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Bert Waldron was a “Break Glass in Case of War” type of soldier. America desperately needs such men. It is simply figuring out what to do with them when the bullets aren’t flying that seems to be the perennial challenge.

In a move that surprised no one, New York City Mayor Eric Adams called for a “national” gun control response after a would-be mass murderer opened fire on a crowded subway train last week.

If President Joe Biden’s White House Rose Garden gun control announcement seemed like déjà vu all over again, it was.

Again, per federal law, civilians can’t possess post ’86 auto sears.  Asking for clarification on a matter that doesn’t need clarification is a complete waste of time.  

A U.S. senator last week introduced legislation to protect pistol braces from the Biden administration’s proposed rule to reclassify them under the National Firearms Act. 

As 4WWL News reported, Brenden Batt of Metairie uses a flashbang rigged inside his truck to effectively deter criminals.

“We have always been committed to making buying silencers simple for our customers but with a turnaround time from the ATF under 90 days, we can now do that in record time!” said Brandon Mattox, CEO of Silencer Central.

In a tale as old as time, the anti-gun lobby is once again petitioning the Federal Trade Commission to investigate and regulate American gun makers for “unfair and deceptive” marketing practices.

“AFT” 🙄 pic.twitter.com/dMDFsIF807— NRA (@NRA) April 11, 2022 Following news this week that the Biden administration would proceed with its federal ban on so-called “ghost guns,” the nation’s gun lobby released a statement that criticized the president for, among other things, being soft on crime.  “An administration that’s truly sincere and resolute about curbing violent [...]