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A Rally to RememberGOAL Members Rally - Send Message to Massachusetts Legislators

Gun Owners Action League Rally:Tremendous Turnout!

Approximately 1,500 residents o

the Commonwealth turned out ona clear, cold and very windy day indowntown Boston exercising theirrst amendment right o ree speechin deense o their second amend-ment right to keep and bear arms.

Several media outlets and helicop-ters looked on as patriots peaceablyormed on the Boston Commonand continued with a march to theState House. Folks rom Pittseld toProvincetown made the trek alongwith homemade signs and ban-

ners and a spirit that even the mostzealous o anti reedom politicianscould not break.

Among the many speakers wereGOALs own Jim Wallace, Jay Beard,Robert Pepi, and Steve Moysey aswell as special guests Yang LI, theSecond Amendment FoundationsAlan Gottlieb and Illinois State RifeAssociations Rich Pearson. Moyseyproudly claimed I went rom Brit-ish subject to American Citizen!as Li likened many o the proposalsto the actions taken by the Chinesegovernment prior to the TiananmenSquare protests. The call or action

echoed to 2nd Amendment sup-porters throughout New England

yesterday as Connecticut enacted

severe consequences or citizenssimply exercising their rights, withelony charges possible or thosewho do not register lawully ownedstandard capacity magazines.

While the event was a tremendoussuccess, it also underscores the in-credible amount o work gun own-ers in Massachusetts have in theweeks and months ahead. Repre-sentative David Linsky (D-Natick)and Governor Deval Patrick havemade clear their resolve to crimi-nalize an entire class o law abiding

citizens just like Connecticut andwill not stop until the 2nd Amend-ment is rendered dead in the Com-monwealth. Bills limiting magazinecapacity to an arbitrary 7 roundswill eectively ban an entire classo handguns and a orced insurancemandate proposal will rob both lowincome amilies o their right to seldeense and anyone whom an in-surance company denies coverage.With a tremendous amount o sup-port in both halls o the legislatureand certainly in the Governors o-ce it is imperative to KEEP THE

PRESSURE on your State Senatorand Representative. Keep up themomentum!

GOAL would like to thank everyonein attendance at Yesterdays rally ortheir presence and support; we can-not deeat the anti-reedom legisla-tion and politicians without yourdedication and participation! Pleaseencourage your riends and am-ily to join GOAL. We are a 100%member unded organization and

your voice or 2nd Amendmentreedom in Massachusetts.

See pages 12-13 or more photos/coverage.

GOAL Member Yang Li addresses the crowd. Yang has a unique perspective on how important our reedoms are as he was born in China and witnessed rsthandhow an out o control government can trample the rights o deenseless citizens.

April 2013 Dedicated to Education, Safety, Training, and Support of Massachusetts Firearms Owners


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In This Issue:From the Executive Director - Jim Wallace Page 4

From The Editor - Mike Sweeney Page 5

Patriot Games by Steve Moysey Page 6

GOAL Raes Page 7

NRA News - National Page 8

GOAL Rally Coverage Page 10

GOAL Training Schedule Page 13

New GOAL Gear Page 16

GOAL Membership Application Page 17

T he R eloa di ng Ben ch by Jim F in ne rty Pa ge 1 8

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GOAL News Print EditionGOAL News - Print Edition is the Ocial Journal o Gun Owners ActionLeague. GOAL is the ocial state association o the National Rife Asso-ciation.

GOAL is dedicated to education, saety, trainingand support o Massachusetts Firearms Owners.

Since 1975, GOAL has represented the interests o the law abiding citizenso Massacusetts.

Gun Owners Action League Ofcials

GOAL Board o DirectorsPresident: Jay Beard

1st Vice President: Steve Moysey2nd Vice President: Pete McBride

Treasurer: Robert PepiSecretary: Ellie Horwitz

Executive Director: Jim Wallace

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GOAL works hard to deend the Constitution and the Bill o Rights againstthose in Massachusetts who wish to inringe upon the reedoms guaran-teed by our oreathers. The programs sponsored and developed by GunOwners Action League are supported by competitors, sportsmen, recre-ational shooters and law enorcement throughout the state.

We were ormed in 1974 to protect the right to keep and bear arms or law-ul purposes in the Commonwealth o Massachusetts. We are recognizedas the states premier gun rights association.

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Gun Owners Action League is a grassroots organization whose membersactively participate in the many acets o protecting our Second Amend-ment rights and passing on the shooting sports traditions.

No one has any reason to ear the possession o rearms by law-abidingcitizens. GOAL publishes materials to bring the truth about gun owner-ship to the public, the legislature and our members.

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I you have not noticed yet there is anew game the anti-Second Amend-ment crowd is playing. In some cas-es it is subtle and overlooked by themedia and the general public. Whenattending many o the gun vio-lence orums that are popping upall around the state the new mantrais that no one is talking about con-scation or none o these propos-als include the government taking

your property. I took part in onesuch orum where John Rosenthalo Stop Handgun Violence toldthe crowd that the ederal cases o

Heller and McDonald ruled that theSecond Amendment is a civil rightso conscation is o the table. Hespoke o this in manner o which hewas pleased that with those rulingsin place the arguments o consca-tions are done away with and theNRA could longer use it as a so-called scare tactic.

The irony o those statements justreeked o a shell game. The very or-ganizations that spent millions odollars trying to deeat those casesare now trying to use them as a pos-itive step orward or what they call

sensible gun control.

The big deception though is theirdenial o conscation. Technicallythe legislative proposals dont men-tion the government taking any-thing rom us, but lets look at a e wthings.

S.1126 An Act Relative to Firearmsand Firearms Violence led bySenator Creem. Ignoring the incor-rect title since rearm means hand-gun in Massachusetts law, lets lookat Section 5. This particular sectionwould make it illegal to sell, pur-

chase, rent, lease or possess a .50BMG rife or .50 BMG cartridge.While the section does not men-tion conscation it state that merepossession o the rife or cartridgecould result in a 10 year prison sen-tence.

Section 11 o the same bill wouldamend the License to Carry Laws inMGL c. 140, sec. 131 to make it ille-gal or a licensed citizen to purchase,rent, lease, borrow, possess or carryany assault weapon, large-capacityweapon, or large capacity eedingdevice unless they are at a licensed

club. First o all there is only onelicensed club in the Common-wealth. The next issue is that ap-pears that the only way to purchasethese items would only be throughthe club. Again, there is no cons-cation mentioned, but you clearlywould not be able to maintain yourproperty in your own home. Viola-tion would bring into play the pen-alty clauses o MGL c. 269 up to 10

years in prison.

H.3253 An Act to Reduce Gun Vio-lence and to Protect the Citizens othe Commonwealth led by Rep.Linsky is yet another case in point.Section 1 o the legislation removesthe language that allows a holder oa Class A License to Carry to pur-chase, rent, lease, borrow, possessand carry large capacity weaponsand eeding devices. The languagedoes not actually mention banningor conscation, it just takes awaythe law that allowed them to be pos-sessed under the license.

