Guns, guns, guns
People up with which Blawgletter grew adored guns. They loved to look at them, handle them, clean them, buy them, hunt with them, display them, target-shoot with them, sight them, sell them, talk about them, load them, unload them, compare them, oil them, swap them, put scopes on them, make ammo for
Scene: A gun range. Snappy fires a G31 .357. Bitey watches.
Bitey: Hey Snaps. Did you ever wonder if people who play video games also own guns? I mean more than other people?
Snappy: [Pow, pow, pow.]
Bitey: Good shot! What about mentally ill people? Do lots of them own guns?
Snappy: [Pah-ya.]
Bitey: How about people with
The Third Circuit held today that a New Jersey law barring the sale of more than one "handgun" to any person (other than collectors, target-shooters, and others who claim an exemption) doesn't violate the due process rights of people who want to purchase at least two handguns in a month. Ass'n New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs v.
Do you own a handgun? If so, did you yourself purchase it? Did you do so before you turned 21? And, regardless, do you believe a person in the 18 to 20 year-old range has a constitutional right to acquire small weapons that fire bullets?
Congress, in the waning days of President Lyndon Johnson, seems
The U.S. Supreme Court handed down four decisions today. As the hour has grown late, Blawgletter will give just a thumbnail for each: