To Keep And Bear Arms:
What And Why

By Chuck Baldwin. Thursday, June 2nd, 2016

As an author, columnist, radio talk show host, and pastor who is outspoken in my support of the Second Amendment, I often receive inquiries from people asking for my personal preferences regarding firearms. This column will be devoted to sharing my thoughts on the various types of firearms in an attempt to help readers who may be new or even foreign to the use of firearms.

I trust that some of these remarks will inspire people to become more familiar with the different types of firearms that are available and, hopefully, motivate people to take a closer look at those firearms that might be beneficial to them personally.

I'm sure this column will not provide anything new for the firearms aficionados out there. But we are living in a violence-prone society, and more and more people (especially ladies) who never paid much attention to guns before are sensing the need to arm themselves but don't really know where to start. This column is designed to help those people. .....

A fairly comprehensive look at what is 'out there', with Chuck giving his own assessments and views on the subject. While no review of this sort can ever be literally 'definitive' - the full article does cover a lot of ground, and as such may be of significant interest to many. To quote a popular saying - "Better to have and not need, than need and not have".

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