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VCDL President to speak at the Fredericksburg Tea Party Patriots meeting on June 23

I will be speaking at the Fredericksburg Tea Party Patriots (all the names that the IRS hates) meeting on Sunday, June 23. The meeting is open to the public and will be held at:

Salem Church Branch of the Rappahannock Library System
2607 Salem Church Road
Fredericksburg, VA 22407

The meeting starts at 2 PM and ends at 4 PM. They have another speaker from 2 PM to 3 PM and I will be speaking shortly thereafter.

Carry reminder: for those who may decide to do so, it is legal to carry openly or concealed in public libraries in Virginia.

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VCDL meeting in Annandale in JULY to have a speaker talking about reloading!

There will not be a June VCDL meeting in Annandale (we usually skip June every year).

VCDL member Terrell Prude (AKA "Cowboy T") knows a lot about reloading and will be sharing his knowledge with you at the Thursday, JULY 18 VCDL meeting in Annandale! Here is Terrell's description of his talk/demonstration:

THE GREAT AMMO DEARTH--AND A SOLUTION

Having trouble getting 9mm? .40 S&W? .45 Auto? How about .223? If you can even find it, how's it priced?

How neat would it be if you could--safely--make your own ammunition in the comfort of your own home? Wouldn't it be nice to just be able to pop out a box when you want to go to the range? And how about lowering your ammo costs by more than half?

Wouldn't all that be great?

Yes, all this is possible. See, I have no ammo problems. And I shoot a fair amount, about 3 times a week. I can afford to do so because rolling your own reduces your ammo costs considerably.

I'd like to explain to you how this is done. And I'd like to do it at the next VCDL meeting in Annandale.

See, I got caught by the Great Ammo Rush of 2009. This time, during the G. A. R. of 2013, I was ready. My range frequency hasn't slowed one bit during all this. And if you want to maintain your ability--which we all should be doing as gun owners--you need ammo.

It's called, "handloading", or "reloading". And it's remarkably easy to do. As my cameralady who helps me with my instructional videos puts it, "it's like needlepoint; you can do this."

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