Category Archives: Guns

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This Memorial Day weekend Chief Chitwood of the Daytona Beach Police Department publicly declared that a US combat veteran, whose firearms and other property the Chief refuses to return, is mentally ill.  Chitwood has apparently based this conclusion on his extensive lack of credentials … Continue reading →

Today Florida Carry, Inc., filed an action to stop Daytona Beach’s illegal practice of refusing to return firearms to people, including veterans, who were Baker Acted but found to be no danger to themselves or others.  For too long, many jurisdictions … Continue reading →

Today I took my brother-in-law, Scotty, to the range to break in his Mossberg 500 and new Diamondback DB9 9mm.  The Mossberg was, well… a Mossberg; it was flawless and he was rewarded with a nice sized shoulder bruise and ear-to-ear smile.  I … Continue reading →

20 round pmag showed up on my door today. I almost forgot ordering it.

This weeks legal action is highlighted by new work to get an honorably discharged combat vet his guns back after they were taken by a Florida police department.  He was having a bad night and called a veteran’s assistance hotline for someone … Continue reading →

My brother-in-law just bought a Diamondback 9mm because his Shield was “too big to carry”. I feel some measure of personal failure because I have not spent enough time training him in CCW. That said, I can’t wait to shoot … Continue reading →

I am convinced that we will win Norman v. State and get open carry recognized as a right in FL.  I need a good open carry holster.

http://floridacarry.org/images/stories/norman/Initial%20Brief%20Norman%204DCA.pdf Florida’s ban on the open carrying of firearms, is unconstitutional under the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution as well as Article I, Sec. 8 of the Florida Constitution, Declaration of Rights. The current ban was passed as an ill-conceived emergency … Continue reading →

In January the Florida Attorney General’s Office filed an extraordinary petition to the Florida Supreme Court in an attempt to prohibit the 4th District Court of Appeals from exercising its jurisdiction to review the conviction of Dale Norman and the questions certified by … Continue reading →

Action Needed – Florida Bill to Protect Right to Self-Defense Florida Carry Bill to Protect People Who Act in Self-Defense from Prosecution Florida Carry needs your help! Florida Carry has submitted a “Defense of Life, Home, & Property” bill to … Continue reading →

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi stands up for the Right to Bear Arms via Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi stands up for the Right to Bear Arms – Orlando gun rights | Examiner.com.

After my mostly failed attempt to make things much more dangerous-er, I decided that the flaw must have been that the pistol grip and adjustable stock only make guns more dangerous. So I started out with one of the most popular sporting … Continue reading →

People keep telling me that pistol grips and adjustable stocks make things much more dangerous and must be banned to save “the children”…  So.  I conducted a series of tests to confirm this wisdom. My doctor tells me that salt … Continue reading →

  I present to you a United States Senator Breaking the law. There is no exception to Florida’s Open Carry Ban law for this.  He should be prosecuted.* 790.053 Open carrying of weapons.— (1) Except as otherwise provided by law and in … Continue reading →

Merriam-Webster’s Definition of ERGONOMICS: 1: an applied science concerned with designing and arranging things people use so that the people and things interact most efficiently and safely. Gun Banner’s Definition of ERGONOMICS: 1: Features of “Assault Weapons” which by their inclusion will cause law-abiding … Continue reading →