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Greatest Threat Today?

October 26, 2022 by 1 Comment

I know Twitter is a wasteland but sometimes I just cannot help myself. With Elon Musk completing his purchase of it soon, it may get better. Nonetheless, you can find some interesting things there.

Given how the media, Joe Biden, and the Democrat Party are constantly saying the greatest threat today is armed, right wing, extremist, white supremacists, this Zoom webinar put on by Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions fits the bill.

While Josh Horwitz is not one of the featured speakers, this sounds like something right out of the old Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (sic) playbook. Horwitz was always harping on “insurrectionists”. When he wrote stuff like that, he was talking about people who really didn’t like Barack Obama more than anything else.

While I will be on vacation on November 1st, I’m going to try and listen in on what is sure to be a scintillating (!) presentation. I just registered and added it to my calendar. It is times like this that I wish the late Mike Vanderboegh were still alive. I know he’d have something to say about it.

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Free Webinar On Gun Control And The Second Amendment

March 7, 2013 by

Professor Jeffrey Welty of the UNC School of Government will be leading a free webinar on Wednesday, March 20th. The webinar is scheduled to run for 75 minutes. The topics include:

  • The Second Amendment
  • The right to bear arms under North Carolina’s state constitution
  • Existing federal and state gun laws
  • Proposed gun regulations, including the proposed federal assault weapons ban
  • City and county power to regulate guns
  • Whether state law enforcement officers may or must enforce federal gun laws
  • The legal status of “open carry”

 This webinar is open to the public. They have also applied to the State Bar for CLE credits for this webinar.

Equipment requirements are a high-speed Internet connection and Adobe Flash Media Player.

Pre-registration is required. Go here to pre-register. Instructions on how to register are here.

This sounds like a great opportunity if you can make it. I plan to clear my schedule so as to participate in it.

UPDATE: I just signed up. It takes about 3-5 minutes as you have to register for their store and set up a user ID/password. It was not a big deal.

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Webinar – Eliminate Hunting & Shooting Travel Hassles

September 19, 2011 by 2 Comments

The Professional Outdoor Media Association is sponsoring a free webinar on  Tuesday, September 20th about traveling by air with firearms.

You can register for this free webinar by registering here.

Webinar Registration

DON’T LET AIRLINE SECURITY OR
ODD LAWS RUIN YOUR TRIP

Sorry sir, you can’t take that trophy rack on board; and the fee to put it in cargo is $150. Ma’am, this gun case does not meet airline standards, we can’t check it. Nope, you cannot bring that firearm back into the U.S.

The U.S. Travel Security Administration (TSA) strictly enforces regulations. Violations can result in criminal prosecution and civil penalties of up to $10,000 per violation. Each airline/country also has its own rules and regs.

What should you do to circumvent big hassles? Act like a Boy Scout. Be prepared so you don’t find yourself in one of these positions or worse.

FREE TRAVEL WEBINAR

During a live webinar, Sept. 20, at 2 p.m. Eastern time, North American Hunting Club Executive Director and North American Hunter Television Show Host Bill Miller will teach you how to eliminate travel hassles.

Here’s a sample of what attendees will learn:

1) The most important thing to know about bringing guns back into the U.S.
2) Five measures to help ensure you and your guns/ammo, end up in the same place
3) The best travel gun cases
4) How to book hunting travel (airlines, hotels, etc.)
5) Tips for traveling with trophies and meat
6) Traveling with hunting dogs
7) Requirements for traveling with ammunition

The heaviest focus of the webinar will be on airline travel and crossing borders. However, many tips also apply to interstate travel in private vehicles.

Over 30 years, Miller’s traveled for business and pleasure, to hunt and shoot. He’s traveled to:

• More than 40 states
• Nine Canadian Provinces
• Mexico
• South America
• Africa and
• Europe

Miller’s on the road more than 100 nights a year and 99.9% of the time he’s traveling with firearms, ammunition, game meat, trophy racks and even his hunting dogs. Learn his travel secrets.