Help spread the word. Now is the time to make our voices heard. Please spread on all social media. Call to action: March on State Capitols

I'm on shift that day, but my prayers will be with all who support the right to bear arms.

You just informed all the criminals to get out of town and all the theives to check every vehicle.

Just kidding. I will try to be there....

bump so I can find this and respond the 19th with the results here in Missouri .

44 people have looked two have commented that is sad. I will be there! I have a suburban and will carry as many people as I can if you want to go. I will be leaving burleson at 7:00 am.

I may be the only one there but I will be there. If theydo pass some stupid law I want to be able to say I at least got of of my lazy but and tried to do something!

Just to let you guys know I am not a gun freak. I am just a regular old joe who likes to hunt and fish, and know that I have the right to protect myself. I have four boys and a step daughter and I want them to learn to stand up for their rights also. Unfortunately they will probably have to deal with issues like this when they get older.

If you would like to go give me a call 817-823-9791.

If they go after ar's and semi autos and succeed they will come after the rest next. For all of you that say this cant happen take a look at the world . If enough people don't stand up they can and they will.

I don't mind going but do you think there's any question where Texas stands on the issue?

I am 28,000 miles away. I am there in Spirit.

I plan to be there. I may have to ride with someone.......that's not leaving at 7a as I will be just getting off work.

I don't think there is any issue at all with Texas but the worst thing you could do is think every thing is good in your state and not do anything. There are other states. And just maybe showing the rest of the states how pationate Texas is about protecting our rights will convince others to do the same.
The worst you could do is nothing.

Yeah I suppose so. I'm gonna go I reckon.

Very well said but I will add...
It's not about Texas but our rights as FREE AMERICANS that is in grave danger. Even if you think "it won't happen here" I challenge you all to stand UNITED with all gun owners and support gun owners/rights with us.

The gun grabbers must believe us when we say DON'T TREAD ON ME and COME AND TAKE IT

currently out of country BUT!!!

I stand with you all and in Prayer


Worst case scenario… What if…and then what will you do… Will you comply with tyranny…? Will you sat No now and if the unbelievable comes will you continue to stand and SAY NO!!!

Come together and stand

LOCK N LOAD
I'll just say that the line has been drawn. I will do all I can to keep my kids in a Free America. If they win now it will be a very steep slope to follow and we will not be able, or should I say much less able to defend against tyranny.

I am going to try and make this. six hours away from Austin, any body close to me going let me know, maybe we can get a group together to go.

Mods this needs to be at the top of every topic page.

I should be back in from an out of town work trip. If so I'll make the drive up from Rockport. Definitely a chance for the law abiding gun owners to make a stance.

Has anyone secured a permit for the gathering etc? Don't you have to have a permit to pretest or have a demonstration?

c'mon dude, it's closer than you think...


Austin TX to Kambrah Australia

Suggested routes
15,589 mi, 502 hours
Stuart Hwy
Driving directions from Austin, TX to Kambrah ACT, Australia

This route has tolls.
This route includes a ferry.
This route crosses through Japan.

