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Drones with Guns and the Second Amendment
- Written by: Reason.com
- Category: Gun Rights
- Hits: 4815
A spectacular (and loud) YouTube video showing a drone rigged with a handgun actually firing bullets freaked out a lot of folks last year. In response, several states have passed legislation outlawing such weaponized drones. In 2008, the Supreme Court affirmed in its decision in District of Columbia v. Heller that "the Second Amendment protects a personal right to keep and bear arms for lawful purposes, most notably for self-defense within the home." So does the Second Amendment protect the right of Americans to have and use armed drones for self-defense?
Will You Be Able to Use A Night Vision Monocular with A Rifle Scope?
- Written by: AGM Global Vision
- Category: Gun Gear
- Hits: 5669
What type of sports are you into? If you like doing some long-range sports, then you know that having the right tools will always make a lot of difference. You need long-range vision in order to improve the way that you play. Hunting is sometimes considered a sport by some people but for others, this is a form of recreation. This is something that they can do to pass time. There are also some people who would need long-range vision because they are in the military. Whenever they would need to monitor some things, having the right tools will be essential for them.
Read more: Will You Be Able to Use A Night Vision Monocular with A Rifle Scope?
Open Carry or Merely Exposed Carry?
- Written by: Ammoland
- Category: Education/Safety
- Hits: 3025
We love John Farnham over at Ammoland. He is a defensive weapons and tactics instructor at his Defensive Training International. With his personal philosophy of appearing in public revolving around always projecting a low profile, here is a great piece he wrote on why the new open carry laws are really about "exposed" carry.
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