Gun Secrets at the Supreme Court Revealed
SAF Book Recommendation:

Have you heard that the Supreme Court has been pretty silent about guns? That what little they have said generally supports anti-gun-rights people?

It turns out that’s completely false.

New research reveals that the High Court has consistently recognized the individual right to keep and bear arms — for 200 years!

You don’t have to take anyone’s word for it. The new book, “Supreme Court Gun Cases” includes not a dozen or two, but a whopping 92 cases that describe your gun rights. We were shocked (and delighted!) when we found out how many cases there actually were. You can read all about it at GunLaws.com.

Quiet on guns? Not hardly! The High Court uses some form of the word “gun” (pistol, shotgun, rifle, even Winchester) more than 2,900 times!!

Every court decision is reprinted word-for-word in “Supreme Court Gun Cases,” and then described in plain English. More than 1,000 of the best quotes are highlighted for easy reading. Three fascinating essays summarize the truth that took six years of hard work to find and publish.

We highly recommend this new book for your collection — and for your rights. Yes, you do have gun rights. The Supreme Court describes them all, over and over again:

The individual right to keep arms
The individual right to bear arms
The right to go arm yourself for self defense
The right to defend yourself, your family, your property
The right to stand your ground without retreating
Justification for slaying an attacker in legitimate self defense
The right to travel with your guns
All of this and more is included in “Supreme Court Gun Cases”

The 12 “forgotten” self-defense cases read like action tales from the Wild West — because they are! Drunken bullies, hotel brawls, blood feuds, property wars, international criminals, corrupt judges and jailers, abusive parents and shootouts of every description. If you put this much in a novel your agent would think you were nuts — but this is all true! Even a mutiny! Read it for yourself.

Some states have recently made a mockery of your rights, but the Supreme Court has been clear and solid.

As the information in this book spreads, the battle to regain lost ground gets better. And with the re-election of President Bush, things look even brighter for the future. “Supreme Court Gun Cases” is the best defense of the American right to arms to come along in years.

Get your own copy of “Supreme Court Gun Cases.” It’s easy —
You can’t demand your rights if you don’t know what they are.

Call 1-800-707-4020 to get a copy of “Supreme Court Gun Cases” by phone.

Go to the secure website to order a copy online.
And you’ll find lots of other pro-rights books too — check it out.
http://www.gunlaws.com.

You can also order by mail, just send a check or money order to:
Bloomfield Press, 4718 E. Cactus #440, Phoenix, AZ 85032.
Include $4 S&H for one book, $5 for two or $6 for up to six copies.

“Supreme Court Gun Cases”
by David Kopel, Stephen P. Halbrook, Alan Korwin.
672 pages.
Paperback $24.95, or
Lawyer/Library Hardcover Edition, $49.95
Include $4 S&H for one book, $5 for two or $6 for up to six copies.
20% discount if you buy six, 40% discount on a dozen.
Published by Bloomfield Press (GunLaws.com).
1-800-707-4020
http://www.gunlaws.com

Makes a great gift for someone you know with the holidays coming up.
Even yourself.