The main take-away from all of this is – in order to implement a socialist government, the people have to be disarmed so the government can rob the people of their property.

The ATF has misled the public about bump-stock devices. Worse, they are actively attempting to make felons out of people who relied on their legal opinions to lawfully acquire and possess devices the government unilaterally, unconstitutionally, and improperly decided to reclassify as ‘machineguns’.

Congratulations, President Trump, you’ve just made yourself an enemy of the people with this measure.  What will be next?  Outlawing belt loops and fingers and triggers?  Or will you just go along with the Commie gun grabbers?

How will a Democrat-controlled House affect your Second Amendment-protected freedom?

Fixed sights may be zeroed to certain loads, but once zeroed, that is it. A handgun with adjustable sights may be zeroed for one load and then re-zeroed for another. If you are really good at the game you may even tune the elevation setting for different ranges.

Bill C-71 has been referred to the Standing Senate Committee on National Security and Defence for review. One source indicates the bill is expected to pass into law by early spring of next year.  

A New Jersey law that makes it a felony to possess a gun magazine capable of holding over 10 rounds of ammunition is now active. This wildly unconstitutional law instantly criminalizes hundreds of thousands of New Jersey citizens who legally acquired normal capacity firearms magazines — which include 17-round pistol magazines and …

California Congressman Eric Swalwell,  a man who issued a veiled threat of nuking those who would not comply with gun confiscation laws was challenged by Kent State graduate and gun owner Kaitlin Bennett with questions on why he wanted to nuke Americans and if he was actually going to do anything regarding Google censorship.  Watch how fast he runs to the elevator.

Stay vigilant America.  The ride is not over simply because you have a guy with an “R” on his jersey in the White House.

Expect anti-gun politicians to introduce a slew of so-called “common-sense gun measures” — a misleading phrase that gun control activists use in hopes that the public and the media will avoid questioning the bills’ enforceability, efficacy, intrusiveness or necessity.