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I believe there's nothing in the law about signage at all. They wrote the law to default to the private property default being off limits unless a sign is up saying "guns welcomed". With the TRO against enforcement and nothing else in the law about "no guns allowed" signage, I'd think they can ask you to leave and if you refuse then you get a citation for trespassing. That's how I'm playing it.

FYI: Colt has new Pythons out, blued. Look nice.

I have to believe that is satire. God I hope so but I know there are people that stupid.

Got to finger bang it here at SHOT Show. Video will be coming.

Winchester has caused quite a buzz at Shot Show '24 with the introduction of their new Ranger 22 lever action takedown. Over the past few years, lever action rifles have enjoyed a resurgence in popularity, probably due to cowboy action shooting blowing up all across the USA. Both Marlin and Winchester offered lever action 22s up until 2008. After Winchester's 2007 decision to discontinue the 9422, Remington followed suit and shelved Marlin's popular (but pricey) 39A, leaving only Henry's offerings to fill the void. Winchester has stepped up with an affordable handsome "car-bean" made with modern materials and manufacturing methods, most notable, the receiver is made from billet aluminum. The Ranger sports a 10 deg target crown, three position hammer and adjustable trigger. They put some thought into this. I really enjoy shooting my 1972 vintage Marlin 39D, however, its value has increased substantially (like 6x what I paid) since I bought it a decade ago. Now I'm reluctant to bring the 39 to the range for others to shoot, it has already hit the ground twice letting noobs have a go at it. After the dust settles, I just might get a Ranger, Winchester priced it at $419 MSRP, with an eventual street price expected to be around $375. Unlike Winchester's other lever guns made in Japan by Miroku, the Ranger is manufactured in Turkey by the same company that makes their Wrangler line. Time will tell if its worth buying.

So, since for all practical purposes this appears to cover all unconstitutional firearms seizures, and since it appears to contain the fantastic incentive of making the ass-clowns involved in the seizure personally liable for damages, the crucial question is why our "advocacy" organizations were not running with this, even long before Bruen?

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1st rule of stockpile club is.....................

Hatfield ham steaks are on sale, four 8 oz. packages for $6.00, it requires a digital coupon to get the deal. I usually have a couple on hand in the freezer. They are great for quickie meals like carbonara sauce, spinach pie, omelettes, and anything else I can jazz up with ham like a bowtie pasta salad. Unfortunately I'm the only ham sammich eater in my house, so I don't often buy deli ham, It goes bad too fast. After two days it looks like it collided with the Exxon Valdize.