While my thoughts are still with those who suffered terribly at the hands of a deranged shooter last night, I hope those who survived will find the strength to carry on.
In the meantime, I do what I can on a day like today: I just keep writing.
PJ

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While my thoughts are still with those who suffered terribly at the hands of a deranged shooter last night, I hope those who survived will find the strength to carry on.
In the meantime, I do what I can on a day like today: I just keep writing.
PJ
The article "Don’t Let Magazine Limits Undermine Your Defense," authored by Mike Boyle and published on The Armory Life, discusses the impact of firearm magazine capacity restrictions enacted by certain states. These laws limit the types of firearms and accessories citizens can own, labeling modern sporting rifles as "assault rifles" and imposing a restriction to typically 10 rounds per magazine. Despite believing these laws have no effect on violent crime, Boyle emphasizes the importance of complying with them to avoid legal complications for those who carry firearms for personal defense. While some might consider moving to a different state to avoid such restrictions, the writer acknowledges this option isn't viable for everyone due to factors like jobs and family. He suggests adapting to these regulations through mindset, tactics, and firearm training, emphasizing the importance of awareness, skill, and proper equipment. Boyle concludes that while magazine limits can be frustrating, focusing on these elements can help maintain a solid defense within legal boundaries.
Colorado's magazine limit law was controversial when it first passed and remains so to this very day. Now, the state Supreme Court will decide its fate.
Thirty County Sheriffs Sue Los Angeles Over Magazine Limits
Thirty County Sheriffs Sue Los Angeles Over Magazine Limits
Thirty county sheriffs have filed suit against Los Angeles to invalidate the city’s new magazine capacity limits, as NRA-ILA reports: As previously reported, the City of Los Angeles has adopted an ordinance that prohibits the possession of standard capacity magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds. These magazines are possessed by millions of law-abiding Americans for a variety of…
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“””Colorado State Representative Joe Salazar suggested he might be open to compromise on one of Colorado's most controversial gun grabbing laws, the standard capacity magazine ban. “”” While 30 would be a huge relief to gun owners, it’s still an arbitrary number. It’s a short term solution if it goes through. I would hesitate only because if Republicans support it, it would take steam out of the repeal movement, and make it seem like republicans, and thus gun owners, support the law too.
Gotta love that clip in the beginning about campus carry.