FIREARMS
Alan Korwin's Bloomfield Press Alan is an all-round interesting guy who writes and publishes books about state and national gun laws. Check out his updates page for the latest -- and very accurate -- information about how the federales managed to turn the NRA's "instant check system" into national gun registration for rifles and shotguns, as well as handguns. (Gee, thanks, Wayne and Tanya! We're eternally grateful.)
Subrosa The best all-round gun-rights site on the Web. Great links, too!
Laissez Firearm Mark Penman gives the world a pro-gun site with a capital-A Attitude. Mark also ruminates about subjects from anarchy to breast implants.
Gun Owners of America One of two national no-compromise gun-rights groups.
Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership Gun-rights as civil rights. Don't miss their great "Gran'pa Jack" pamphlets for kids!
Jeff Chan's Archive If you're doing research on guns, gun law, gun-rights groups, technical issues, etc. there's no better place to start than Jeff's archive.
John Farnum Here's a very well-reputed self-defense shooting trainer. He's based in Ft. Collins, Colorado, but takes his courses on the road, too.
Gunsite The noted firearms training school in Paulden, Arizona. They seem to have a snotty attitude toward "civilians" (which, according to their literature means anyone who doesn't work for the government -- How do you like them apples!). If you're a mere "civilian" you'll have to prove your good character before you'll be allowed to take their courses. Cops, soldiers and employees of government agencies apparently don't have to have good character. Still, Gunsite has a fine reputation and interesting programs.
Trigger Training. Here's another noted firearms training outfit that, on principle, doesn't assume you're a criminal. Trigger Training hasn't got a web site yet, but they do have Jeff Cooper and several other fine teachers. Contact information: TRIGGER TRAINING INC., 3440 Youngfield St. #204, Wheatridge CO 80033, voice (303) 969 0708 #2, fax (303) 232-0989.
Why isn't the NRA here? Because it's got more in common with Sarah Brady than with Patrick Henry or the men of Lexington and Concord. The NRA talks tough while selling out our rights. It actively sabotages real efforts toward freedom.[Four-letter-word] the NRA!
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