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Freedom of association and commerce is. If I reserve the right to refuse service, then I can exercise my constitutional right to tell someone to take a hike from my establishment. The government should not have to tell me to provide services to someone I don't want to, full stop.

It might have been on point but it wasn't at issue so it's not part of Heller's holding. If you read it carefully that's clear. It seems likely that some level of firearm licensing is likely to be approved by the current supreme court but that case hasn't quite happened, yet. Heller itself...

After he's arraigned on the felony it'll be sent to Utica and stay there unless it's moved to another county or dropped. Town courts have no jurisdiction for felonies beyond arraignment. I don't see SCOTUS as ripe to help him out here, and he's been through enough. One would hope that the DA...

Yeah, no kidding. You'll notice that Salesforce says this affects new and a "small number" of existing customers, probably a very small number whose maintenance has expired or is expiring. If they cause active customers to incur large out-migration costs they can expect lawsuits or arbitration...

Get woke go broke. Salesforce has plenty of competitors.

As far as I'm concerned, I want the guy that breaks into my garage to get a stiffer sentence than someone who breaks into a business after hours. That's burglary of my home where I live. Maybe not quite into the living area, but close enough. Invading my castle where I live and sleep is a...

That may be true, but the point is that right now there are better options to mill, mold, bend etc. receivers from scratch than to 3D print them. The best actual 3D-printable AR15 lower looks like the FOSSCAD Bolt, which is pretty hokey, doesn't accommodate a bolt catch, and at least some...

That's cool, but you and me aren't buying that any time soon. What's available to consumers for CNC milling is far more useful for making guns than 3D printing.

I think five years is a plenty fair sentence where his only prior was pot in college, they recovered all the guns in his possession, and he stole them from the shop when no one was there. Five years is not a short sentence for a property crime. The stupid law about magazines being outrageous...

That's not a traditional burial, that's what the funeral industry sells us as a traditional burial. Traditional burial is a pine box in the dirt. You think they had concrete vaults and steel caskets in pioneer cemeteries?

No, fake because it's obviously fake.

I'm getting tired of seeing pictures of the shitty "Liberator." That plastic toy won't liberate anything. It's a crappy zip gun that melts itself a bit on every use. You can build a far better zip gun with parts and tools off the shelf of any hardware store. We'll need better printers and...

I guess she wants some global warming to turn Long Island into Puerto Rico.

The NRA is actually historically chartered in New York, although it is headquartered in Virginia. It doesn't really matter much that it's chartered in New York. They have a national presence, are a registered nonprofit in every state, and Cuomo is going after them using banking and insurance...

High-temperature composting kills the bad stuff. They already distribute composted sewage sludge, and you're not advised to put it on your veggies, but it shouldn't have any disease. After all, in nature everything dies and eventually turns into soil. I'm sure they'll tell people not to put...

That's all nice, but 3D printed guns are still very much a "when all you have is a hammer" concept now. But if this leads to more interest in amateur gunsmithing one way or another, so much the better. And 3D printing only gets better with time.

WTF, leave it to AOC to make gardening all about Marxism and racial oppression. She must be real fun at parties.

You can already do this with a traditional burial. Lots of old family cemeteries in the country, or the new "green/natural" burial cemeteries, and I like that notion. I don't see the advantage of being processed in a compost heap in a warehouse; way too soylent for me. But if they want to sell...

Lots of bills in motion. :mad: There's a few called "ghost gun" bills, this one is about supposedly "undetectable" guns, not 80% lowers/homemade firearms. Here's what this one does: This is a bad, stupid bill and vague, to be sure, but it's doesn't ban or regulate 80% lowers (whether polymer...

You posted an obviously fake document, and now three unrelated defensive replies now that have nothing to do with the obviously fake document that you, willingly, posted. The end. Either apologize or shut up.

The UN does enough real shit, there’s no need to spread fake shit. NRA-ILA | Rumor Control: U.N. "Disarmament" Memo

Surprised AC didn't sign this back on March 4. Slim to zero odds he doesn't sign it in the end though. NY State Senate Bill S2450A A kid who is dumb as fuck is likely to have a dad who is dumb as fuck too. Kids explore, kids are emotional and impulsive, and some parents are terrible. Sweeping...

Just to get this straight (all videos and product listings seem to be removed/gone, and discontinued); the MR2 let you quickly drop the mag when you hinged the upper open, right?

