Concealed Carry – Try Before you Buy ! $40

Concealed Carry – Try Before you Buy

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This is a great opportunity to handle and shoot various Concealed Carry Pistols. You can also bring your own pistol if you would like. We will provide:

  • Ruger LCP – 380
  • Glock 17 – 9mm
  • Glock 26 – 9mm
  • Glock 43 – 9mm
  • Glock 42 – 380
  • S&W M&P 22 Compact (Suppressed) – 22
  • S&W M&P Shield – 9mm
  • S&W SD9  – 9mm

If you have never shot a pistol this is a great opportunity to handle, shoot, and ask questions about some popular concealed carry pistols that are available.  It is also an opportunity to fire a suppressed/silenced pistol.  Bring your current gun out and see how it compares.  The class is all inclusive and includeds at a minimum 5 rounds on each pistol per person and personal coaching.  Dress warm, it is outdoors.  Hearing & Eye protection is required, we will be shooting cardboard and steel targets.

Sunday, December 11th @ 2pm – Sunset

Cost $40 (Pre-payment is required)

Register Here: http://nwadefense.com/register

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Marijuana & Guns

marijuana-and-weaponsMy home state, Arkansas, had just legalized medical marijuana.  This has led to some discussions about marry jane and firearms.  I am not a big fan of drugs, but I do feel strongly that we know how well prohibition doesn’t work.  Word of warning to everyone, the current laws are not likely to allow you to exercise those particular freedoms together, that is guns and marijuana.  I encourage you to place you and your loved ones personal safety first.  Like it or not, we currently have laws that we will be held accountable for…..

 

Why medical marijuana patients can’t buy guns

 September 7If you have a medical marijuana card, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals says that you can’t buy a gun.

The court ruled 3-0 on Wednesday that a ban preventing medical marijuana card holders from purchasing firearms is not in violation of the Second Amendment, the Associated Press reports. There are nine western states under the appeals court’s jurisdiction, including Nevada, where the case originated.

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Lawyers, Guns & Cannabis: Gun Rights and the Lawful Use of Marijuana

With the medical and recreational use of cannabis being tolerated at many levels of government, there is one constitutional issue that remains undecided. Currently, it is unlawful for and user of illicit drugs to own, purchase, or possess a firearm at both the State and Federal level. Unfortunately, this includes cannabis. Various administrations and courts regarding the use of cannabis and the possession of firearms have made many decisions, but none of the decisions seem to agree with each other. This apparent conflict is picking up steam with the legalization of recreational use of cannabis in two states and the medical use of cannabis that is rapidly expanding across the country. Eventually the Department of Justice (DOJ) and appropriate state officials will need to draw a bright line defining the policies in respect to lawful use of cannabis and firearm possession. Within the last couple of years we have seen a preview of the impending showdown.

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