Posts Tagged ‘assault’
Assault Rifle Definition Challenges – AR-15s and Why You Can’t Ban Them
Everyone is talking about banning assault rifles but its far complicated to do than to say. This article explores the challenges in defining an assault rifle.
Read MoreKeen Situational Awareness, Recognizing You’re the Prey
Situational awareness or having an acute awareness of your surroundings is invaluable to our survival. However, being aware doesn’t eliminate all risks. Instead, it provides us an opportunity to recognize threats and dangers in our environment. Early recognition provides response options and increases the likelihood of avoiding or surviving the incident. Recently I saw…
Read MoreCA Judge Rules “Assault Weapon Ban” Violates Second Amendment
California District Court Judge called Roger Benitez decided that the “Assault Weapons” ban that had been part of California law since 1989 is clearly in violation of the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution. Before we get ahead of ourselves, the Judge also granted a 30-day stay on his ruling at the request of…
Read MoreGuide to Gun Law and Gun Control For American Journalists
An guide of American gun law, written to help journalists and others who want to understand the actual law and regulation of American guns and gun owners. Background checks, registration, assault rifles, permits, open carry, campus carry, loopholes, and !
Read More[Infographic] The Crimes and Disasters Most Likely to Affect You
This decade seems to have given rise to a great “prepper” movement in the USA. Survival and prepping blogs are shooting up and we are all working on our bunkers. Good preppers prepare for anything regardless of how unlikely something may appear to be or what historical stats tell us. That said, if you are loing to…
Read MoreWhen Does Citizens Arrest Become Aggravated Assault
The little things that we do often get us into trouble. While the laws do vary from state to state, and clearly I’m generalizing here, the primary difference between armed citizens and law enforcement is our inability to…
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