Okay - here it is - "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
And what was a "militia" when the Second was written? It was a group of citizens who could be called up for action by the Governor of a state, and who brought with them their own firearms. The name "militia" is now archaic. The present name for those folks is The National Guard.
Yep, you read that correctly. The Second was written to prevent state militias, National Guard units, from being disarmed. It has nothing to do with citizens who are not militiamen under the control of a State Governor.
If you aren't a Guardsman, under control of a State Governor, the Second does not apply to you.
You'll notice that the NRA never mentions those first four words. Ever wonder why?
Shove that Glock up where the sun don't shine.
And what was a "militia" when the Second was written? It was a group of citizens who could be called up for action by the Governor of a state, and who brought with them their own firearms. The name "militia" is now archaic. The present name for those folks is The National Guard.
Yep, you read that correctly. The Second was written to prevent state militias, National Guard units, from being disarmed. It has nothing to do with citizens who are not militiamen under the control of a State Governor.
If you aren't a Guardsman, under control of a State Governor, the Second does not apply to you.
You'll notice that the NRA never mentions those first four words. Ever wonder why?
Shove that Glock up where the sun don't shine.


