Dept of Arms has launched a mega online store for gun and ammo buyers to find the products they need at low costs (www.DeptArms.com). At the same time, they have also partnered with Equale: Free Speech Social Media (www.AllEquale.com) to create the first licensed gun dealer (FFL) friendly social media network that will allow licensed dealers to advertise gun sales. Up to this point other social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok, etc.. have not allowed any advertising related to gun sales. Most consumers flock to sites like Gunbroker to buy guns and ammo, but now Equale will bring customers to dealers for much less cost. The new social meda network advertises for fractions of the costs of other social media networks. Dept of Arms has partnered with tons of distributors and other dealers in an effort to bring cheap guns and cheap ammo to the masses by showing their customers the best prices available. Teaming up with Equale: Free Speech Social Media give them a one-two punch of the 1st and 2nd Amendment that most Americans have been craving, but have been censored from by large leftist corporations. However, companies like Dept of Arms and Equale show that Patriots still exist in the corporate world and that American rights and freedom are far from gone.
Thursday, October 21, 2021
Dept of Arms, 2nd Amendment Mega Store Partners With Free Speech Social Media
Dept of Arms, 2nd Amendment Mega Store Partners With Free Speech Social Media
Dept of Arms has launched a mega online store for gun and ammo buyers to find the products they need at low costs (www.DeptArms.com). At the same time, they have also partnered with Equale: Free Speech Social Media (www.AllEquale.com) to create the first licensed gun dealer (FFL) friendly social media network that will allow licensed dealers to advertise gun sales. Up to this point other social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok, etc.. have not allowed any advertising related to gun sales. Most consumers flock to sites like Gunbroker to buy guns and ammo, but now Equale will bring customers to dealers for much less cost. The new social meda network advertises for fractions of the costs of other social media networks. Dept of Arms has partnered with tons of distributors and other dealers in an effort to bring cheap guns and cheap ammo to the masses by showing their customers the best prices available. Teaming up with Equale: Free Speech Social Media give them a one-two punch of the 1st and 2nd Amendment that most Americans have been craving, but have been censored from by large leftist corporations. However, companies like Dept of Arms and Equale show that Patriots still exist in the corporate world and that American rights and freedom are far from gone.
Saturday, May 15, 2021
Nebraska: Three Pro-Gun Bills Bundled Together into Omnibus Legislation
Senator Tom Brewer adopted an amendment to Legislative Bill 236, replacing its language with three NRA-supported pro-gun measures. IMG iStock-884210054
U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Yesterday, Senator Tom Brewer adopted an amendment to Legislative Bill 236, replacing its language with three NRA-supported pro-gun measures, LB 85, LB 173, and LB 244 outlined below. Please contact your State Senator and ask them to support Legislative Bill 236.
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Legislative Bill 236 now encompasses the below pro-gun measures:
LB85 – Require Nebraska State Patrol to provide notice of expiration of CHP This bill would generate a renewal notification requirement to inform a CHP holder that their permit is due for renewal at least four months before expiration, by U.S. mail or electronic notice.LB 173 – Change provisions relating to carrying a concealed weapon This bill attempts to eliminate the impact of the Nebraska Supreme Court decision, which set a vehicle concealed carry precedent. The decision stated that a firearm must be physically separated from an individual while in a vehicle, or the firearm was considered to be concealed and therefore illegally carried if you didn’t have a valid CHP. This would mean that those without a CHP would be unable to travel with their range bag and equipment in the back of an open-ended vehicle (without a trunk) because it would be considered carrying a concealed firearm illegally. Further, even having things like a filet knife in your fishing gear, or a steak knife in your lunchbox could be a chargeable offense of carrying a concealed weapon under this ruling. LB 173 clarifies the law by stating that, as long as a firearm is unloaded and stored in a case, a person who is not prohibited from possessing a firearm can transport that firearm to, or from, any location where it can be lawfully possessed, carried, and used.LB 244 – Change permit renewal provisions of the Concealed Handgun Permit Act This bill would permit a CHP holder to renew an expired permit if done so within 30 business days.
Again, please contact your State Senator and ask them to SUPPORT Legislative Bill 236.
Nebraska: Three Pro-Gun Bills Bundled Together into Omnibus Legislation
Senator Tom Brewer adopted an amendment to Legislative Bill 236, replacing its language with three NRA-supported pro-gun measures. IMG iStock-884210054
U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Yesterday, Senator Tom Brewer adopted an amendment to Legislative Bill 236, replacing its language with three NRA-supported pro-gun measures, LB 85, LB 173, and LB 244 outlined below. Please contact your State Senator and ask them to support Legislative Bill 236.
CLICK HERE TAKE ACTION!
Legislative Bill 236 now encompasses the below pro-gun measures:
LB85 – Require Nebraska State Patrol to provide notice of expiration of CHP This bill would generate a renewal notification requirement to inform a CHP holder that their permit is due for renewal at least four months before expiration, by U.S. mail or electronic notice.LB 173 – Change provisions relating to carrying a concealed weapon This bill attempts to eliminate the impact of the Nebraska Supreme Court decision, which set a vehicle concealed carry precedent. The decision stated that a firearm must be physically separated from an individual while in a vehicle, or the firearm was considered to be concealed and therefore illegally carried if you didn’t have a valid CHP. This would mean that those without a CHP would be unable to travel with their range bag and equipment in the back of an open-ended vehicle (without a trunk) because it would be considered carrying a concealed firearm illegally. Further, even having things like a filet knife in your fishing gear, or a steak knife in your lunchbox could be a chargeable offense of carrying a concealed weapon under this ruling. LB 173 clarifies the law by stating that, as long as a firearm is unloaded and stored in a case, a person who is not prohibited from possessing a firearm can transport that firearm to, or from, any location where it can be lawfully possessed, carried, and used.LB 244 – Change permit renewal provisions of the Concealed Handgun Permit Act This bill would permit a CHP holder to renew an expired permit if done so within 30 business days.
Again, please contact your State Senator and ask them to SUPPORT Legislative Bill 236.