Gun-free zone

American Handgunner, July-August, 2009 by Chris Schmittle

Like you, I don't know where to start. I read the brilliant opinions--sarcasm intended--of Frank Reedmon (Speak Out, May/June, 2009) and had to respond. I can't believe people actually exist in this world who think it's government's job to determine if I have "a genuine need" to exercise my Constitutional rights. So instead of trying to figure out why someone feels that way, I've decided to do what I can to stop them. This is my country too, and with a little discipline, I fully intend to cut into my shooting budget and donate more to the NRA, and I ask other readers to do the same. As for Frank, I offer him this challenge. Show the world how much you are willing to stand by your convictions. If you really believe nobody should own a firearm--except those who wish to rule over we peasants--then place this sign I've attached on your doorbell. Be sure to share them with your friends, and when the police come to clean up the mess they'll at least know no firearms were stolen.

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Chris Schmittle

Louisville, KY

Speaking of the NRA, I want to remind all of you we're still offering a free NRA membership to anyone who subscribes to Handgunner, GUNS and American COP. You can't renew your own NRA membership, but can use it to sign up someone new. We need to help build those numbers so we can maintain the clout we need for the next several years. So ... you can get your favorite magazine (or extend your subscription) and sign up a friend, neighbor, grandkid--or even that anti-gun guy at work for an NRA membership at the same time. Let's join forces on this. You can signup online at any of our Web sites. Editor

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