2 states pass "Fire arms freedom act"

[The Vail Benton's]

I'm hoping Arizona will not be far behind

 

[dacjohns]

from Illinois

 

[Bettacreek]

When I lived in the city, I used to be nervous about guns. I guess because there is not really a need for them there, except to defend yourself from an intruder in your home bent on doing you harm.
After moving down south to the country & being chased by a rabid racoon and finding a copperhead in the hen house, I've discovered they are necessary. Especially if you have to put holes in your burn barrel or for blowing up all those leftover watermelons no one wants.

OMFG! You kill me!

 

[()relics]

.....Indiana= No duty to retreat ANYWHERE....check your states castle laws you may be surprised what you find....and not the good kind of surprised....

 

[loriwy]

Heres Wyomings castle law. I have the right to use deadly force against intruders or for self defense. the bill aso provides immunity from civil lawsuits.
http://johnrlott.blogspot.com/2008/03/wyoming-is-20th-state-to-adopt-castle.html

 

[dennis60]

All we need on all our little farm is a .22 rifle. We'll shoot a rooster now and again when needed, and take a deer if they are up close and personal.....It is good for chasing away stray dos and cats, not to kill them, just give them a big scare...