Can't imagine signing such a thing. Not a bit surprised though.

Untrue. According to NYS, they do if: The cumulative total of the retailer’s gross receipts from sales of tangible property delivered into the state exceeded $300,000 in the previous four quarters, and; The retailer made more than 100 sales of tangible personal property delivered in the state...

I appreciate an actual case here. Even if this was tossed at the grand jury level, used a device that apparently can mechanically release the magazine (I'm struggling to even find anything online about the MR2; much has been scrubbed), stemmed from a violent felony warrant and there were various...

Everyone join in on the chorus:

I'm telling you she was taking loads then and she's taking loads now. There wasn't a "before."

No. Kamala Harris was always a San Francisco liberal and nothing else. Gillibrand put on ruralface when it was politically convenient for her to come "home" after spending years in big-city ivory towers, only to do a complete about-face and shit on upstate the instant she had a shot at...

Gillibrand is the most craven political opportunist in the state. I hate that turncoat whore more than Cuomo. She changed her tune on immigration as well, and threw her former upstate constituents under the bus.

Not just state law and school policy, it's a federal felony (Gun Free School Zones Act).

You sound like a communist.

I would chuckle at the implications for NYC and Long Island if this didn't have knock-on effects on the natural gas market across the region. Fuck Cuomo.

You mad?

Anyone else remember George H.W. Bush doing this in 1989?

No, it says "other than insects." It would put spiders, ticks, centipedes, and snails on the same level as cats and dogs though, for animal cruelty. Burning a tick or salting a snail without justification could be a felony. Keep up the divide and conquer, you're doing the work of gun-grabbers...

https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/15/politics/harris-gun-import-ban/ I'm sure this will stem that massive influx of Chinese and ex-Soviet AR-15 style assault weapons we see everywhere and that are being sold cheap online without background checks by importers like Palmetto State Armory. Kamala...

Close, it was the anthrax letters. They happened nearly the same time, so it's likely 9/11 added urgency.

I know their instructions say "EPOXY ALL TEH THINGS U HAVE TO," but is there any reputable source or reason to need to epoxy the mag lock? I think not. How is this any different from the screw for the grip/stock? I know it's also been advised to epoxy screws for compliant grips/stocks, but...

Uzi's answer is right. You probably won't notice a difference so if cost is the factor go with cheaper. 223 Wylde tends to be higher end but if there's no difference then 223 Wylde is the "match" grade choice for increased accuracy firing 223. But really to get the full benefit you'd want to be...

We are overrun with third-world invaders though, and getting more third-world all the time as this isn't addressed. For an extremely contagious disease like measles, or whooping cough, if you are not immune, it effectively does. So what? It's extremely miserable, it occasionally has serious...

While I don't envy the clerk, this was poorly played by him. At the moment of the draw, after the 'customer' had knocked over a few objects and hurled the can, he already appeared to be backing away, if only for a fraction of a second. He's holding the gun almost gangster-style with one-hand...

News says they tracked down a guy who bought 3 of them:

Wrong, it's going after the NRA because the banks and insurance companies are here. NY takes the position that all money flows through Wall Street at some point so Cuomo and his AG sidekick are the God-emperors of the United States and can shut down anyone they please. But since you're okay...

I'm conflicted on this. I don't like the idea of the government forcing people to take anything into their bodies. On the other hand, public health is real. This is real: Measles is one of the most contagious diseases there is; you can get it just from breathing in a room hours after an...

I didn't say it's "working." I said there's not another organization that's working better to the extent that NY is concerned about it. Edwardteach72 says they don't do enough litigation. How many lawsuits has GOA or (lol) NAGR won in the supreme court or federal circuits? What I've never...

At least I'm not backing an anti-2A and anti-1A government campaign to actually abolish meaningful gun ownership, freedom of association and expression.

"Rumor has it" upstate they are fine as long as there's nothing on the gun you can poke to drop the mag without taking it apart, while downstate your scary black rifle might get you arrested first, investigate later. Boils down to what does "semiautomatic" and "ability to accept a detachable...

Shocking that this upstanding citizen valued his freedom so little. I mean, he's an artist: Looks like the first jury got it right, but he would have been safer in prison.

Article: Someone called it in. And the seller, who was stupid enough to openly sell guns at a garage sale in plain view of the public, was unsurprisingly stupid enough to also admit this to the cops.