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.............but then, make no moves against ammo or how much of it a person can have so people can practice and be accurate, if not perfect.
As I have said before, for me, we are talking practice at the intensity of 1000 rds of pistol a month and 400 rounds of rifle, at least. Right now, I go to the range weekly but I want to up that to 2, 3 times a week once my schedule changes.
Is it not reasonable that if a person has to shoot, they should have practiced to be as perfect as they can be? No misses.
So don't limit the ammo in any way.
You have become lost in the forest while hunting, you have fallen, and you have broken an arm. With one hand, you might find it very hard to load your rifle or even another magazine.
The rifle distress signal is 3 rounds fired, one minute apart.
Pffffft. A real man protects his home/family with lead instead of a golf club.
Clueless
Liberals are okay with criminals having guns. The only ones they fear are law abiding citizens who are armed.
Watch their actions in the next two years. This will become more painfully evident by the day. Liberals always show their true colors, but their sheep are too young and immature to see the truth.
It is what it is don't know what else to call it. I understand though freedom to own instruments of death is more important than dead people.
So you don't think one should be educated about what one is trying to tell/force others they have to give up?
Kind of silly don't you think...
Thankfully, there's many more people who don't agree that the Constitution is fluid, and thankfully telling others how many guns they can have will never happen, or at least not in the next several decades.
No, that's what a weekend warrior does. Most people use deadbolts....
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