H.47 An Act to Strengthen and En-hance Firearms Laws in the Com-monwealth led by the Governoris also as clear as mud. Section 24o the bill changes the denition olarge capacity magazine in MGL c.140 sec. 131M to mean: a largecapacity eeding device that such per-son lawully possessed beore the eec-tive date o this act that has a capaci-ty o, or that can readily be restored orconverted to accept, more than sevenbut no more than ten rounds o am-munition, where such device containsmore than seven rounds o ammuni-tion. Then in section 25 demandsthat any magazines previouslyowned not tting this new deni-tion must be disposed o within one

year o the passage o the bill.

These are just a ew examples o thenew shell game that is being played.The new mantra o no consca-tion we are just saying you canthave it. O course that leads to otherquestions. For instance, i the gov-ernment is not going to conscate

it, then why would I want to getrid o it? Their response is that youwould be violating the law and youwould be prosecuted. OK, but a-ter I am prosecuted can I still keepthings since the government wontbe conscating them? Well, no be-

cause now you would be a prohib-ited person and you wont be al-lowed to possess anything. We saidwe wont conscate anything romlawul gun owners.

It is a vicious circle o terminologythat in the end means lawul peoplewill be treated like criminals i theywish to maintain their lawully pur-chased property.

Problems with Increasing Penalties.

Massachusetts State Senator Ei-leen Donoghue (pictured above) o

Lowell has led S.1131 An Act In-creasing the Penalties or the IllegalPossession o Firearms. This legis-lation seeks to make more amend-ments to the current gun laws inMassachusetts.

Section 1 o the bill would amendthe so-called assault weapon andlarge capacity law in MGL c. 140,sec. 131M by drastically increasingthe penalties or violation. Underthis proposal the possession o asingle post ban magazine (any-thing that will accept more thanten rounds or a rife) would bringa mandatory minimum term o im-prisonment in the state prison ornot less than 2 years nor more than20 years, and a ne o not less than$1000 nor more than $10,000. Asecond post ban magazine wouldbe punishable by 20 years in prison.A pretty high price to pay or pos-session o an inert item by a lawul-ly licensed gun owner. The sectionalso adds language dealing with ur-

Whats the real agenda here?

At a campaign rally in Columbia,Missouri on October 30, 2008 thencandidate or President, SenatorBarack Obama promised that hewould undamentally transormAmerica. Five days later he waselected as the 44th President o theUnited States o America.

During his initial campaign therewere hints o what was to come,there was the comment he madeat a Pennsylvania campaign stop inApril o 2008 in which he smearedrural Americans as being bitter andclinging to their guns and religion.

Then ater his election in 2009 theconstant chatter started emanat-ing rom the MSM about crimeguns in Mexico being traced to theU.S. Interestingly enough, withinmonths o that constant hammer-ing by the press, the Fast & Furi-ous story broke, the investigationensued and the talk about Mexicancrime guns stopped entirely. No co-incidence there.

Fast & Furious was blocked, obus-cated, and set aside like Obamasbuddy Jay-Z brushes dirt o hisshoulder and the story that seem-ingly never ended has been slowlyasphyxiating in a civil suit since. Thisis rustrating or a number o rea-

sons, especially ater our Presidentsaid, (p) nothing to see he re, noth-ing to worry about then closed thecase or his buddy Attorney GeneralHolder with an unprecedented andunconstitutional Executive Privi-lege order which sealed the docu-ments requested by the investigat-ing committee. To this day manyquestions remain unanswered andthose that ask run into dead ends,so much or the most transparentadministration ever.

(How many times has this guy com-pletely disregarded our Constitu-tion now anyways?)

Not much happened in the remain-ing years o President Obamas rstPresidency, there was the occasionalstory, most oten centered on hear-say like the were working on guncontrol below the radar quotesupposedly said to the Brady Cam-paign, but not much came o thatduring Obama 44.

Ding ding! Start round 2 Obama45. There was no doubt that thetopic o gun control would beront and center or the 2012 Presi-dential campaign, the Republicansall tried to one up each other, talk-ing about how much they respectthe Second Amendment, and theDemocrats all stuck to the usual

common sense sound bites.

We pretty much knew going intoElection Day where we were head-ing should President Obama be re-elected.

As predicted by many, he won run-ning away and we were o to theraces again so to speak, this time itwas the Obama administration rac-ing or lots and lots o new gun con-trol law and those that care aboutAmerican reedom, saety and tra-dition racing to stop him.

This would be his undamentaltransormation dened.

Disarming law abiding Americansand banning guns would be the pen-ultimate piece o his agenda puzzle,enabling him and those that ollowhim to enact real control over theAmerican people in ways that wehave never seen.

Sandy Hook literally poured gaso-line onto the gun control re andbeore we knew it politicians acrossthe country were making a grossmistake, ling and even worse, pass-ing new legislation while still in a

ull throated uproar in the wake osuch a shocking tragedy.

Transorming America begins.

President Obama didnt misspeakwhen he said he did not want toundamentally transorm theUnited States, nor did he misspeakwhen he belittled rural Americanscalling them bitter clingers.

Thats exactly how he sees a major-ity o Americans. A man who was

born in HI, raised by parents allover the world and then spent most

o his adult lie in the bubble o aca-demia simply doesnt know better.

He sees guns and he thinks weap-on, crime, murder, bad. To himthey are a symbol o evil, weap-ons or the battleelds o war andshouldnt be owned by Americansbecause in his enlightened opinion,we dont need them.

We the clingers know better. Whydo you ask? Simple, or the mostpart were the ones who are carry-ing those rifes on the battleelds owar. We learned about guns, tradi-tion and love o country because wewere raised here in America with alove or our country, we dont clingto guns, we cling to our reedomand we know the dierence.

There is no evidence o any kind tosupport the gun control agenda.

Yet President Obama and his con-trol crowd continue on their questo transormation and disarma-ment. We the people have to do ev-erything in our power to stop themcold. They have the media and liter-

ally billions o dollars on their side.We have the truth and the bulk othe American people on ours.

The Second Amendment has alwayshad enemies in our governmentand interestingly enough those thatmost vehemently oppose Americancitizens and our Right to Keep andBear Arms oten times representdistricts comprised o citizens who

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I have been doing a lot o talking ongun control panels and debateso late. One o the topics that keepcoming up is the whole argumentaround so called high capacity mag-azines, so I thought Id delve intothat topic or this months column.

While the pro-control groups insiston incorrectly calling a magazine aclip, which drives me up the wall,there is even less understanding asto the logic behind magazine capac-ity in the groups calling or theirrestriction. As we all know, andas I explained to a class o collegestudents last week, a magazine is abox like device with a spring loadedfoor plate that stores and eeds am-munition to the loading mechanismo a rearm, which can be a pistolor rife. In the simplest terms, it is aremovable reservoir o ammunitionor the rearm.

The standard magazine or sayan AR15 is thirty rounds o .223Remington ammunition. Forsome campus police departmentsin Worcester, their standard dutyhandgun is a Glock 22 semi-auto-matic, chambered or the .40 cali-ber Smith and Wesson round in amagazine with a 17 round capacity.Many on the gun control debatewould argue that 30 and 17 roundsare too many or a law abiding ci-vilian to own, but what constitutestoo many rounds in a rearm andwho gets to decide? The old adageis that its the bad guys in a reghtthat determine how many rounds

you need! Limiting civilians to anarbitrary number o rounds, such asseven or ten, limits their ability in asel-deensive situation, as the bad

guys (aka criminals) do not abideby the law and so are going to usethe higher capacity magazines nomatter what the law says.

