(from history.house.gov) [Ed: SCOPE-NY president Tom Reynolds just sent this plain language explanation of this RKBA-punitive bill via email to members. We felt it gives such a clear picture of the bill's aims that it is important to share it widely. The bill likely will pass the House next week, and the Senate could be where it might be diluted or even stopped. It is cocked & locked, and pointed at the heads of 100 million citizens. It will not be the last.] SCOPE recently publishe...

(from amazon.com) Maybe you’ve seen long-range competitions on television, or you’ve seen a marine sniper with his long range scope. Whatever the reason you’re interested in long-range shooting, everyone has a different perspectives that bring new ideas to the table. Full of useful information, in a package small enough to take with you on shooting outings, the Long Range Shooting Handbook: The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Precision Rifle Shooting accomplishes exactly what the title says....

(from usacarry.com) Finally, a researcher whose work seems to support, rather the attack, Second Amendment rights. David Schwebel, a psychology professor, and his associates describe a training program to improve children’s ability to safely deal with guns. Perhaps surprising to those who read academic studies regarding firearms, they imply that children's exposure to firearms is not unusual and may have positive consequences, such as becoming integrated into family activities as well as spo...

(from gameandfishing.com) To be a great fighter, your mind must be sharp and your hands must be skilled. Retired Navy SEAL Master Instructor Chris Sajnog’s instructional book bridges the usual gap between intellect and physical prowess. Is Navy Seal Shooting worth your time or should it stay on the shelf? Read on. The Mental Game Sajnog makes it clear that being of sound mind is imperative when trying to be an effective shooter. There can’t be a disconnect between your brain and your t...

(from videogameschronicle.com) Although for some years the editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association have clearly taken an approach to the Second Amendment that is a threat to civil rights, this article, "Three Interventions to Address the Other Pandemic--Firearm Injury and Death", is more balanced than might be expected. That said, there is still the usual implication that somehow guns act on their own and if only they would change their behavior things would be better. And...

(from fool.com) On the same day that Nancy Pelosi requested crew-manned, belt-fed machine guns to "defend" the militarily-occupied Capitol leading up to the inauguration, President-Elect Joe Biden appeared with Brady gun-confiscationists holding "BAN ASSAULT WEAPONS NOW." banners. This should tell you all you need to know about their near future of gun control intentions. At the same time politicians insist you don't need an AR-15, a "weapon of war", an "assault weapon," ...

(from handitv.com) Traveling? Moving? Passing through? If you are accustomed to carrying firearms, this can be scary. Every state has different laws, and you can’t stay current on all of them. I’ll discuss how to travel with your firearms safely and legally. Introduction Nothing here is meant as legal advice. This is simply a collection of information available at the time of this writing and is always subject to change. Interstate transport of firearms in the US is not heavi...

(from floridadems.org) A recent report looks to see if laws restricting the right to keep and bear arms might have effects on homicides and suicides not caused by guns. They found no increase or decrease in non-gun homicides associated with changes in gun related homicides, and the data regarding suicides were too sparse to be useful. Their report was based on examining a series of earlier studies. To the authors’ credit, they noted that some experts describe a substitution effect, that i...