Austin, TX
1. Head east on E 5th St toward Brazos St
0.1 mi
2. Turn right at the 2nd cross street onto San Jacinto Blvd
0.3 mi
3. Turn right onto E 1st St/E Cesar Chavez St
Continue to follow E Cesar Chavez St
1.7 mi
4. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for TX-1 Loop N and merge onto TX-1 Loop N
7.3 mi
5. Take the US 183 exit toward Research Blvd
0.2 mi
6. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for US-183 N/Research Blvd N and merge onto US-183 N
Partial toll road
8.3 mi
7. Continue onto Route 183A N/183A Toll Rd N
Partial toll road
10.3 mi
8. Continue onto US-183 N
42.1 mi
9. Slight left onto US-183 N/US-190 W
Continue to follow US-183 N
36.9 mi
10. Turn left onto US-183 N/US-84 W/State Hwy 16 N
Continue to follow US-183 N/US-84 W
30.4 mi
11. Turn left onto US-84 W/Early Blvd
Continue to follow US-84 W
30.8 mi
12. Slight right onto TX-153 W
71.0 mi
13. Continue onto TX-70 N
11.1 mi
14. Turn left onto NW Georgia Ave/I-20 Frontage Rd
0.1 mi
15. Slight left to merge onto I-20 W
6.1 mi
16. Take exit 238A to merge onto US-84 W toward Snyder Lubbock
74.3 mi
17. Slight right toward 46 Loop N/S Avenue F (signs for TX-207/Farm to Market Rd 651/State Loop 46)
0.2 mi
18. Continue straight onto 46 Loop N/S Avenue F
Continue to follow S Avenue F
0.9 mi
19. Continue onto TX-207 N (signs for Farm to Market Road 651 N)
0.5 mi
20. Turn left onto E 15th St
0.1 mi
21. Take the 1st right onto US-84 W/N Broadway St
Continue to follow US-84 W
32.6 mi
22. Slight right onto Southeast Dr
1.8 mi
23. Turn left to merge onto TX-289 Loop N
10.6 mi
24. Take the exit toward US-84/Littlefield
0.2 mi
25. Merge onto Texas 289 Loop Frontage Rd W
0.6 mi
26. Turn right onto US-84 W/Clovis Rd
Continue to follow US-84 W
Entering New Mexico
157 mi
27. Turn right onto US-84 W/4th St
Continue to follow US-84 W
41.9 mi
28. Turn left to merge onto I-40 W
116 mi
29. Take exit 159C to merge onto I-25 N toward Santa Fe
16.2 mi
30. Take exit 242 for NM-165 E toward US-550 W/Bernalillo/Placitas
0.2 mi
31. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for US-550/Sandoval County Station
197 ft
32. Turn left onto NM-165 W/US-550 N
Continue to follow US-550 N
149 mi
33. Turn left onto Rd 5500
7.5 mi
34. Turn left onto US-64 W
5.0 mi
35. Slight right onto US-64 W/E Broadway Ave
Continue to follow US-64 W
29.7 mi
36. Turn right onto US-491 N
Entering Colorado
41.3 mi
37. Slight left onto US-491 N/S Broadway (signs for I-491)
Continue to follow US-491 N
Entering Utah
59.8 mi
38. Continue onto E Center St/U.S 666
Continue to follow E Center St
0.4 mi
39. Turn right onto US-191 N/N Main St
Continue to follow US-191 N
85.4 mi
40. Turn left to merge onto I-70 W
23.8 mi
41. Take exit 157 to merge onto US-191 N/US-6 W toward Price/Salt Lake
Continue to follow US-6 W
127 mi
42. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-15 N/Salt Lake City and merge onto I-15 N
66.4 mi
43. Slight left to stay on I-15 N
55.3 mi
44. Continue straight onto I-84 W (signs for Boise)
Entering Idaho
95.3 mi
45. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Interstate 84 W/US 30 W/Twin Falls and merge onto I-84 W/U.S. 30 W
Continue to follow I-84 W
Entering Oregon
420 mi
46. Take exit 179 to merge onto I-82 W toward Umatilla/Kennewick
Entering Washington
142 mi
47. Continue onto US-97 N
1.3 mi
48. Merge onto I-90 W
99.9 mi
49. Take exit 10 for Interstate 405 N
0.5 mi
50. Merge onto I-405 N
2.8 mi
51. Take exit 14 for Washington 520 E toward Redmond
0.4 mi
52. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Washington 520 W and merge onto WA-520 W
Partial toll road
5.9 mi
53. Take the Montlake Boulevard exit
Toll road
0.5 mi
54. Merge onto Montlake Blvd E
0.3 mi
55. Slight left onto NE Pacific St
0.8 mi
56. Continue onto NE Northlake Way
0.2 mi
57. Turn left to stay on NE Northlake Way
102 ft
58. Turn right to stay on NE Northlake Way