There is a good reason why manu-actures such as Glock providestandard capacity magazines with17 rounds or the popular law en-orcement G22 handgun and Illexplain why. In a lethal orce criti-cal encounter, physiological andpsychological orces come into playthat impact even the most highlytrained shooter in a negative ash-ion. The body becomes foodedwith adrenaline in the ght or fightresponse, heart rate goes throughthe roo, tunnel vision kicks in, timeperception is stretched out and au-ditory exclusion changes the way wehear things. Marksmanship takes anosedive and the sad truth is that,nationally, law enorcement ocerswill miss with 60 80% o theirshots in such an encounter, so morerounds in a magazine is tacticallysaer than ewer1. The same canhappen to a law abiding civilians

who may be orced to use a lowercapacity magazine due to an arbi-trary limitation placed by law. Thisonly makes them more vulnerablein a threat situation and does noth-ing to increase public saety.

So what? Well, real lie is not whatHollywood tells us how guns andammunition work. Bad guys dontalways drop when shot, unless around strikes the central nervoussystem or compromises the skeletalrame. Violent criminals can anddo keep going, even when shot mul-tiple times, and may overpower andkill a victim that is aced with a nowempty rearm. Reloading is notalways an option in a lethal orceencounter, so reducing availableround count only increases tacticalvulnerability and may allow a atallywounded attacker to overpower andkill their target.

By way o a graphic example, amother o nine-year old twins inGeorgia this past January was acedwith a determined home invad-er. Despite hiding hersel and hertwins in an upstairs closet, the in-truder, armed with a crowbar andransacking the house, ound them.The mother, armed with a six-shot.38 special revolver, shot at the at-tacker rom a close range, hittinghim with ve o the six rounds; ourin the ace and one in the neck. Hewas still able to fee the scene anddrive a short distance beore passingout. I he had been that bit more de-termined, angry or high, or he hadan accomplice, the story may haveended tragically or the three amilymembers2. In a deensive situation,more rounds are better than ewer,

as avoiding manipulating the gunand magazine to reload, during theimmense stress o such a situation,is preerable scenario.

Pro-gun control advocates cite thefawed notion that by limiting thecapacity o a magazine, an activeshooter engaged in a mass shootingin a gun ree zone, such as a school,would be orced to reload moreoten. This, they argue, will slowdown the carnage and may allow anunarmed potential victim to over-power the shooter while they arechanging magazines. This is basedon the example where mass killerJared Loughner dropped his reshmagazine on the ground rom hispants pocket and was then tackledby bystanders beore he could re-load. Believing this would alwaysbe the case is a recipe or getting in-nocent people in harms way.

Tests conducted by the BooneCounty, Illinois, Sherris depart-ment revealed some interesting re-sults on both reduced capacity mag-

azines and time to disrupt an active

shooter during a reload3. It mustbe remembered that in an activeshooter situation, where the killerhas picked a gun ree zone, this ispsychologically and psychologicallydierent rom a law enorcementor civilian acing a lethal orce en-counter. The perpetrator may haverehearsed his actions, such as re-loading, over and over again to thepoint o near expert levels.

The tests used a 20 round AR15magazine rst, with the shootermaking aimed shots at multiple tar-gets until the magazine was deplet-ed. Over several runs, the shootersaverage time was 12.16 seconds. Thetest was repeated with two 10 roundmagazines, requiring the shooterto reload once during the course ore. The time taken to complete the20 aimed shots averaged to 10.73seconds less than the 20 roundmagazines. The time to reload wasso short a runner placed 25 eetrom the shooter was unable to geteven halway beore the gun wasback in action.

In a recent survey o 15,00 activelaw enorcement ocers, virtually

all respondents (95 percent) saidthat a ederal ban on manuactureand sale o ammunition magazinesthat hold more than 10 roundswould not reduce violent crime andwould, in act, increase the vulner-ability o law abiding gun owners ina lethal orce encounter4.

So, based on the available data andresearch, we can make the argumentthat the act o reducing magazinecapacity to some arbitrary num-ber would do nothing to stop massshootings, as criminals would ig-nore the restriction anyway, whilelaw abiding citizens would be at atactical disadvantage in a sel-de-ense situation.

So, hands o our magazines!!

(Endnotes)

1.Ocer-Involved Shootings: What We Didnt KnowHas Hurt Us http://www.theppsc.org/Sta_Views/Aveni/OIS.pd

2.http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/georgia-mom-shoots-home-intruder-ace-arti-cle-1.1234400

3. Sherri explains the absurdity o proposed maga-zine bans : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa-joxi63xs

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GOAL News - Print EditionGOAL Newsbits - Another busy month or GOAL

GOAL Excluded rom MA. Gun ControlTask Force

Thanks again Peter! Our good riend Peter Saniuk (pictured above at letwith Jim Wallace) stepped up huge once again this month organizing a busor the membership o Worcester Pistol & Rife Club to take to our Rally onthe Common. Peter, we appreciate all o your hard work!

Congratulations Deb! We pre-sented Deb Grumbach o Westord-Pro2A with our Presidents Awardor Service at the GOAL Rally or 2ARights. Deb graciously accepted theaward on behal o everyone thatworked with her to deeat the West-ord ban. See last months issue or

more on that.

GOAL Exec. Director Jim Wallaceand GOAL V.P. Steve Moysey tookpart in a bunch o gun violencediscussions this month, provid-ing much needed balance. GOAL isencouraging a new plan or thesepublic orums and were asking ourmembers to work with your riendsand neighbors to pre-game beorethese events occur and organizequestions that will achieve success.Its a simple plan that goes like this:Control the Discussion. Instead oasking the anti-gunner questionsand thereby giving them more foortime to discuss their agenda, wewant to switch tactics and ask thepro 2A person in attendance lots oteed up questions, essentially giv-ing them the foor or as long as thequestions are asked, and in that way

controlling the discussion.I you can, ask the pro 2A personquestions which will let him/hertake apart all o the anti 2A bills,proposals and ideas with real acts.Nothing will rustrate them more.

GOAL all over the news. Our Rallyor Second Amendment Rights onthe Boston Common was coveredby every major media outlet inBoston and many beyond. Heres

just a partial list o the media out-lets that covered it:

WCVB - TV 5 Boston

CBS TV 4 Boston

WHDH - TV 7 Boston

Fox TV 25 Boston

New England Cable News(NECN)

WGGB - TV 40

Boston Globe/Boston.com

Associated Press (VIA BostonHerald)

Charlestown Patch

Worcester T&G

State House News Service (VIAGloucester Times)

WWLP TV - 22

Massachusetts House Speaker An-nounces Gun Control Task Force

On Wednesday, March 13, 2013Massachusetts Speaker o the HouseRobert DeLeo announced the mem-bers o his gun law task orce. TheSpeaker stated earlier in the yearthat he wanted to put together apanel to review the states gun lawsand come up with any suggestions.

