Gun Stores and 2nd Amendment aren't "Essential"

Protecting our 2A Rights - Issue 15

Are gun stores "essential" or put another way, is it "essential" to be able to protect oneself?  In the following video and articles you will see evidence that there are those who deem this constitutional right to be not essential.  However, if you see what is happening in the consumer market, there are a lot of people who feel the need to buy firearms and ammunition during these uncertain times.  I am reading and hearing stories that online retailers are out of stock; local stores don't have ammunition; and places don't have enough employees to help all of the customers.  This familiar story is the way things are every time there is a crisis.  People stream into the churches and gun stores. The question I ponder is what would the main stream media do if the President declared that the government was going to take over reporting on the pandemic and they wouldn't be allowed to broadcast?  They would rightly stand up and declare that it is their constitutional right and it is protected.  Sadly, the same doesn't hold for the amendment that follows the 1st Amendment. We are still doing transfers, with a couple of new procedures so that we can all practice social distancing.  Let us know if we can help you! Please feel free to forward this email or send others the link to subscribe.

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Greenlights Mandatory Gun Store Closures The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Sunday night denied an emergency request that would have blocked a gubernatorial order mandating the closure of gun retailers in response to the novel coronavirus. The order to shut down gun stores was part of a larger plan set forth by the state’s Democratic governor, Tom Wolf, mandating the closure of businesses not deemed “life-sustaining.”  'Non-essential' gun stores find help from 2nd Amendment supporters A gun-rights advocacy group has joined a lawsuit in New Jersey, where the governor shut down gun stores and gun ranges in The Garden State. The 2A is a Constant in Times of Crisis Concerns for personal safety, new limitations on the arrests of criminals in some cities, and potential gun control enacted under the guise of fighting the pandemic have Americans preparing to take responsibility for their own safety. Sales of firearms and ammunition have surged across the country, even in the most ardently anti-gun states. Democrat Introduces Gun Control Measure During Pandemic

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