Kirsten Joy Weiss
Published on Apr 19, 2019
The phrase "My Body, My Choice" is thrown around in many areas of life, and US culture says women get to choose .... EXCEPT for guns. Why is that?
Saturday, April 20, 2019
Thursday, April 18, 2019
Indoor Range Drills #1
5 Pistol Drills for Indoor Range Practice
by Chris Christian - Friday, April 20, 2018
Here are five that won’t get you ejected:
by Chris Christian - Friday, April 20, 2018
Here are five that won’t get you ejected:
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Up Close: WIth Sheriff Jim Wilson
This documentary on legendary Texas lawman, gun writer, and country western singer, Sheriff Jim Wilson, is available on Amazon Prime Instant Video. Wilson is an iconic figure of the great American southwest and a call back to a time almost forgotten. Watch Sheriff Jim Wilson as he's interviewed by gun writer Richard Mann, singing songs and telling stories about old lawmen, old gun writers, and a time when life was a little simpler. Amazon Prime Link
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Ohio Gun Law Update #1
As of the end of March 2019:
Updated Ohio Gun Law Changes:
1 - The State now must disprove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant acted in self-defense.
2 - The standard for use of lethal force remains unchanged. Lethal force remains a tool of last resort. If there are other options that can be exercised safely, a victim must use those before using deadly force. Those using lethal force will still be expected to articulate that they were honestly and reasonably in fear of immediate and unavoidable death or great bodily harm.
3 - Ohio law now mirrors Federal law on the definition of a sawed-off shotgun. The Mossberg Shockwave, Remington Tac-14, and future similarly styled guns will now be legal in Ohio.
4 - There will now be increased penalties for straw purchase of firearms for prohibited persons. This has been federal law for years, but this will now allow state authorities to prosecute crimes where federal cases may be less than forthcoming.
5 - If guns are banned, there is a requirement to post a sign. If guns are permitted, there is no requirement to post a sign.
Updated Ohio Gun Law Changes:
1 - The State now must disprove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant acted in self-defense.
2 - The standard for use of lethal force remains unchanged. Lethal force remains a tool of last resort. If there are other options that can be exercised safely, a victim must use those before using deadly force. Those using lethal force will still be expected to articulate that they were honestly and reasonably in fear of immediate and unavoidable death or great bodily harm.
3 - Ohio law now mirrors Federal law on the definition of a sawed-off shotgun. The Mossberg Shockwave, Remington Tac-14, and future similarly styled guns will now be legal in Ohio.
4 - There will now be increased penalties for straw purchase of firearms for prohibited persons. This has been federal law for years, but this will now allow state authorities to prosecute crimes where federal cases may be less than forthcoming.
5 - If guns are banned, there is a requirement to post a sign. If guns are permitted, there is no requirement to post a sign.
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