It’s HAMMER TIME, gun owners!

It’s hammer time!

(haha, easy there, tiger. We know your name isn’t Paul Pelosi)

Tomorrow is election day, and it’s a huge opportunity for us gun voters, ESPECIALLY when we are talking about the race for North Carolina’s House of Representatives.

Will the Republican majority in Raleigh expand or contract? Will Bloomberg buoy the radical left into power?

These questions will be answered by those who show up at the polls.

The fact is, you and I have a lot of work left to do to BIGLY improve North Carolina’s self-defense laws to the level they should have been all along, like:

➜ ➜ Passing Constitutional Carry. You should be able to carry whatever legally owned weapon you want for self-defense without having to beg a tyrannical government for permission or be entered into a state database just to exercise your right to keep and bear arms.

➜ ➜ Repeal the outrageous Pistol Purchase Permit, so North Carolina gun owners will no longer have to be tracked, traced, and registered in a database like sex offenders by the State of North Carolina BEFORE even buying common handguns.

➜ ➜ North Carolina should join Missouri in giving Biden a big ole’ Let’s Go Brandon by passing Keith Kidwell’s Second Amendment Preservation Act, which stops North Carolina from enforcing Nancy Pelosi/Chuck Schumer/Joe Biden’s unconstitutional gun edicts.

This is all common sense, and these are the issues the North Carolina Firearms Coalition will be facing head on going into next year’s session.

So before you head to the polls tomorrow, check out our North Carolina General Assembly and US Senate voters guides.

>>> NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE VOTER GUIDE <<<
>>> NORTH CAROLINA SENATE VOTER GUIDE <<<
>>> NORTH CAROLINA US SENATE VOTER GUIDE <<<

Remember, these politicians, many of whom stabbed you and me in the back over the last two years during the lockdowns, the shutdowns, the social distancing.

Now its our turn for payback.

Vote PRO-GUN!

For North Carolina,

Rob Knisley, Political Director
North Carolina Firearms Coalition