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Firearms training and safety
Columbia, Missouri
(Following courtesy of www.GunSafe.com)
- Smith & Wesson
National Firearms Training Center
- Essentially the same courses that have long been offered to police
and military shooters are now available in civilian form. Topics
include basic shooting skills, handguns and long guns, use of cover,
low-light shooting, home defense tactics, etc. Highly recommended,
even for those who have received training elsewhere. Home-state
handgun permit required for course registration.
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- AWARE (Arming Women
Against Rape and Endangerment)
- Self-defense for women, presented by women.
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- Eddie Eagle
safety program for children
- A simple, life-saving way to teach children what to do if they
encounter firearms.
- Safety tips
from the Metro Nashville Police Department
- Lots of good advice on avoiding bad situations and how to handle
them if you must. Includes honest ratings of self-defense
sprays. Don't miss the "rate
your risk" section.
Public policy
- National Center for Policy
Analysis
- Various non-technical articles that debunk myths about "gun
control" as a crime-fighting tool. Also other political topics
of general interest.
- Jews for the Preservation
of Firearms Ownership
- Disarming the Jews was essential to Hitler's attempt to
exterminate them. This organization was formed in response to the
Jewish experience during World War II.
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Second Amendment: Law and history
- A
Right of the People
- Superb article explaining the Second Amendment and how it
guarantees a right to every individual citizen. The author, a
professor at UCLA Law School, presented the material as testimony to
a Congressional subcommittee in 1998. As he states in the article,
when he began his research he was not particularly
"pro-gun," and he did not believe the Second Amendment
guaranteed a right to individual citizens. The article is easy to
follow and makes a good starting point for anyone interested in the
Second Amendment. This link appears here with the author's generous
permission.
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- Second Amendment Law Library
(page not currently active 3/20/00)
- Dozens of authoritative articles. Most were written for attorneys
and may be too technical for some readers, but you never know until
you try.
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- Legal
Opinion
- Monthly column written by Ralph D. Sherman, an attorney in West
Hartford, Connecticut. Some columns cover Second Amendment history
for beginners. Others focus on Connecticut law pertaining to pistol
permits and pending legislation.
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Commercial and other sites
- Shooters.com
- Links and articles about shooting sports, manufacturers, etc.
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- Where to shoot
- Just enter your state and town, or your zip code, and find nearby
ranges and clubs.
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- Second Amendment Mall
- Shopping.
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- Gunindex
- More shopping.
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- Leadshotmaker
- All you
shotgunners can make your own shot and save money too!
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