regulation" treaty, or ITAR. Administered by the State Department through something called the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC), this treaty is supposed to keep track of "defense" exports. Unfortunately, what you don't know is about to hurt you. Unintended Consequences DDTC's ITAR process hummed along out of the public view for years, focusing on the major international trade in firearms and military equipment until President Bush II moved to make the directorate 75 percent self-funding. In one fell stroke, he gave the agency the power to...