Several weeks ago the Speaker had

announced that Northeastern Uni-versity Associate Dean Jack McDe-vitt would chair the task orce. Thelatest announcement nalized thetask orce with the ollowing indi-viduals:

General Robert Cerasoli, FormerMassachusetts and LouisianaInspector.

Paul Dakin, Revere SchoolSuperintendent.

David Hemenway, HarvardProessor o Health Policy.

John Herman, Associate Chieo the Psychiatry Department atMassachusetts General Hospital.

Natick Chie o Police JamesHicks, who is also the presidento the Massachusetts Chies oPolice Association.

Marylou Sudders Boston CollegeAssociate Proessor, Chairsthe Health and Mental Healthprogram at Boston CollegesGraduate School o Social Work.

Ra Yessayan, the ormer chieo the gang unit in the SuolkCounty District Attorneys oce.

In a recent news article about thetask orce Speaker DeLeo said it

might take up to ve months beorethe panel makes recommendations,perhaps even longer. The Speakercommented that he hoped no leg-islative hearings would take placebeore the panel had completedits work and made its recommen-dations. He also alluded that itsprimary concern was the issue omental illness and rearms and haschosen the people accordingly.

The State House News Service did

contact GOAL to ask us i we weredisappointed in not being includedin the panel. The Service publishedthe ollowing quote in their article.Jim Wallace, executive director othe Gun Owners Action League oMassachusetts, said he did not ex-pect to be appointed by DeLeo. Itsalways nice to be part o the table,but the thought process probablywas i they included us they wouldhave had to include someone likeStop Handgun Violence and thatdoesnt help the situation, Wallacesaid, his only major concern beingMcDevitts recent participation ingun control panel discussions whileleading a supposedly impartial taskorce.

There has been no word on how thetask orce will proceed as to whetherthey will hold open hearings/meet-ings and/or call or testimony romexperts. GOAL will alert our mem-bers as inormation becomes avail-able.

The Republican

Sentinel & Enterprise

Speaking o the Rally: THANKYOU! The GOAL Sta would liketo thank everyone that took thetime to attend our Rally or SecondAmendment Rights on Wednesday!We know that you all have busy lives,

jobs and commitments, we reallyappreciate those o you that tookthe time to stand with us or ourSecond Amendment Rights, andespecially to those that organizedtransportation in order to makeit easier or others to attend. Theeedback that we have received romthe State House, the Parks Dept. andthe City o Boston has been verypositive, we denitely made a greatand very positive impression.

Seen on GOALs Facebook: Quick,somebody send us a link to a storyabout a crime thwarted by back-ground checks or gun registration...Thought so.

Statement rom Chris W. Cox onU.S. Senate Deeat o Manchin-Toomey-Schumer AmendmentToday, the misguided Manchin-Toomey-Schumer proposal ailedin the U.S. Senate. This amendmentwould have criminalized certain pri-vate transers o rearms betweenhonest citizens, requiring lielongriends, neighbors and some amilymembers to get ederal governmentpermission to exercise a undamen-tal right or ace prosecution. As wehave noted previously, expandingbackground checks, at gun showsor elsewhere, will not reduce violentcrime or keep our kids sae in theirschools.

The NRA will continue to workwith Republicans and Democratswho are committed to protectingour children in schools, prosecut-ing violent criminals to the ullestextent o the law, and xing ourbroken mental health system. Weare grateul or the hard work andleadership o those Senators whochose to pursue meaningul solu-tions to our nations most pressingproblems.

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Letter rom NRA Institute or Leg-islative Action Executive DirectorChris Cox to the United States Sen-ate On Background Checks

April 10, 2013

Dear Senator,

I am writing regarding the NationalRife Associations position on sev-eral rearms-related proposals un-der consideration in the Senate.

S. 649, the Sae Communities, SaeSchools Act o 2013, introduced

on March 21, contains a numbero provisions that would unairlyinringe upon the Second Amend-ment rights o law-abiding gunowners. This legislation wouldcriminalize the private transer o

rearms by honest citizens, requir-ing riends, neighbors and manyamily members to get governmentpermission to exercise a undamen-tal right or ace prosecution. TheNRA is unequivocally opposed to S.649.

In addition, the NRA will opposeany amendments oered to S. 649that restrict undamental SecondAmendment reedoms; including,but not limited to, proposals thatwould ban commonly and lawul-ly owned rearms and magazinesor criminalize the private trans-er o rearms through an expan-sion o background checks. This

includes the misguided compro-mise proposal drated by Sena-tors Joe Manchin, Pat Toomey andChuck Schumer. As we have notedpreviously, expanding backgroundchecks, at gun shows or elsewhere,will not reduce violent crime or keepour kids sae in their schools. Giventhe importance o these issues, voteson all anti-gun amendments or pro-posals will be considered in NRAsuture candidate evaluations.

Rather than ocus its eorts on re-stricting the rights o Americas 100million law-abiding gun owners,there are things Congress can do tox our broken mental health system;increase prosecutions o violentcriminals; and make our schoolssaer. During consideration o S.649, should one or more amend-ments be oered that adequatelyaddress these important issueswhile protecting the undamentalrights o law-abiding gun owners,the NRA will oer our enthusiasticsupport and consider those votes inour uture candidate evaluations as

well.We hope the Senate will replace thecurrent provisions o S. 649 withlanguage that is properly ocusedon addressing mental health inad-equacies; prosecuting violent crimi-

nals; and keeping our kids sae intheir schools. Should it ail to doso, the NRA will make an exceptionto our standard policy o not scor-ing procedural votes and stronglyoppose a cloture motion to move tonal passage o S. 649.

Sincerely,

Chris W. Cox

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Survey Finds Law EnorcementUnited Against Gun Control

99 Percent Believe Assault Weap-ons Ban is Not Most Important

Measure to Stop Mass Shootings

FAIRFAX, Va. PoliceOne.com re-leased today the results o an exten-sive survey o about 15,000 activeand retired law enorcement ocerso all ranks and rom departmentsranging in size rom less than 25 tomore than 1,000.

These results strongly show that lawenorcement ocers do not sup-port President Obamas gun controlagenda. They do, however, stronglysupport the Right-to-Carry by law-abiding Americans. The survey re-spondents are united in their desireor politicians to ocus on keepingrearms out o the hands o thementally ill and to reject unconsti-tutional gun control measures thatinringe on Second Amendmentrights.

The American people, and partic-ularly the members o law enorce-ment, want politicians in Washing-ton to stop pursuing a ailed politicalagenda and get to work xing ourbroken mental health system, im-proving school security, and getting

criminals o the streets, said theexecutive director o NR As Instituteor Legislative Action, Chris W. Cox.

The ollowing are some key nd-ings:

99 percent said policies otherthan an assault weapons banare most important to preventmass shootings.

Almost 96 percent said that a banon standard capacity magazineswould not reduce violent crime.

More than 91 percent statedthat the use o a rearm in thecommission o a crime shouldhave sti, mandatory sentences,and no plea-bargains.

