What are you actively doing in support of the Second Amendment

[colossians323]

I teach newbies gun safety and the proper use of firearms. I have been doing it for years. Just recently I have focused on educating kids in the second seeing how public educayshun is destroying their minds.

Since the florida shooting we have trained

(7) High school age kids
(7) College age kids
(2) Adults

My ammo my guns.
I have at least 20 more high school kids and 4 more college kids scheduled in the coming months.
Most of these kids have never handled or fired a gun, and many of them are scared until they get educated.

One of the college girls I took out today, was curious but scared.
When she learned the gun safety rules, and practiced with real guns and no ammo, she seemed more confident.
Going to the range for live fire, she was extremely nervous (but calmed down after seeing the gun did not bite)
First 20 rounds she couldn't hit the broadside of a barn (.22 revolver).
After we figured out it was her sight picture, she was hitting every thing she aimed at and gained confidence and had a great time.

What are you guys doing?

[Notpc]

Carry every day. When the grandkids come out (weather permitting) we head out into the desert and do some shooting. I make sure that they know what they hear about guns in school and on TV is bull poop!

[Dnele928]

Well done 323!

[ac398]

Introducing my kids to shooting, right now it's my 8 year old. And teaching all 4 of them about the second amendment and to ask questions and not to blindly trust the government. It's a fine line talking to young children wanting them to trust the police if they're in danger but at the same time not teach them the institutionalized mindset of today's America.

[colossians323]

Only two people are doing anything in Cali? No wonder you guys are losing?

[billped]

Only two people are doing anything in Cali? No wonder you guys are losing?

Nice scientific conclusion.

Many of us do things every week: talking to our friends, taking people shooting, helping local gun stores stay in business, etc. It's all about being positive and consistent.

[Squirly]

I read Calguns and post in off topic!

[Guns and guitars]

Shutting down a business in California that generates between 250-300k a year, employs 3-4 people with a great salary and moving back to America.

[Tango_Down]

I hand out candy on Halloween wrapped in a copy of the Bill of Rights.

[operavoice]

I send money to CalGuns Foundation as often as I can.

[17+1]

[Garv]

Amazon smilie CGSSA

NRA

Taken several friends shooting for the first time.
Some ended up buying, others at least had fun.

Will not buy a Yeti product.

[superdave50]

desperate for attention huh?

[colossians323]

desperate for attention huh?

Phew......you nailed it. Thanks for playing

[humble servant]

I think there are literally thousands of us who take newbies shooting, talk facts about the realities of guns and the 2nd Ammendment and encourage newbies to join orgs that fight for our rights. I also have shamed many of my hunting and shooting friends into joining the NRA or CRPA etc.
The problem is we can't compete with the volume of people the schools and media have access to.
The majority of the population in this state are completely entrenched in their ideology from years of indoctrination, don't want to lose the freebies or simply can't or won't think for themselves.
We'll keep doing what we do but i think the levy is broken.