Cold Steel unveiled a new product this week. The Cable Whip Cane, designed by Lynn Thompson. Now, I don’t see myself buying it, but here are five reasons why you might want one based on the press release they sent out on Wednesday. Reasons to Consider the Cold Steel Cable Whip Cane for Your Personal [...]
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Cold Steel’s New Cable Whip Cane! Five Reasons Why You Might Want One
Published: September 6, 2023 { 3 comments }Nebraska Constitutional Carry Law Takes Effect!
Published: September 6, 2023 { 0 comments }“Nebraskans should not have to pay the government a fee or ask permission for constitutional rights,” said Sen. Brewer. “This bill finally delivers on the promises in Nebraska and United States constitutions. I am proud to help Nebraska join twenty-six of our sister states in removing this obstacle to the right to keep and bear arms.”
Traffic Deaths Rise in Washington; Calls for Car Bans Absent
Published: September 6, 2023 { 1 comment }“Nobody claims traffic victims are killed by cars or trucks,” he noted. “Instead, media reports acknowledge 30 percent of crashes involved alcohol-impaired drivers, 37 percent of the people involved test positive for drugs, and another 28 percent were speeding. People do those things, not the cars they drive, just like guns don’t have a finger to pull their own trigger.”