More than 91 percent stated theysupported the Right-to-Carry bylaw abiding Americans.

More than 81 percent said thatgun buy-backs do not reducegun violence.

80 percent believe legally armedcitizens can reduce casualties inincidents o mass violence.

Nearly 80 percent said that a banon private transers o rearmsbetween law-abiding citizenswould not reduce violent crime.

More than 76 percent indicatedthat legally armed citizens areimportant to reducing crime.

More than 76 percent supportthe arming o trained and qual-ied teachers or administratorswho volunteer to carry a rearm.

More than 70 percent said that aban on assault weapons wouldnot reduce violent crime.

More than 70 percent opposedthe idea o a national registry olegal gun sales.

Nearly 68 percent said magazine

capacity restrictions would nega-tively aect them personally.

More than 60 percent said thatthe passage o Obamas guncontrol legislation would notimprove ocer saety.
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GOAL News - Print Edition GOAL News - Print EditionGOALs Rally in Pictures - Full Coverage o a Great Day. GOALs Rally in Pictures - Full Coverage o a Great Day.

GOAL Executive Director Jim Wallace was swarmed by Boston me dia outlets prior to the rally start -at one point there were two news helicpoters overhead.

On the way to the State House. At the conclusion o the speaking portion o the Rally the attendees proceeded to the StateHouse to meet with their legislators. The line, which stretched all the way across the Common made a great statement.

GOAL Executive Director Jim Wallace was on re addressingthe crowd, among the best moments - OK, everyone pushtogether so I can take a picture and show the media what

dozens o people look like.

We had a bunch o Im with GOAL signs ready or the Rallyand they were very popular with everyone in attendance.

Making a stand. GOAL would like to thank all o the attendees whonot only took the time to attend, but prepared signs and made an

appointment to speak with their legislators.

From Subject to Citizen . GOAL V.P. Dr. Steve Moysey add ressesthe Rally and discusses his love or America.

We peaceully gathered celebrating reedom in the cradle oliberty. The v iew o the stage rom the back o the crowd.

GOAL Members showed up indroves and we had some great

homemade signs which we loveto see as they send such a strongmessage to our legislators and to

the media present.

With GOAL President Jay Beard looking on, GOAL Member JakeGreen, son o GOAL Director o Education Jon Green, kicked the Rally

o in grand style by reading the Second Amendment. The crowdin attendance joined him in nishing the last bit - SHALL NOT BE

INFRINGED!
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Up, and Vote or our rights as sports-men and sportswomen. While therethe ORSC was invited by SenatorSteven Brewer to meet with him inhis Senate o Ways and Means con-erence room to discuss gun rightsand the responsibilities that comealong with gun ownership. TheGood Senator was very responsiveand provided us with wise advice , todo what is right and responsible atall times. S enator Brewer expressedhis appreciation or so many to takethe time to show up and speak upand assured us he would advise hispeers o our concerns. The ORSCwould like to thank Jim Wallace, hissta, and the GOAL organizationor organizing this well attendedand inormative event.

Respectully,

Ron Amidon, GOAL Delegate

Otter River Sportsmens club

GOAL Training

Course Date Tuition Time

The Art o Concealed Carry inMassachusetts

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Basic Metallic Cartridge Reload-ing with Jim Finnerty (2 NightClasses)

June 25-26 (weekday nights),October 12

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Basic Pistol Course (NRA LTC-002)

April 30, May 13, May 23, May 28,June 27, July 30, September 5, Oc-tober 10, October 22, November19, December 3, December 17


9:30 AM - 6:30 PM

BFS Primer Course or StateCertifed Instructors

September 24, November 26 Members $35.00 / Non-Members$65.00

12:00 - 4:00 PM (Sunday Class)

6:00 - 9:00 PM (Weeknights)

Combat Focus Shooting withRob Pincus

September 14-15 SOLD OUT Members Only $350.00 (Sign Upsbegin 1/2/12)

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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September 16-17 Members Only $350.00 (Sign Upsbegin 1/2/12)

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Everyday Carry (EDC) Skills &Knowledge - New Class!

June 18, July 16, August 20, Octo-ber 1

Members $125.00 / Non-Mem-bers $155.00

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GOAL News - Print EditionGOAL Member - Rally Report GOAL Asks Governor Patrick or EOPS

Oversight.Thanks to Ron Amidon o Otter River Sportsmens Club or this report.

GOAL 2-A Rally

The Otter River Sportsmens Clubwere very proud to be in attendanceat the GOAL 2-A Rally held on theBoston Common on 4/3/2013. Wemade arraignments through theWilson Bus Line company whoprovided us with a luxury bus or asteeply discounted price to make thetrip. The ORSC had approximately30 persons make the trip down tothe very well attended rally or gunowners rights. GOAL providedmany great speakers rom a widerange o groups with similar inter-ests. The over whelming messagewas that the right to own a gun is apersonal right that needs to be de-ended on all ronts rom those thatwould attempt to inringe upon thesecond amendment rights. Theirmessage was clear that complainingabout anti-gun groups will not help;it is responsible, respectul actionrom pro-gun groups and individu-als that will protect our rights. Wemust continue to Speak Up, Show

Otter River Sportsmens Club Members pose with State Senator Stephen M. Brewer (D) o Barre MA.Senator Brewer is Chair o Senate Ways and Means and is A+ Rated by GOAL

Talking things over. There is no better way to communicate with your legislator than to meet withthem ace to ace. GOAL would like to thank everyone rom Otter River and Senator Brewer or

taking the time to discuss the issues at hand. This is a g reat example o democracy in action.

3/22/13

Gun Owners Action League hascontacted the oce o GovernorDeval Patrick today via ormal letterasking that he correct recent errone-ous statements made by the state oMassachusetts Executive Oce oPublic Saety and Security (EOPS).

This week, it cam e to GOALs atten-tion that EOPS had released incor-rect inormation regarding Mas-sachusetts laws which regulate thepossession o large capacity eedingdevices also known as magazines.

Here is the letter:

Jim Wallace

Executive Director

Gun Owners Action League

www.goal.org

March 18, 2013

Governor Deval Patrick

State House, Room 360

Boston, MA 02133

RE: Current laws regarding largecapacity eeding devices

Dear Governor,

It has come to the attention o GunOwners Action League that the Ex-ecutive Oce o Public Saety andSecurity (EOPSS) is providing mis-inormation to the public regardingthe current large capacity eedingdevice laws. Current Massachusettslaw states the ollowing:

Chapter 140, Section 131M. No pe r-son shall sell, oer or sale, transeror possess an assault weapon or alarge capacity eeding device thatwas not otherwise lawully pos-sessed on September 13, 1994

On Monday, March 18, 2013 I wasorwarded an email or internetposting rom Elisabeth Ryan romEOPSS stating the ollowing:

EOPSS and FRB interpret MGL c.140, sec 131M to say that the largecapacity magazine had to be law-ully possessed in Massachusetts on9/13/94. Otherwise it is illegal.

The rst concern is that this state-ment is actually incorrect. Thereis no mention in sec. 131M o be-ing possessed in Massachusettsand there is no evidence that therewas ever legislative intent to do so.There is actually clear evidence tothe contrary given by MGL c. 140,sec 123 dealing with handgun sales.That statute passed in the same leg-islation in 1998 clearly shows itsintent by including only rearmspossessed under a Massachusetts li-cense.

