New York State Rifle & Pistol Association
Record low support for gun controlRecord low support for gun control - The Second Amendment has rebounded in the last half-century as support doubled since 1959, the Gallup poll reported. Nearly 3 out of every 4 Americans now opposes a ban on handguns — only 1 in four are for banning possession of a handgun. In 1959, 60% of Americans favored banning handguns — and only 36% opposed such an affront to the Second Amendment. The jump in support for handguns shows what an utter failure the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence has been. Handgun use is up, yet gun homicides are down, contrary to what the Brady Campaign has preached for a quarter-century. Tom King on Capital Tonight talking about H.R. 822This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it on Capital Tonight discussing H.R. 822.
Internet Rumors About Cerberus, Freedom Group Are Patently FalseInternet Rumors About Cerberus, Freedom Group Are Patently FalseRecently, an old rumor regarding Cerberus--the private equity firm that owns Freedom group, a holding company that in turn owns a number of firearms manufacturers, including Remington, Marlin, Bushmaster, and DPMS--was in some way tied to George Soros. LI youth pheasant hunt set: Oct. 29-30LI youth pheasant hunt set: Oct. 29-30 - The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced the dates for the first Long Island youth hunt for pheasants. This year, junior hunters ages 12-15 will have a special two-day hunting season on October 29 and 30 in Suffolk and Nassau counties (Wildlife Management Unit 1C). "DEC is extremely excited to give Long Island youth hunters their first opportunity to hunt pheasants right here at home, said Peter A. Scully, DEC Regional Director. "This special hunting season not only provides Long Islands junior hunters a brand new outdoor recreational opportunity, but it is also a chance for adult hunters and mentors to pass down their tradition, knowledge and experiences from one generation to the next, and help raise responsible local hunters." |












