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PTR Industries to Leave Connecticut

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PTR Industries, makers of frighteningly black rifles, has decided that continuing to do business the what was formerly known as The Constitution State is now untenable. Today they’ve announced their plans to leave for greener pastures and they’ve called on other firearms-related firms currently based in Connecticut to join them. They won’t just be taking their machinery out of Gun Valley either. “We have extended the invitation to join us in the move to all of our employees, as well as all of our vendors. We are pleased to say that we currently have commitments to move from a majority of our employees, which includes ALL of our management personnel, engineering staff and skilled gunsmiths.”

[h/t James Grant]

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  1. This is great. And honestly, it’s awesome that these companies are taking their employees, who are certainly people of the gun, with them to freedom. Come to VA! We’ll be very happy to have y’all.

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  2. So, is this a common sense survey, or what?

    The key action recommended by the majority of the police community is more armed civilians first responders .

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  3. When I saw the headline I was expecting a reference to the Washington state burglary shooting. A veterinarian called in three burglaries at his place in eight days. The final call ended in one dead one wounded. They won’t be returning to the scene again anytime soon.

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    • Meanwhile, the few who want it all — better gun laws, world-class skiing, and unbeatable scenery — are moving to Utah. 🙂 Not that there’s anything really wrong with Texas, but…

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  4. When they start saying things this inane, it is a sign that they are on the ropes and know it. That there is blood in the water.

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  5. If there’s a sliver of an ice cube’s chance in hell that Lanza’s mother would have been influenced in the slightest, let’s pass a bunch of laws in the middle of the night that will surely leave law abiding citizens prey to crime and violence. What a bad trade off!

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  6. By his logic I’d rather be alive and a “wuss” then brave and dead. There is no shame in protecting your life and the life of others by any means necessary. The funny thing is that the individuals who are demanding civilian disarmament are the ones who like to call out people for ad hominem attacks, yet sure like to throw them out themselves. We’ve been called paranoid, nuts, small dicked, wussies and cowards just to name a few. My old man always told there are three class of people in this world, Wolves, Sheep and Sheep dogs. I’m no wolf and I refuse to be a sheep.

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  7. I’ve been in the Middle East since Feb. 2005 and I’ve heard and seen to many things that sound to crazy to be true. One that I enjoy telling was my first year in Iraq. They brought in what was left of a HMMWV. The front and rear part of the vehicle was pretty much gone. The cab was somewhat still enacted but was shredded pretty bad. A couple of us went over to look inside to try and determine how many may have died by looking at the blood patterns. But when we looked in there was absolutely no sign of blood. We stood around debating what must have taken place when three men walked over to get a photo op with their vehicle. Of the three men only one had a cut on his nose. They told use they were driving down the road when an IED went off. They didn’t remember much of anything during and right after the explosion but the guys behind them said their vehicle was actually thrown to the other side of the road. They were amazed and grateful to be alive. I remember just looking from them and then to the vehicle and back to them thinking, “How the hell are they still alive”. Many many cases like that here. It gets to the point to where you can start to believe nearly anything.

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  8. That is truly epic! Good for them..
    I love the fact they are asking their extended family to join them. Lord knows if I were given that option I would be jumping at it!

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  9. Real Problems: Economy, Corruption, Healthcare, Immigrants

    Obama Priority: Gun Control, Pseudo Sequester, North Korea.

    Can we please take back this country? Like now…

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  11. This Dude lives in the Cambridge bubble. I doubt he even knows the Freedom Trail runs close by his posh Brookline Brownstone. If he lived in the North End or South Boston he might appreciate what it was like to be among normal working Americans.

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  12. sieg heil!!!!!!!!!!!! all hail victory in revisionist history!

    They start in the schools once brainwashed there is no hope.
    Rob Drummond
    Hillsboro, NH

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  13. A 19 year old and a 21 year old (both males) approach a 62 year old man with less than honorable intent then I guess I am a wuss. I would rather be a live wuss than a dead heman.

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  14. Absolutely disgusting…

    I have an idea: how about all these people who hate the Constitution just move to North Korea and leave us alone? I’m sure they never have gun violence there and the government makes every decision for you, just like Obama and Biden are envisioning!

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  15. Animals that think they are men. If caught, I highly recommend castration, and to have an “R” tattooed upon their foreheads, backs of their hands, and each side of their necks, in bright red.

    Then, release them to society. NO jail time. Oh, and to be sure and alert the victim and her family members when the rapists will be released. Maybe they will like to greet the rapists as they exit the safety of jail. Just sayin’.

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  16. So in return for all the sturm and drang, the result is a meaningless bill, that eliminates for foreseeable future, barring dem control of congress, any further attempt at gun control. I’ll take it.

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  17. Perhaps the most irksome part of her policy of denials when records are incomplete are that in many cases it seems that even had the buyer been convicted it would not have been a disqualifying conviction. Further, it seems to me that the burden of proof on a denial should be on the DOJ, yet the DOJ takes the position that if they don’t have proof in the system of the disposition of a case, it is the burden of the buyer to obtain the records necessary to clear up the inadequacy. And as noted, many of these cases are dismissed misdemeanors going back decades.

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  18. Welcome fellow patriots to God’s country. Please leave the snow and liberals up there. Encourage Libertarians to migrate! One more thing: we don’t like to hear “how you did it up North.” We realize you are just trying to help by doing that. My father-in-law is a converted Yankee (here since the 1950s) and he still does it. Don’t get me wrong, we appreciate the advice and experience you share. Just keep that phrase to yourself and you will “feel even more at home”.

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