MGL c. 140, sec 123: Clauses Eigh-teenth to Twenty-rst, inclusive, othe rst paragraph shall not applyto: (a) any rearm lawully ownedor possessed under a license issuedunder this chapter on or beore Oc-tober 21, 1998

As urther evidence, MGL c. 140,sec 131M was amended in Chapter150 o the Acts o 2004 An Act Fur-ther Regulating Certain Weapons

July 1, 2004. Among several amend-ments to the Commonwealths gunlaws, the legislature did not eel theneed to include language limitingpossession o large capacity eedingdevices to be in Massachusetts priorto 1994.

The second concern is that an agencyis claiming to have the authority tointerpret law. It is our understand-ing that interpretations o law arethe purview o the MassachusettsAttorney General or the Courts othe Commonwealth. I there couldbe any argument made regardingthe authority to promulgate regula-tions, there certainly could be nonemade or inserting language thatsimply does not exist.

With the evidence clear that theopinion oered by EOPSS sta be-ing actually incorrect we requestthat your oce issue a letter cor-recting the inormation. This lettershould contain the representationo the law that persons proper-ly licensed can sell, oer or sale,transer or possess a large capac-ity eeding device that was lawullypossessed on September 13, 1994.

We thank you or your quick atten-tion to this problem and hope thatas Governor you would agree pro-viding misinormation regardingrearms greatly reduces the cred-ibility o the agency.

Sincerely,

James L. Wallace

Executive Director

Cc: James E. Timilty, SenateChair Joint Committee on PublicSaety and Homeland Security, Har-old P. Naughton Jr., House ChairJoint Committee on Public Saetyand Homeland Security, Kenneth J.Donnelly, Senate Chair Joint Com-mittee on State Administration andRegulatory Oversight, Peter V. Ko-cot, House Chair Joint Committeeon State Administration and Regu-latory Oversight, Richard T. Moore,Senate President Pro Tempore,George N. Peterson, Jr., House As-sistant Minority Leader
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GOAL News - Print EditionGOAL News - Print Edition

The new 20 gauge slug gun rom Savage is engineered around our proven 110 rife action

or rife-like perormance. I your slug gun is built on any other platorm, its or the birds.

THIS SLUG GUN IS NO SCATTER GUN.

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loughs and probation or personsconvicted under the law.

Section 2 o the bill mimics theprevious section by adding the in-creased penalties or covert weap-ons. MGL c. 140 sec. 131N describesthese weapons as (i) constructedin a shape that does not resemblea handgun, short-barreled rie orshort-barreled shotgun including,but not limited to, covert weaponsthat resemble key-chains, pens, cig-arette-lighters or cigarette-packages;or (ii) not detectable as a weapon or

potential weapon by x-ray machines

commonly used at airports or walk-through metal detectors.

The bill goes on to increase mandatoryminimums or violations o specicgun laws. The major problem withsupporting such eorts is that ar toomany lawul citizens can get caught upin the convoluted laws in the Com-monwealth. I the laws are not conus-ing enough, then there is the agencysoering interpretations o the law.

For instance, thousands o licensed gunowners in the Commonwealth havebeen purchasing pre ban magazinesunder the exemption in the law thatallows it. MGL c. 140 sec. 131M spe-

cically states: No person shall sell,oer or sale, transer or possess anassault weapon or a large capacity

eeding device that was not otherwiselawully possessed on September 13,1994.The Massachusetts ExecutiveOce o Public Saety and Security(EOPSS) has issued an interpreta-tion that the language means law-ully possessed in Massachusetts.This simply is not the case and as aresult GOAL has sent a letter askingthe Governor to address this issue.

March 18, 2013

Governor Deval Patrick

State House, Room 360

Boston, MA 02133

RE: Current laws regarding largecapacity eeding devices.

Dear Governor,

It has come to the attention o GunOwners Action League that the Ex-ecutive Oce o Public Saety andSecurity (EOPSS) is providing mis-inormation to the public regardingthe current large capacity eedingdevice laws. Current Massachusettslaw states the ollowing: Chapter140, Section 131M. No person shallsell, oer or sale, transer or possessan assault weapon or a large capacity

eeding device that was not otherwiselawully possessed on September 13,1994

On Monday, March 18, 2013 I wasorwarded an email or internetposting rom Elisabeth Ryan romEOPSS stating the ollowing:

EOPSS and FRB interpret MGL c.

140, sec 131M to say that the largecapacity magazine had to be law-

ully possessed in Massachusetts on9/13/94. Otherwise it is illegal.

The rst concern is that this state-ment is actually incorrect. Thereis no mention in sec. 131M o be-ing possessed in Massachusettsand there is no evidence that therewas ever legislative intent to do so.There is actually clear evidence tothe contrary given by MGL c. 140,sec 123 dealing with handgun sales.That statute passed in the same leg-islation in 1998 clearly shows its

intent by including only rearmspossessed under a Massachusetts li-cense.

MGL c. 140, sec 123: Clauses Eigh-teenth to Twenty-frst, inclusive, othe frst paragraph shall not applyto: (a) any frearm lawully owned or

possessed under a license issued un-der this chapter on or beore October

21, 1998

As urther evidence, MGL c. 140,sec 131M was amended in Chapter150 o the Acts o 2004 An Act Fur-ther Regulating Certain WeaponsJuly 1, 2004. Among several amend-ments to the Commonwealths gunlaws, the legislature did not eel theneed to include language limitingpossession o large capacity eedingdevices to be in Massachusetts priorto 1994.

The second concern is that an agencyis claiming to have the authority tointerpret law. It is our understand-ing that interpretations o law arethe purview o the MassachusettsAttorney General or the Courts o

the Commonwealth. I there couldbe any argument made regardingthe authority to promulgate regula-tions, there certainly could be nonemade or inserting language that

simply does not exist.

With the evidence clear that theopinion oered by EOPSS sta be-ing actually incorrect we requestthat your oce issue a letter cor-recting the inormation. This lettershould contain the representationo the law that persons proper-ly licensed can sell, oer or sale,transer or possess a large capac-ity eeding device that was lawullypossessed on September 13, 1994.

We thank you or your quick atten-tion to this problem and hope that

as Governor you would agree pro-viding misinormation regardingrearms greatly reduces the cred-ibility o the agency.

Sincerely,

James L. Wallace

Executive Director

Cc: James E. Timilty, Senate ChairJoint Committee on Public Saetyad Homeland Security,

Harold P. Naughton, Jr., HouseChair Joint Committee on PublicSaety and Homeland Security,

Kenneth J. Donnelly, Senate ChairJoint Committee on State Admin-istration and Regulatory Oversight,Peter V. Kocot, House Chair JointCommittee on State Administrationand Regulatory Oversight, Rich-ard T. Moore, Senate President ProTempore, George N. Peterson, Jr.,House Assistant Minority Leader

Evaluating the Next Steps: GunOwners Recoup ater Tremen-dous Anti Freedom Legislation

Now that we have seen the passageo several anti-reedom gun lawsin bordering states the questionremains, how will imprisoning theinevitably non compliant gun own-er stop another insane individualrom perpetrating a mass shooting?The answer is clear, it will not. Fewmedia pundits realize the actualimplications o new laws, and thesad reality is that dozens, perhaps

more, olks will now nd them-selves drowning in the legal systemor unregistered magazines or nothaving a state issued permission slipor their .22 ammo. It is inconceiv-able that politicians can so fagrant-ly violate the Constitution underthe guise o public saety and sum-marily design ineective emotion-ally driven legislation that oers noreal solution.

