This is the last chance for the pubic to speak in opposition to the gun control ballot issues before the March 4, Town Meeting Day vote.   *Please visit the following links to read the proposed Charter Changes and their accompanying City Council Resolutions:   Domestic Violence Guns in Bars Safe Storage       […]

Updated information on anti-Second Amendment bills in the 2013 Colorado Legislature: We can expect 14 to 20 anti-gun bills. The current Democrat package includes: ● A ban on an undetermined number of semi-automatic firearms (No grandfather clause) ● A ban on magazines of over ten rounds (No grandfather clause). ● Making an individual with a […]

The Republicans have retained control of the U.S. House of Representatives, albeit by a slim margin. Control of the Senate control is evenly split, with deciding votes being made by the Vice President of the United States, in his role as President of the Senate. Continuing communication with our congressional representatives is critical if we […]

The election is over. Our course into the 21st Century is charted. A new Congress soon will be seated and state legislatures across the country are gearing up for their 2001 sessions. This is your opportunity to (re) introduce yourself to your new state legislators (Representatives, Assemblymen or Delegates and State Senators). Most, if not […]

This is it. This is the last Point Blank you will receive before the November election. And this is your last chance to influence the outcome of that election. How can I do that? How can I act to protect my right to keep and bear arms? What can I do to preserve that right […]

A major challenge experienced by gun rights advocates is getting our side of the issue before the public. Several reputable studies have demonstrated the mainstream media are, in effect, a willing ally of the anti-self-defense lobby. Negative reporting on firearms and their misuse is an everyday occurrence. When was the last time you heard a […]

It’s less than 90 days to E-Day – Election Day. That may seem like a lot of time, but before you know it, the election will be on top of us. In many states there will be primary elections in August or September to narrow the field. The point here is that there isn’t nearly […]

We’re entering a critical period in the legislative cycle. The new fiscal year begins on October 1, and Congress must get more than a dozen appropriation bills to the President to keep the federal government running. The appropriation process is the literal “bottom line” of the federal government: this is where the money is doled […]

The Million Mom March has come and gone…all 100,000 of them (by photographic comparisons with earlier marches of known attendance). For all practical purposes, the MMM was a paid political event, orchestrated by the White House strictly for media impact. Conveniently, the MMM is changing from a tax-exempt “mother’s grassroots movement” into a slick political […]

Many state legislatures have adjourned for the rest of the year. Some states, such as Maryland, passed new restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms. In others, most notably Colorado, new gun controls were effectively blocked. The state legislators we elect this year will perform a crucial task next year: congressional redistricting. Congressional […]