Cats, Guns, and National Security

"I should be able to have full-auto!" says a local "card-carrying member of the Libertarian Party" radio host. He argues against the current legal restrictions on "machine guns"--a position popular with some in the Second Amendment (2A) community, but politically a non-starter with most of the general population. To the former, it's simply a matter of "rights." To dissenters from this position, it's also a matter of reality and impact (we'll see that word come up often here). In this issue of THE DAILY FUDD, I will explain the matter. ------------------ To understand our modern Right to Keep and Bear Arms (RKBA), we must look at that right in the whole context of our Anglo Common Law tradition. The truth is, such a right was never construed as extending beyond what we'd call today, "small arms." Not cannon, not catapults or trebuchets, and not bombs or chemicals. The 1688/89 English Bill of Rights' provision on the ...

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/02/hate-country-white-house-says-mavericks-national-anthem-ban-recognizes-us-failings/

"Even in this Atomic Age a conventional [meaning manual-action] military repeating rifle is still in demand for certain uses as an individual weapon of the soldier."  -- Actual opening line from the weapon manual, and one we will see is actually true (accessible here:  Madsen Lightweight Military Rifle – Forgotten Weapons   https://www.forgottenweapons.com/madsen-lightweight-military-rifle/ From Wikipedia:  Madsen M47 - Wikipedia   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madsen_M47 The upshot of this weapon is its standing as a fairly advanced manual-action military design in the then-emerging age of self-loading small arms. Peep sights, muzzle brake, and smooth action--all in a bolt! A major fudd! That means, of course, it's not directly targeted in (most) "assault weapon" ban efforts. Given the failure of the American people to stop the 2020 Election Steal, such arms might soon be the best typical Americans will be able to possess in any numbers. 2A/RKBA purists should...

From a Facebook post by a great American Patriot, if he does say so himself: I expect nothing less from "Nuke'm" Swalwell. Beyond that, I won't comment on the substance of this. I love my country and love my heritage... But my people in allowing this--before and now--have disqualified themselves from free and responsible government. Trump should have done what they're accusing him of having done--only right. #2A #Federalist46 --- Impeachment blunder: Author of tweet introduced at trial says it was falsified, misinterpreted Jennifer Lawrence says Rep. Swalwell never called her to check meaning and appears to have altered her tweet with a blue check mark. Pastor backs her up. By John Solomon and Madison Foglio   Updated: February 11, 2021 - 3:06pm    The author of a tweet introduced by Democrats at the Senate impeachment trial sai...

https://off-guardian.org/2021/02/10/trumps-show-trial-is-just-the-next-step-in-a-very-american-coup/

 https://gab.com/polesowa/posts/105710246446943687

  THE DAILY FUDD'S ADVISABLE FIREPOWER FOR PATRIOTS TODAY : (IT'S REALLY NOT THAT MUCH. Some arms may serve double-duty or more here, so this can actually be much less than it sounds like.) 1. Carry piece of common caliber, barring legal exigencies. 2. 9mm Luger/Parabellum/NATO handgun (or possibly long gun) specifically capable of handling +P ammunition (at least in small doses), if feasible, due to its absolute standing as the most prevalent handgun caliber in North America and the world. 3. Not-so-"sporting" long gun of common caliber, physicality permitting, in event of a "social work" situation. 4. .45-caliber firearm of some sort as representative of our 45th POTUS and MAGA/KAG movement. (See "MULTI-DUTY.") 5. Revolver of common caliber (the last thing likely to be banned.) 6. IDEAL: 5.56mm (ideally using AR STANAG mags) or 7.62mm NATO (ideally .308-recognized) long gun (of whatever action) of basically military grade IF reasonable in ...

It's the iconic fudd caliber, identified with Old West revolvers (about as fudd as one can get within the realm of meaningful firearms), even if not actually the most popular. And of course, it is reflective of our 45th President. With the American people having betrayed their heritage in tolerating the non-unmentionable Election Steal, the efforts of the RKBA/2A community SHOULD be on maintaining meaningful firearms ownership as an element of our heritage, even if it means doing so in a minimalist way. More on that as this series continues. And with that, an iconic REVOLVER cartridge like this .45 revolver round can be a very practical symbol. Why Doesn't the .45 Colt Get More Love? - The Truth About Guns   https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/doesnt-45-colt-get-love/ This will relate to a more topic-centered piece in the next day or so.

See here for TDF edition on bolt-action and "scout" rifles:  https://catsgunsandnationalsecurity.blogspot.com/2021/02/the-daily-fudd-e2-bolt-actionscout.html The ultimate evolution of the bolt action rifle? Definitive Arms DASA. - YouTube   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n4Qn3BAPoI Note the shooter's thumb positioning. Good practice for use with paddle-grip AW bypasses on weapons like the HiPoint carbine.

 

Keep in mind, you're not really "giving up" something you're destined to lose anyway.

Absolute Proof (michaeljlindell.com)   https://michaeljlindell.com/?fbclid=IwAR3DrcJbed29yVr-H5yMX6SZ6Kv-sHIOyeQBUFkvJw3DVu2AsBLwAeGPuxg

A "LEEver-action" 9mm PCC. A bout £1850, or $2500 here in the U.S. http://www.southern-gun.co.uk/ (SITE NOT YET UPDATED WITH THIS ITEM). A viable weapon.  Southern Gun Co, 9mm Lever Action Rifle - YouTube   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIOpRPoIaOs&feature=youtu.be

Normally I don't push Leftwing/enemy articles, but in this case the bias of the article is part of the point. Note that CGNS rejects many of the factual conclusions, but simply is using the article to explain the current anti-Patriot situation: 1A is dead, and the corpse has fallen to the Left. Lawsuits Take the Lead in Fight Against Disinformation (msn.com)   https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/lawsuits-take-the-lead-in-fight-against-disinformation/ar-BB1ds5oi?ocid=notificationsvc