Needless to say, Governors Malloyand Cuomo adhere to Rahm Em-manuels adage never let a tragedy

go to waste and now the citizens oNY and CT have to wade througha new conusing legal ramework.In several states and on a nationallevel several ar more pragmatic so-lutions have been oered, includingallowing concealed carry by publicschool ocials duly licensed and/or appropriating unds or trainedormer military and police presenceat schools. As has been said simply,the best way to stop a bad guy w itha gun is a good guy with a gun.

In Massachusetts at GOAL we have

and will continue to seek the repealo draconian, complex, and use-less gun laws that run aoul o theConstitution. We are also aggres-sively ghting ongoing attempts torestrict our reedoms in the orm oarbitrary 7 round magazine limitsand mandatory liability insuranceon rearm ownership.

Earlier this month, Jim Wallace,GOALs executive director asked ra-dio pundit Jim Braude, How manyrounds are okay or a criminal?This statement sums up the very

nature o this debate, is it acceptableor the government to dene what

you NEED, and where will the linebe drawn?

Even more absurd is a proposedmandatory insurance requirementor gun owners. This can be likenedto compulsory insurance or theright to speak reely or assemble oreven requiring a policy to preventrandom searches o your home orprivate property. Sadly, the idea isnot all that ar rom reality and inGermany, among other countries,

police are allowed to enter oneshome unannounced to check andmake sure rearms are locked andthat owners have complied withthe state dictated gun laws. Thiswill never happen here is not anacceptable response. It can and itwill i we do not unite and heed thecall to action.

Now is the time to recognize thathere in the Commonwealth o Mas-sachusetts we must FIGHT not onlyto expand our rights, but to changethe nature o the debate and recog-

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would benet the most rom beingable to lawully possess and carrya rearm or sel protection. (ex-cluding o course the LimousineLiberals o the Northeast corridorwho simply think all guns are ickyand are solely responsible or guncrime as i no human every loaded,chambered, pointed, or pulled thetrigger o said gun)

Conversely, the legislators who mostoten work to protect our SecondAmendment Freedoms oten rep-resent areas where violent crime isalmost non-existent and Americantraditions endure rom generationto generation.

This is where the transormationbattle is currently being waged. Onone side we have our President andSenators like Maloney, Feinsteinetc and on the other we haveSenators like Cruz, Grassley andothers who not only have a greatunderstanding o what the SecondAmendment is, but ght to protectit. Its a battle or the heart and soulo America, waged or the most partby career politicians who have lostall touch with reality and what alarge majority o Americans wantrom their elected ocials.

Obamas critical mistake.

He has overlooked a very simplething and its a doozy. His arro-gance and lie in the bubble let himclueless as to who the Americanpeople are.

Theres an old saying when it comesto Americans, dont tread on me.Thats exactly what our President

has done; hes pissed o a large ma-jority o Americans wh o were liter-ally sleepwalking through lie tunedworried about jobs, getting kids tosoccer practice and looking orwardto a night o watching sitcoms onnetwork TV. Thats changing, werewaking up in large numbers and wedont like what were seeing.

So, how do we stop this transorma-tion?

Stopping them is simple and di-cult all at the same time. Simple inthat we need to come together andsay enough. Dicult in that itsa long, time - consuming process,remember it took the progressivemovement 4+ decades to get wherethey are and theyre still ar romcompleting their agenda. Deeatingand turning this around will takeocus, planning, determination andpatience.

Its a long road to get back and thejourney will not be easy, then again,we the people arent araid o alittle hard work, never have been,

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into the shell holder, and run theram all the way up.

3. Remove the seating stemrom the die and screw the diebody into the press until you

eel the die contact the top o thecase, then back it OFF one ullturn. Run the empty case up anddown to veriy that the die doesnot contact the case mouth, andtemporarily lock the die in place.

4. Place a bullet onto the emptycase, re-install the seating steminto the die, and gradually seatthe bullet until you achieve thedesired cartridge overall length.

5. Remove the dummy roundrom the shell holder and put itaside.

6. Back the seating stem wayout (or take it out).

7. Put a round o actory ammointo the shell holder and run theram all the way up.

8. Loosen the locking nut on thedie and screw the die body intothe press until the die touches theactory round. The crimp shoul-der inside the die body is nowtouching the top o the actorycrimp.

9. Lower the presss ram to back

the actory round out.

10. I the press cams over at thetop o the stroke (like an L-N-Lsingle stage), back the die o 1/4o a turn. I the press does notcam over at top (like a Rock-

chucker or most progressives),screw the die in an additional 1/4turn.

11. Lock the die in place.12. Remove the actory round,and run your dummy roundback up into the die. Reinstallthe seating stem and turn it untilit touches the top o the bullet.Remove your dummy round andinspect the crimp.

This will get the crimp very close.Adjust as needed, but you shouldnever have to turn the die more than1/2 turn in either direction romthis point onward. I you do, youredoing it wrong. Keep the dummyround you made to use as a gage toaide uture setups when you loadthe same bullets again. For a dedi-cated crimping die, perorm steps6-11 above, using a actory round asa gage to get the crimp close.

Veriying Proper Crimp

The most valuable tool to help youto veriy that you have the rightamount o crimp is a cartridge

gage. A cartridge gage is a cylindero steel with a very tight version o

your guns chamber in it. To use thegage, simply drop the nished car-tridge into the opening. I it ts in

the gage, it will t in your chamber.These gages are caliber-specic,and allow you to quickly check thecartridges overall length, diameter,and case length.

I the cartridge wont gage, itmight not chamber. I you haventcrimped enough to ully removethe belling, the cartridge will notgage. Also, i you over-crimp, it ispossible to bulge the case just belowthe mouth to the point where thecartridge is out o spec. A case gagewill also detect this condition.

A nal step to veriy that youre notover taper crimping is to make upa dummy round, and pull the bul-let. Inspect the pulled bullet or anydeormation where the case mouthwas previously located. An obviousdent or ridge around the circumer-ence o the pulled bullet can indi-cate excessive crimp.

Jim Finnerty is an NRA-Certifed MetallicCartridge Reloading instructor. Jim teachesseveral dierent reloading classes at GOAL,as well as at gun shops and clubs around thearea. For more inormation, please visit Jimswebsite at www.MassReloading.com

Finnerty - Reloading Bench Continued rom page 18

Our Director o Education Jon Green had a great time down at Nauset

Rod & Gun Club last weekend teaching and certiying another batcho NRA Instructors. Heres a class shot, apparently Jon didnt get the

Garand memo. We would like to congratulate all o the newly mintedNRA Certied Instructors!

