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Mexico is a paradise for drug cartels and criminals thanks to the gun control laws they established, laws that force good people to do what Big Government can’t do, protect themselves. It’s ironic that the AP calls them “vigilantes.” A vigilante takes the law into his own hands and delivers justice, a vigilante goes on the attack. These people are not attacking, they’re defending, and I would urge them not to register their guns since temporary legalization always leads to lifetime confiscation.

What Mexico needs more than ever is a pro-gun culture, every country has drug cartels, but Mexicans won’t be able to keep them at bay if they’re unarmed. Perhaps these new militias will put a dent on cartel crime.

With millions of gun owners out there, if 0.01% of us does something wrong, it’s bound to make the news.

Here’s an example of what the anti-gunners will throw at you:

I can hear the anti-gunners, “if only he hadn’t had a gun.” Oh yeah, what about this?

Ban machetes? OK.

Ban fire?

So if you ever find yourself without the most useful pro-gun facts, a quick online search will find you other murders, other accidents without a gun, and other stories you can throw at the anti-gunners.

Here’s what happened:

What’s interesting about this ad is that it uses an old woman, it’s published on the back cover of Gun World, and it only uses a few colors. Nicely done.

A few months ago some liberal writer picked up a gun magazine and complained he didn’t see enough African-Americans in the advertising, that it was only white males.

Well, here’s an ad from Glock, published in America’s First Freedom, the NRA magazine no less.

It’s sad to hear that that the Tea Party lost in South Carolina, I wonder if Mississippi will wise up and elect an alternative to beltway Republicans that care more about getting along with the Democrats than with the people who elect them.

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The Philippines is infamous for draconian gun control, but once in a while they do something right:

The Police

Our enemies are falling back,but they’re not surrendering. They know Vermont is one of the most gun-friendliest States with Constitutional Carry and other goodies, and they’re trying to change that.

I hate to nitpick, but I had to read WRAITHE three times to realize it wasn’t Walther or Whaite. Why did this happened? Because you got claws getting in the way of the name of your product.

Think about it, if I go to the gun dealer what am I gonna remember? MG ARMS or whatever I think I read in red?

Other than that, I like their headline, the guy in the shadows, but at the end of the day, the ad fails.

If you can’t shoot with Redfield, you just can’t shoot. LOL

GR8 ad, most copywriters would rather die than play with puns, but I like it. It’s cute. No H8 here.

Simple execution, but very smart.  Good combination of illustration and photography. The copy is good to.

Sometimes the sight of a weapon can stop violence, so why some kids bring weapons to school is understandable.

Chances are you can shoot your gun in your backyard (check out the laws of your State) but you’re still responsible for where the bullet lands. In this case nobody died, but it got a man in trouble with the law.

Gun owners come in all colors, all religions, all sexual orientations, but if you’re a gun hater, you need to come up with new creative ways to defame us, otherwise the haters get bored. Well, move over white supremacists, liberals are scared of Gun Supremacists

Markus Kaarma, a homeowner in Montana, set up a trap to attack crooks, he and his wife left a purse inside the garage, and a German exchange student shows up and gets shot and killed.

Celal Dede, the father of der crook said

Our enemies are dropping their “gun safety” charade. Let us remember this column the next time Bloomberg, MAIG, MDA, or any of our enemies claim they want “common-sense gun laws.” Jerry Large is a bastard, but he’s an honest bastard.

Selling a “smart” gun in a gun store is like selling BBQ in a vegan store:

A Rockville gun store owner who said he would sell the nation’s first smart gun — even after a California gun store removed the weapon from its shelves to placate angry gun-rights activists — backed down late Thursday night after enduring a day of protests and death threats.

Andy Raymond, the co-owner of

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