I used the phrase, 'public armory,' to refer to arms already secured by the people -- those not stored in national guard armories. The national guard armories are not public. However, I would expect if there were extra weapons stored there, they would be issued to the sheriff who would distribute them. Wouldn't want any one lacking a weapon for lack of the price of one. "For lack of a nail, the kingdom was lost,'" seems to fit.
But that was only a side-bar to my topic. Any comment on the logic of the main topic? Thanks for the reply, TERMINATTOR.
You got it right! The RKBA is an inalienable right, end of story. Anything, anyone, anytime. The sad fact is OUR government thinks they have the right to RKBA as they see fit, and we don't. They've got it exactly bass akwards!
Molon Labe!