Another great class. At the end o March we had a great class o stu-dents take part in our NRA Basic Pistol Instructors course. This 3 daycourse upon completion will leave you certied by the NRA as an NRA

Instructor, its a lot o work but well worth it!

New Range Saety Ocers! We had the pleasure o teaching a greatgroup o students at Westwood Gun Club last month. Thanks again to

Westwood or hosting this great class!

Instructor course: NRA Personal Protection in the Home. GOAL

Director o Education Jon Green (pictured at let) had a great timeteaching this course and was impressed with the great acilities at Lee.

Thanks again to Lee S portsmens Association or hosting!


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THE COMFORT OF REDUCED RECOIL

The Reloading BenchBy Jim Finnerty

Five Little Things That Make Reloading EasierHandgun Cartridge Crimping

Judging by the volume o questionsIve been receiving about the sub-

ject, the crimping process or hand-gun cartridges continues to conusepeople that are new to reloading. Inthis article, Ill try to clariy things.

In reloading terms, the crimp is anoperation perormed by a die onthe mouth o the case. Sometimesthe crimp is applied to provide ad-ditional hold between the case andthe bullet. Other times, it can sim-ply be an operation that removes

the belling on a straight-walled caseto allow it to chamber reely. Car-tridges can be crimped using a dedi-cated crimping die as an additionaloperation, or a crimp can be appliedwith a combination seating/crimp-ing die as the bullet is seated. Allhandgun cartridges require somesort o crimp.

There are two types o crimp usedwhen reloading handgun cartridges:the roll crimp and the taper crimp.

Roll Crimping

With a roll crimp, the diameter atthe very end o the case mouth isreduced, and rolled inward towardthe bullet, leaving a slight radius atthe top o the case. Since the casemouth is embedded into the sideo the bullet, the bullet itsel mustbe o a design capable o acceptinga roll crimp; in other words, thebullet must eature some place orthe crimp to go. Cast lead bulletsdesigned or a roll crimp eature acrimp groove, into which the casemouth is rolled during the crimp-ing process. Jacketed bullets havea eature called a cannelure. A can-nelure is a row o small vertical nsembossed into the jacket around thecircumerence o the bullet. Thepurpose o the cannelure is to pro-vide a place or the case mouth togrip the bullet - that will not deormthe bullets or allow the case mouthto cut through the jacket. Duringcrimping, the case mouth fattensout the small ns when it is rolledinto the bullet.

A roll crimp should not be appliedto any cast lead bullet that does nothave a crimp groove, or any platedor jacketed bullet without a cann-elure. At the very least you will ex-

perience reduced accuracy due to adeormed bullet; at worst youll cutthrough the plating or bullet jacket,which can strip o when red andwind up in the barrel or orcingcone. No good can come o that.

Since a roll crimp provides extrahold between the bullet and thecase, it should be used in applica-tions where bullet pull is likely.

The term bullet pull describesa condition where the bullet in aloaded cartridge works its way outo the case during recoil. This usu-

ally occurs in magnum revolvers, orvery lightweight revolvers that renon-magnum cartridges. Underrecoil, the sudden backward accel-eration o the revolver causes thebullets in the rounds remaining inthe cylinder to pull out o the caseslightly; and each shot causes morepull. This results in inconsistent ig-nition, and can even can cause therevolver to lock up ater a ew sh otsi a bullet protrudes out the ront othe cylinder ar enough to contactthe rame.

When slower burning powders areused, a strong roll crimp can pro-duce more consistent powder igni-tion and velocity. The additionalhold provided by a roll crimp cankeep the bullet in place in the casea tiny raction o a second longer,which results in a more consistentburn. Magnum revolver cartridgesloaded with powders like H110,W296, IMR 4227, or Hodgdon LilGun perorm better with a strongroll crimp (this is oten mentionedin the reloading manual as well).

When Should a Roll Crimp BeUsed?

A roll crimp can be used on any car-tridge that headspaces on the rim,belt, or shoulder, when it is loadedwith the appropriate bullet (seeabove). A dierent type o crimpis needed when the cartridge head-spaces on the case mouth, or when abullet without a cannelure or crimpgroove is used.

Taper Crimping

Unlike a roll crimp, a taper crimpdoes not leave a radiused edge onthe case mouth. A taper crimp sim-ply fattens out the belling that was

previously done by the expanderdie, and squeezes the case mouthtightly against (but still mostly par-allel to) the sides o the bullet. Ataper crimp leaves a distinct step atthe top edge o the case mouth.

A Cartridge Gage can be used to veriy the proper amount o crimp

Jacketed bullet with a cannelure (L) and cast leadbullet with a crimp groove (R )Both o these bullets can be roll

These bullets have no cannelure or crimp groove,and can be used only with a taper crimp

A Dedicated separate taper crimp die

When Should a Taper Crimp BeUsed?

A taper crimp should be used orany rimless straight-walled or ta-pered case (like the 9mm, .40 S&W,.45 ACP, etc) because these cartridg-es headspace on the case mouth. Ia roll crimp is used on any o these(or other rimless straight-walledcartridges), the round will notproperly headspace in the chamber.Instead, it will likely headspace onthe extractor. I conditions are justright - or wrong depending on how

you look at it a cartridge o thistype with either a roll crimp or toomuch taper crimp can re with thecase mouth pushed into the rifing.This will cause an extreme pres-sure spike which can result in cata-strophic ailure o the cartridge caseand the rearm.

Note that there is no reason why youcant apply a taper crimp to a bulletwith a cannelure or crimp groove,however, the bullet does not need tohave either o these eatures in orderor a taper crimp to be used.

Crimping Dies

In three-die pistol sets, the seatingdie does double duty as the crimp-ing die. The seating stem in the dieseats the bullet, and the die bodyitsel has an internal contour thatwill produce a crimp on the casemouth. Thereore, the height othe seating stem controls the bulletseating depth (and cartridge over-all length), while the height o thedie body in the press controls theamount o crimp. Combinationseating/crimping dies are availablethat will produce a taper crimp only,a roll crimp only, or either type ocrimp depending on the height othe die body in the press. Dies othe latter type will produce a tapercrimp when the inside o the diebody rst contacts the case mouth;and will leave a roll crimp i the dieis set deeper in the press.

There are dedicated crimping diesavailable or sale by themselves, or

as part o a 4-die pistol set. I a sep-arate crimp die is used, the combi-nation seating/crimping die shouldbe set up only to seat the bullet bybacking o the die body a turn ortwo so that it does not touch thecase mouth during the seating pro-cess.

Many reloaders that use cast leadbullets or semi-auto pistols preera separate taper crimp die. The rea-son is that a combination seating/crimping die crimps the cartridgeduring the seating process, whilethe bullet is still moving. This canresult in a small raised ridge o leadat the case mouth that can aect theway the cartridge chambers/head-spaces. Separating the seating andcrimping operations prevents thisridge rom orming.

Setting Up The Crimping Die

Here is an easy way to set up a com-bination seating/crimping die:

1. Take the die out o the press.2. Place a sized and belled (butnot primed and charged) case
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