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June, 2003 Going Fishin' A couple of weeks ago you may have heard/read about the 'conclusion' of the NAACP vs. Everybody trial, about which I commented on our message board. I've since learned that we were one of the 28 defendants found fully and absolutely 'not liable'. Now the only thing left is to wait for the judge's final decision, due in a couple of weeks. It would seem difficult for him, in clear conscious, regardless of his radical inclinations, to controvert the resounding decisions reached by, at minimum, a 9 to 3 vote from the 'advisory' jury but we'll see. Wasteful, exhausting, expensive battles such as these could be precluded by the passage of the Lawful Commerce in Firearms legislation, which awaits passage by the US Senate. Your voices can be very helpful here; they've certainly heard mine. And now, I've gone fishin'. Sandy |
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For your amusement, we are happy to offer a screen saver with multiple animations of a NAA handgun being fired. This file is fairly large (approx. 16M) but if you have a high-speed connection, it's worth a grin! Click here for the screen saver. |
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Senator
Orrin G. Hatch (R-UT) checks out the latest edition of the North American Arms catalog. He mentioned
that he regularly carries two of the firm's firearm products after receiving death threats several
years ago. ASSC's 1996 Congressional Leader of the Year Award was presented to Sen. Hatch "in
appreciation of his leadership and commitment in defense of our heritage, our industry and our life"