1.0 mi
59. Sail across the Pacific Ocean
Entering Hawaii
2,756 mi
60. Continue straight
0.1 mi
61. Turn left onto Kuilima Dr
0.5 mi
62. Take the 3rd right onto HI-83 W
12.4 mi
63. Continue straight onto HI-99 S/Kamehameha Hwy
6.5 mi
64. Slight left onto HI-80 S/Kamehameha Hwy
Continue to follow Kamehameha Hwy
2.1 mi
65. Take the Interstate H-2 S ramp to Honolulu
0.2 mi
66. Merge onto I-H-2 S
7.9 mi
67. Merge onto I-H-1 E
4.6 mi
68. Take exit 13B toward Halawa Hts. Stadium
0.3 mi
69. Merge onto I-H-201 E
4.1 mi
70. Merge onto I-H-1 E
2.5 mi
71. Make a U-turn at Exit 21B
1.6 mi
72. Take exit 23 for Punahou St toward Waikiki/Manoa
0.2 mi
73. Turn right onto Punahou St
0.1 mi
74. Turn right onto S Beretania St
0.1 mi
75. Take the 1st left onto Kalakaua Ave
1.9 mi
76. Sail across the Pacific Ocean
Entering Japan
3,879 mi
77. Turn left toward 県道275号線
0.4 mi
78. Turn left toward 県道275号線
358 ft
79. Turn left toward 県道275号線
0.2 mi
80. Turn right onto 県道275号線
0.1 mi
81. Turn left onto 国道125号線
0.1 mi
82. Turn right onto 県道24号線
0.6 mi
83. Turn left at 千束町（交差点） onto 国道354号線
2.0 mi
84. Turn right at 中村陸橋下（交差点） to stay on 国道354号線
1.0 mi
85. Take the ramp to 常磐自動車道
Toll road
0.3 mi
86. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for 東京 and merge onto 常磐自動車道
Toll road
23.8 mi
87. Take exit 三郷ＪＣＴ on the right toward 首都高・銀座・湾岸線
Toll road
0.7 mi
88. Merge onto 首都高速6号三郷線
Toll road
5.8 mi
89. Take exit 小菅ＪＣＴ toward 湾岸線・銀座
Toll road
0.3 mi
90. Merge onto 首都高速中央環状線
Toll road
0.4 mi
91. Take exit 堀切ＪＣＴ on the right toward 銀座
Toll road
0.3 mi
92. Merge onto 首都高速6号向島線
Toll road
5.4 mi
93. Take exit 江戸橋ＪＣＴ on the right toward 神田橋・北池袋
Toll road
0.4 mi
94. Merge onto 首都高速都心環状線
Toll road
3.8 mi
95. Take exit 谷町ＪＣＴ on the right toward 東名・渋谷
Toll road
0.3 mi
96. Merge onto 首都高速3号渋谷線
Toll road
6.9 mi
97. Continue onto 東名高速道路
Toll road
54.9 mi
98. Take exit 御殿場ＪＣＴ toward 新東名・静岡・名古屋
Toll road
1.3 mi
99. Merge onto 新東名高速道路
Toll road
89.5 mi
100. Take exit 浜松いなさＪＣＴ toward 新東名高速道路
Toll road
1.5 mi
101. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for 東名・東京・名古屋 and merge onto 新東名高速道路
Toll road
8.0 mi
102. Take exit 三ヶ日ＪＣＴ on the right toward 東名・名古屋
Toll road
0.6 mi
103. Merge onto 東名高速道路
Toll road
29.2 mi
104. Take exit 豊田ＪＣＴ toward 東海環状・伊勢湾岸道・豊田東出口・土岐ＪＣＴ・四日市・新名神
Toll road
0.2 mi
105. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for 伊勢湾岸道・四日市・新名神 and merge onto 伊勢湾岸自動車道
Toll road
19.8 mi
106. Take the ramp onto 伊勢湾岸自動車道
Toll road
12.1 mi
107. Take exit 四日市ＪＣＴ on the right toward 東名阪道・大阪・伊勢道
Toll road
0.6 mi
108. Merge onto 東名阪自動車道
Toll road
13.8 mi
109. Take exit 亀山ＪＣＴ toward 新名神・京都・大阪
Toll road
0.6 mi
110. Merge onto 新名神高速道路
Toll road
30.9 mi
111. Take exit 草津ＪＣＴ toward 草津ＰＡ・名神・京滋・京都・大阪
Toll road
0.2 mi
112. Take exit 草津ＰＡ on the right toward 名神
Toll road
0.5 mi
113. Merge onto 名神高速道路
Toll road
30.1 mi
114. Take exit 吹田ＪＣＴ toward 中国道・山陽道・宝塚・岡山
Toll road
1.1 mi
115. Merge onto 中国自動車道
Toll road
18.8 mi
116. Take exit 神戸ＪＣＴ toward 山陽道・岡山・徳島
Toll road
0.9 mi
117. Merge onto 山陽自動車道
Toll road
192 mi
118. Take exit 廿日市ＪＣＴ on the right toward 山陽道・岩国・北九州
Toll road
0.9 mi
119. Merge onto 広島岩国道路
Toll road
7.3 mi
120. Take the ramp onto 山陽自動車道
Toll road
59.2 mi
121. Take exit 山口ＪＣＴ on the right toward 中国道・下関・北九州
Toll road
0.8 mi
122. Merge onto 中国自動車道
Toll road
39.9 mi
123. Continue onto 関門橋
Toll road
5.9 mi
124. Continue onto 九州自動車道 (signs for 九州道・福岡・熊本)
Toll road
59.1 mi
125. Take exit 鳥栖ＪＣＴ toward 大分道・大分・長崎道・長崎・佐賀
Toll road
0.3 mi
126. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for 長崎道・長崎・佐賀 and merge onto 長崎自動車道
Toll road
75.0 mi
127. Take exit 高速長崎ＩＣ on the right toward ながさき出島道路・（長崎市街）
Toll road
0.6 mi
128. Merge onto 国道324号バイパス
Toll road
1.8 mi
129. Take the ramp onto 出島海岸通り/国道499号線
Partial toll road
0.4 mi
130. Turn left at 玉江橋（交差点）
0.2 mi
131. Turn left
482 ft
132. Take the 長崎~奈良尾~奈留島~福江 ferry
Partial toll road
