A Personal Perspective

From 1968 until retirement, my maternal grandparents' family retail business was attacked several times by armed assailants. There were bullet holes in the family cars. My grandfather was virtually fearless, but later told me the most helpless feeling in the world is being shot at with no means to shoot back. That leads me to assert my position of Second Amendment reverence and my determination to be able if the exigency arises, to return fire.