Earlier this week I wrote about how we need to be in Condition Orange during the current pandemic. As part of this I posted a copy of the federal and Georgia state laws that apply to declarations of emergency. A GeorgiaCarry member read this and pointed out that Section 8 of the Georgia law had been changed in 2014 to read:

(8) Suspend or limit the sale, dispensing, or transportation of alcoholic beverages, explosives, or combustibles; provided, however, that for purposes of this paragraph, the terms “explosives” and “combustibles” shall not include firearms or ammunition or any component thereof; and

This allows personal sales in addition to FFL sales, and was due in a large part to the work of my friends at GeorgiaCarry.org.

So I have corrected the copies of the law posted. If you got the one from the previous post, please discard it and use this one.

Via Miguel at Gun Free Zone:

21. If you go in a house and hear a ghostly voice saying “Get Out!”, do so and don’t come back.

Source: Amityville Horror

22. If your computer has a camera, cover it. It can read your lips.

Source: 2001 a Space Odyssey

I saw an interesting post over on GunPros.com on the Rules of Gun Safety, which I thought I would share. Take a look here.

Honestly, most of them seem to be expansions of Rule 1, except their Rule 9 is my Rule Zero. But it’s worth a read.

I really like them pointing out that everyone is a Range Safety Officer. If you see anything unsafe, point it out and take action. Your life and that of others depends on it.

I am going to an indoor range to shoot today, and I found this: printable 1/3 scale USPSA and IPSC targets. Enjoy.

I’ll post results later.