60.8 mi
133. Continue straight
0.2 mi
134. Turn right toward 国道384号線
246 ft
135. Turn right toward 国道384号線
0.1 mi
136. Continue straight through ターミナル前（交差点） onto 国道384号線
354 ft
137. Turn left at 東浜町（交差点） to stay on 国道384号線
1.3 mi
138. Slight left at 馬責馬場（交差点） onto 県道27号線
7.0 mi
139. Turn left onto 県道31号線
0.4 mi
140. Continue onto 県道164号線
2.9 mi
141. Keep left at the fork
2.1 mi
142. Turn left onto 国道384号線
3.5 mi
143. Sail across the Pacific Ocean
Entering Australia (Northern Territory)
3,358 mi
144. Turn left onto Myilly Tce
276 ft
145. Turn right to stay on Myilly Tce
0.2 mi
146. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Kahlin Ave
0.2 mi
147. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Gilruth Ave
1.1 mi
148. Turn right onto Goyder Rd
0.2 mi
149. Keep left at the fork
433 ft
150. Continue onto Stuart Hwy/National Highway 1
20.0 mi
151. Slight right to stay on Stuart Hwy/National Highway 1
Continue to follow Stuart Hwy
Go through 2 roundabouts
915 mi
152. Turn right onto Stuart Hwy/National Highway 87 (signs for Adelaide)
Continue to follow Stuart Hwy
Entering South Australia
753 mi
153. Turn left onto Augusta Hwy/Eyre Hwy/National Highway A1
Continue to follow Augusta Hwy/National Highway A1
67.5 mi
154. Slight left onto B64 (signs for Crystal Brook)
2.5 mi
155. Turn right onto Cunningham St/B64
Continue to follow B64
0.3 mi
156. Take the 3rd left onto Clare Hwy/Darbon Tce/Goyder Hwy/B64
Continue to follow Clare Hwy/Goyder Hwy/B64
15.4 mi
157. Turn right onto Goyder Hwy/Main North Rd/B64/B82
1.3 mi
158. Turn left onto Goyder Hwy/Gulnare-Spalding Rd/B64
10.0 mi
159. Turn right onto Goyder Hwy/RM Williams Way/B64/B80
2.5 mi
160. Turn right to stay on Goyder Hwy/RM Williams Way/B64/B80
0.2 mi
161. Turn left onto Davies Tce/Goyder Hwy/B64
Continue to follow Goyder Hwy/B64
21.2 mi
162. Turn right onto A32/Barrier Hwy/Goyder Hwy (signs for Burra/Morgan/B64)
Continue to follow Goyder Hwy
56.6 mi
163. Turn left onto Goyder Hwy/Morgan-Renmark Rd/B64
Continue to follow Goyder Hwy/B64
55.1 mi
164. Turn left onto Sturt Hwy/National Highway A20 (signs for Monash/Renmark)
5.8 mi
165. Turn left to stay on Sturt Hwy/National Highway A20 (signs for Renmark/Mildura/Sturt Highway)
8.6 mi
166. Turn right to stay on Sturt Hwy/National Highway A20 (signs for Paringa/Mildura)
Go through 1 roundabout
Entering Victoria
88.0 mi
167. Turn right onto Seventh St/Sturt Hwy/National Highway A20 (signs for Buronga/Sydney/Broken Hill)
0.4 mi
168. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Sturt Hwy/National Highway A20 heading to Buronga/Sydney/Broken Hill
Continue to follow Sturt Hwy
Entering New South Wales
1.3 mi
169. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Sturt Hwy/National Highway 20
47.2 mi
170. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit and stay on Sturt Hwy/National Highway 20 heading to Balranald
49.8 mi
171. Turn right to stay on Sturt Hwy/National Highway 20
Go through 1 roundabout
187 mi
172. Turn right to stay on Sturt Hwy/National Highway 20
Go through 3 roundabouts
86.5 mi
173. Take the National Highway 31/Hume Highway ramp to Gundagai/Sydney
0.4 mi
174. Merge onto Hume Hwy/National Highway 31
86.1 mi
175. Take the BARTON Hwy/National Highway 25 ramp to Yass/Canberra
1.4 mi
176. Slight left onto Barton Hwy/National Highway 25
Go through 1 roundabout
Entering Australian Capital Territory
30.5 mi
177. Slight right onto Gungahlin Drive
210 ft
178. Take the ramp to Belconnen/Woden
0.4 mi
179. Merge onto Gungahlin Drive
3.4 mi
180. Continue onto Caswell Drive
1.2 mi
181. Take the ramp onto Parkes Way
0.7 mi
182. Continue onto Tuggeranong Parkway
6.5 mi
183. Continue onto Drakeford Drive
1.8 mi
184. Turn left onto Athllon Drive
0.5 mi
185. Make a U-turn at Vosper St
0.5 mi
186. Continue straight to stay on Athllon Drive
289 ft
187. Turn right onto Drakeford Drive
0.1 mi

Kambah ACT
Australia

I'm glad to see some folks are planning to attend. If you can't attend, please help spread the word. We need to make sure everyone sees this in time to plan to make the trip.

Sounds like a plan... Coreybasshunter!

I'll be there in Spirit.

We would like to think that BaylorRT but just looky here....




Texas: Urge Travis County Commissioners to Oppose Ban on Gun Shows in Taxpayer-Owned Facilities

While anti-Second Amendment politicians in Washington plot their national gun control agenda, local officials are taking direct aim at gun shows in the Austin area.
Travis County Commissioners, at the urging of their counterparts on the Austin City Council, are considering a proposal to ban gun shows on county-owned property and in public facilities. Austin may even go further and attempt to restrict them on private property within city limits.
This measure would primarily affect events held at the Travis County Expo Center east of town. Todd Beiter of Saxet Gun Shows has a contract with the county through January 2014. He's been a law-abiding and responsible tenant who runs a safe and legal business. This proposed ban is not in response to anything that has happened at Saxet events, but in reaction to a terrible tragedy that occurred thousands of miles away in a state with some of the most stringent gun control laws in the country.
And if the county were to kick this tenant to the curb, not only would they lose the revenue from his contract, they could also face legal action.
Don't let this happen in Texas - even in a city whose official motto is "Keep Austin Weird!" Protect your Second Amendment rights and your pocketbook - urge your county Commissioners to oppose any plan to end gun shows in taxpayer-owned facilities!

Contact Information for Travis County Officials:

Commissioner Precinct 1 – Ron Davis
(512) 854-9111
ron.davis@co.travis.tx.us

Commissioner Precinct 2 – Sarah Eckhardt
(512) 854-9222
commissionerpct2@co.travis.tx.us

Commissioner Precinct 3 – Gerald Daugherty
(512) 854-9386
Precinct3constituents@co.travis.tx.us

Commissioner Precinct 4 – Margaret Gomez
(512) 854-9444
Margaret.Gomez@co.travis.tx.us

County Attorney – David Escamilla
(512) 854-9415

County Judge – Samuel T. Biscoe
(512) 854-9555
sam.biscoe@co.travis.tx.us

Ill be on duty unless i can find a sub !

I'll be there we need to have a thf meeting point so we can stand together!

Copied from another forum

"this is being held on a Saturday. Surely the 2nd Amendment is important enough to interrupt our busy lives on a Saturday, ONE weekend out of the year? If you have kids, you bring them along and give them a grassroots look at their civic responsibilities as citizens of this country. WE GOT TO WHERE WE ARE PRECISELY because conservatives are too busy to turn out on the streets and demonstrate their displeasure with their government. Is there a SINGLE civil rights issue anywhere on the planet—and have no doubt that the 2nd Amendment is a civil rights issue—that was won by its advocates without turning out into the streets? I think you'd be hard pressed to find one anywhere in human history.

Protesters in Iran turn out for their civil rights knowing beyond any doubt that some of them will not be going home that night. Protestors in China faced down main battle tanks in Tienamen Square. The black civil rights movement in the south in the 1950s, '60s, & early '70s faced police dogs, fire hoses, rioting policemen, and poor excuses for "citizens" who threatened and beat them, shot at them and even lynched them.

Gun owners in America, right now, have the luxury of protesting in the streets without facing that kind of persecution. I don't think it is worth losing your job over.........not YET.......but barring a commitment that is simply inescapable and more important than the immediate defense of the 2nd Amendment, we would be sorry pieces of work if we didn't ALL make it."

My other half said I should not take my 15yo daughter saying she doesn't need to be in the middle of that. I disagreed saying she needs to know the value standing up for our rights.
She will be going.

This Topic needs to stay at the top. Can someone make it a STICKY, so everyone can see this?

Thank you!

Stay safe!